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Guy Kelly

An excellent journeyman player, Man Kelly was a fixture in Chicago through the 1930’s. In early stages he used Toots Johnson in Baton Rouge and was with Oscar Celestin (1927-28) in New Orleans. After touring with Child Howard and Boyd Atkins’ Firecrackers, Kelly shifted to Chicago. Among the countless music …

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Marc-Antoine Charpentier

Very long completely forgotten and hailed, in the twentieth century, like a Baroque genius, Charpentier was created in Paris, in 1643. In the middle-1660s, he journeyed to Rome, where he spent 3 years learning with Carissimi and learning the Italian design. Upon his go back to Paris, Charpentier approved work …

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Thomas Shaw

b. 4 March 1908, Brenham, Tx, USA, d. 24 Feb 1977, NORTH PARK, California, USA. Shaw was trained harmonica and electric guitar by family members while still quite youthful, developing his blues design through his collaborations with an increase of famous performers of your day, Blind Lemon Jefferson and Ramblin’ …

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Herbert Howells

Herbert Howells decided at a age group that he wished to compose music and sought out music training. His most significant instructor was the cathedral organist at Gloucester, Herbert Brewer, and he became Brewer’s associate. At age 20, he came into and earned an open scholarship or grant competition in …

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Franny Beecher

If Frank “Franny” Beecher’s lifestyle had followed the profession arc that he’d expected in 1954, he’d oftimes be remembered today by a comparatively small coterie of Philadelphia music enthusiasts for his jazz using, rather than discussed except when he resulted in within a discography. Rather, he’s at night age group …

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Ignaz Lachner

Younger brother of Franz Lachner, Ignaz was trained both in Augsburg and Munich. Then visited Vienna and analyzed straight with Franz Lachner so when Franz vacated the organist placement on the Lutheran cathedral in Vienna, Ignaz changed him. Like his sibling, Ignaz was a proficient conductor. He kept a number …

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Vladimir Chekasin

b. 24 Feb 1947, Sverdlovsk, Russia. Through the 90s Chekasin was the most respectable saxophonist in the previous Soviet Union, his design a mixture of the past due Rahsaan Roland Kirk’s high-pressure hard bop (Chekasin often plays several horns simultaneously), 60s NY free-jazz tenor and crazy Peter Brötzmann -like howls, …

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Red Blanchard

b. Donald F. Blanchard, 24 July 1914, Pittsville, Wisconsin, USA, d. 24 Feb 1980. Little is well known of his early years until 1931, when, playing electric guitar, singing and sometimes also adding humor in his work, Blanchard initial appeared for the Country wide Barn Dance on WLS Chicago. Primarily …

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Willie Kent

The preeminent Chicago blues bassist from the postwar era, Willie Kent was the city’s last surviving connect to the Mississippi Delta tradition, backing a who’s who of immortals including Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, and Junior Parker aswell as fronting his own long-running band, the Gents. Delivered in Inverness, MS, on …

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Harold Ramis

Harold Ramis’ most recognizable state to fame was staked in starring in the favorite Ghostbusters series as well as the film Stripes, which he co-wrote. He was a encounter to remember through the 1980s, but in fact had a lot more composing credits to his name. Using the strike movies …

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