Tag Archives: 2004 in Las Vegas

“The little young lady using the big tone of voice,” Timi Yuro was America’s finest white spirit singer from the 1960s. Her million-selling debut one, “Harm,” released a performer of such deep poignancy and depth that lots of listeners assumed she was a guy, an African-American, or both, even though …

Produced in 2004, NEVADA post-hardcore group Get away the Fate prided itself, most of all, on a lively and visceral live display. Following demise of their prior band, vocalist Ronnie Radke and bassist Maximum Green recruited keyboardist Carson Allen, guitarist Omar Espinoza, and drummer Robert Ortiz. Debuting live hardly a …

Surely probably one of the most talented one-hit wonders from the rock era, Doris Troy hit the very best Ten with “JUST ONE SINGLE Look” in 1963, but also recorded a great many other good pop-soul sides for Atlantic between 1963 and 1965. Unlike many spirit performers of that time …

A NEVADA based death steel outfit, Molotov Option kept the proceedings interesting by melding their loss of life steel chops with grindcore, hardcore, and a skeptical political eyesight, producing a cope with genre label Twelve Measure, and a debut record that premiered in 2008. The music group formed in the …