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Immaculate Fools

The British band the Immaculate Fools became so popular in Spain that they eventually moved there. Created in London, Britain, in 1984, the Immaculate Fools was made up of Kevin Weatherill (business lead vocals, classical guitar, harmonica, bass), Paul Weatherill (acoustic bass, support vocals, percussion), Brian Betts (classical guitar, slip …

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King Cobb Steelie

An anti-commercialism, community-minded collective of music artists, Ruler Cobb Steelie play alternate rock that is clearly a jumble of sampling, scratching, world music tools and studio room sorcery, teaching a flair for seamless ecclecticism. Definately not being a music group that grafts varied affects onto a Traditional western rock audio, …

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Jimmy Osmond

Jimmy Osmond spent nearly all his lifestyle in the entertainment industry. In the ’70s he was most widely known as “Small Jimmy Osmond”, the youngest person in the Osmonds, several musical siblings in charge of hit songs through the entire ’60s and ’70s. Osmond also kept the Guinness Globe Record …

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Bill Pritchard

The dried out, deadpan voice and introspective storytelling of Costs Pritchard have drawn comparisons to Morrissey and Lloyd Cole. Although he was created in Lichfield, Britain, Pritchard is even more well-known beyond his homeland; he provides amassed cult followings in Japan, Italy, Holland, Belgium, and France, where he ultimately relocated. …

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Kevin Nealon

A mainstay of Sunday Night Live from your mid-’80s to mid-’90s (having anchored Weekend Update and introduced character types like Mr. Subliminal) and a normal on the tv screen display Weeds, Kevin Nealon got his begin performing standup, despite the fact that he wouldn’t launch his first humor recording until …

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The Ides of March

Chicago’s Ides of March burst onto the country wide picture in 1970 using the million-selling sole “Automobile,” a tune that bore greater than a transferring resemblance towards the then mega-selling Bloodstream, Perspiration & Tears. However the band’s pedigree returned beyond BS&T’s, and using a very much different origin. Produced in …

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Billie Myers

Billie Myers, given birth to in England, found the globe of popular music in 1997 with her debut discharge Growing, Discomfort. Her vocal design is a combined mix of pop, jazz and globe music. There’s always been a precise line, though unseen, between pop lyrics and poetry; Billie originally started …

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The Connection

Providing a lively and tuneful fusion of rock and roll & move and vintage force pop informed with the British Invasion and garage area rock sounds from the mid-’60s, the bond were shaped in 2011 by two music devotees from Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Geoff Palmer and Brad Marino, both of …

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Bad Ronald

Called after an obscure made-for-TV-movie from 1974, the brand new York Town quartet Poor Ronald ties in very well with early 21st century crop of goofy rap-popsters as the Bloodhound Gang. Made up of three MCs and a DJ (which include gentlemen who pass the titles of Ray, White colored …

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Harvest Ministers

The Harvest Ministers’ make of melodic folk-rock owes more to American roots music than towards the sounds of their native Ireland. The music group can be led by vocalist and songwriter William Merriman, who’s often joined up with by co-vocalist Maeve Roche. Their record roster contains 1995’s Small Dark Mansion …

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