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Luther Roundtree

He might have already been a Town Slicker at one stage, but this Texan really was more of a nation boy. A specialist since the age group of 19, he selected guitar with a number of bands throughout the South, especially the combo of Gene “Blue” Steele from 1929 through …

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Rex Navarrete

Filipino-American comedian Rex Navarrete found out his knack for sharing with jokes when he would school in the SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA Bay area, when he’d generate Eddie Murphy’s traditional album Comedian showing his close friends. When he started attending university, his parents assumed that Navarrete would become an architect, …

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George Foster

The comedy writing and production team of Bob Booker and George Foster rode high through the comedy record craze from the mid-’60s and early ’70s . In this distinctly laughable period in the music business, yucks had been a lot of money. Fast-selling discs by performers such as for example …

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Blue Collar Comedy Tour

From early 2000 and carrying on through another season, the Blue Training collar Comedy Tour highlighted Jeff Foxworthy, Costs Engvall, Ron White, and Larry the Wire Guy. Representative shows from each one of the tour’s performers had been gathered on Blue Training collar Comedy Tour Live, that was released in …

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Two Jew Revue

Steve Goodie (b. 11/4/65) and Jacob Kantor (b. 7/18/71), two Jewish songwriting comedians, teamed up like a novelty duo in LA in February of 1998 as your guitar strumming “Two Jew Revue.” Goodie, a Chicago indigenous, was raised imitating the acoustic harmonics of ’70s folk and pop rings like Simon …

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Elliot Humberto Kavee

Drummer/cellist Elliot Humberto Kavee’s primary interest is based on music for movie theater, but he in addition has either performed or recorded with a multitude of performers — including Francis Wong, Omar Sosa, Joseph Jarman, Henry Threadgill, Steve Coleman, Don Cherry, Cecil Taylor, Ben Goldberg, John Tchicai, Glenn Horiuchi, Jon …

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Chuck Wagon & the Wheels

The over-the-top country trio Chuck Wagon & the Wheels formed in 1979 and so are as inspired by professional wrestling because they are classic country. The group includes vocalists Wagon and Carl “Cal” Pyle along with guitarist/bassist/vocalist Sid Sequin. Their nation & wrestling recording Off THE VERY BEST Rope premiered …

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Jeff Garlin

Heavyset comedian Jeff Garlin started doing standup comedy at his Florida college before he returned to his hometown of Chicago, IL, and joined up with the ensemble of Second Town. In 1992, he produced his film debut in the Dolly Parton humor Straight Talk, accompanied by little roles in various …

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Willie Spicer

Fans of unique equipment, homemade musical devices, and kooky sound files may hold a particular place within their hearts because of this artist, however they shouldn’t. He doesn’t are worthy of it. Actually, it doesn’t really seem sensible, either, since there is no “he.” There is no Willie Spicer. The …

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Whistling Jack Smith

A long time ago in 1967, Uk Decca/Deram maker Noel Walker produced a two-and-a-half-minute record featuring his own whistling backed with a veritable group of whistlers, electric powered organ, acoustic guitar, bass acoustic guitar, and capture drums. As fodder because of this pixelated test he select “I HAD BEEN Kaiser …

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