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Animals & Men

In the past due ’70s, numerous British acts followed the same trajectory as Animals & Men: these were initially catalyzed by punk, briefly managed to get onto vinyl, received airplay around the John Peel off show, and disappeared, departing few traces. In 1978, influenced by punk’s audio, attitude, and appearance, …

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The Hive Dwellers

Indie rock and roll ringleader Calvin Johnson (K Information, Beat Taking place, Halo Benders, Dub Narcotic AUDIO SYSTEM) dates back to essentials using the stripped-down noises from the Hive Dwellers. The music group, whose name suggests a cooperative school of thought, produced in Olympia, Washington, with Johnson playing classical guitar …

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John Hammond, Jr.

John Hammond, Jr. can be one of a small number of white blues music artists who was for the scene at the start from the first blues renaissance from the mid-’60s. That revival, due to renewed desire for folk music round the U.S., caused profession boosts for most of the …

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Bill Johnson

Bassist Expenses Johnson was energetic on a single scene as other bluesmen with exactly the same or nearly identical name, including many Howlin’ Wolf sidemen. The bassist was connected with Albert Collins’ rings in the past due ’60s and ’70s. Before that a profession highlight had been among the individuals …

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Larry Dunn

A member from the San Francisco-based spirit/R&B music group, the Dynatones, in the mid-1980s, Larry Dunn has continued to be among the Bay Area’s busiest music artists. Regarding his music group, the Tempo Sheiks, he’s continuing to perform frequently in the SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA area, and provides toured Europe …

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Backbeat Band

An alt-rock supergroup of types, the Backbeat Music group came collectively for a short instant in 1993-94 to record and promote the soundtrack to Backbeat, Iain Softley’s 1994 fair-to-midlin film chronicling the Fab Four’s pre-Beatlemania period in Britain and Hamburg. Comprising Afghan Whigs vocalist Greg Dulli, R.E.M. bassist Mike Mills, …

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Captain Beefheart

Given birth to Don Vliet, Captain Beefheart was among contemporary music’s true innovators. Who owns an extraordinary four-and-a-half-octave vocal range, he utilized idiosyncratic rhythms, absurdist lyrics, and an unholy alliance of free of charge jazz, Delta blues, latter-day traditional music, and rock and roll & roll to make a singular …

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Brownsville Station

A Detroit area rock and roll & roll music group formed in 1969 by guitarists Cub Koda and Mike Lutz, Brownsville Station’s original members also included T.J. Cronley (drums) and Tony Driggins (bass), with Henry Weck changing Cronley on drums in 1971. In the beginning affected by Chuck Berry, Bo …

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The Remains

This Boston, USA-based garage band was formed in 1964 by guitarist/vocalist Barry Tashian. Motivated by a vacation to London, where he noticed British groupings playing materials he treasured – Jimmy Reed, Small Walter, Chuck Berry and John Lee Hooker – Tashian come up with the Remains to be with Costs …

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The Rolling Stones

By enough time the Rolling Stones began calling themselves the World’s Greatest Rock & Roll Band in the past due ’60s, that they had currently staked out an extraordinary claim around the title. As the self-consciously harmful option to the bouncy Merseybeat from the Beatles in the English Invasion, the …

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