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Jane Russell

Actress/vocalist Jane Russell was most widely known while Marilyn Monroe’s brunette sidekick in the 1953 film adaptation from the 1949 music Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and on her behalf other looks in films from the 1940s and ’50s, notably her debut in the racy (because of its period) The Outlaw. But …

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John Austin

Chicago-born singer and songwriter John Austin began his musical trip just away of senior high school, recording an important debut album, 1992’s The Uncomfortable Youthful, with producer Tag Heard. The recording, which featured a smart and interesting folk-rock strategy, was critically and enthusiastically embraced by the choice Christian music market, …

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Ulrich Schnauss

A somewhat mysterious producer from Berlin, Germany, Ulrich Schnauss debuted under his very own name in 2001 with A LONG WAY AWAY Trains Passing By. Released by Town Center Offices, the record seemingly originated from nowhere and finished up on many journalists’ year-end favorites lists, impressing many using a beguiling …

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Ryan Adams

Mixing up the heartfelt angst of the singer/songwriter using the cocky brashness of the garage area rocker, Ryan Adams reaches once mostly of the artists to emerge in the alt-country scene to attain mainstream commercial success and the main one who most strongly refused to become defined with the genre, …

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Charlie Monroe

The older brother of Expenses Monroe, Charlie joined his younger brother in laying the building blocks for bluegrass music. Although they just recorded together for just two years, the ripples due to Charlie and Expenses Monroe’s collaboration continue being felt. Elevated on a family group plantation in rural Kentucky, Charlie …

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James “Son” Thomas

Among the last great traditional Delta blues music artists, James “Kid” Thomas design conveyed the energy, earnesty and integrity of masterful nation artists want Arthur “Big Young man” Crudup. Thomas was raised on the plantation in Mississippi and performed in juke bones and barrelhouses before he started saving in the …

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Charles Brown

Just how many blues artists continued to be in the absolute top of their video game after greater than a half-century of performing? One instantly leaps to brain: Charles Dark brown. His amazing piano abilities and laid-back vocal delivery continued to be just as mesmerizing by the end of his …

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Erlend Øye

Since the past due ’90s, Norwegian singer/songwriter Erlend Øye is a prolific force of nature, releasing numerous albums, EPs, and singles along with his two primary bands, the acoustic duo Kings of Convenience as well as the even more electronic-based the Whitest Boy Alive. Beyond these two tasks, he offers …

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Geoff Barrow

Producer/multi-instrumentalist Geoff Barrow could be best known like a founding person in Portishead, but he tackled a great many other tasks moreover trailblazing group. Before Portishead shaped in 1991, Barrow worked well at Bristol, England’s Mentor House studio room, where he fulfilled Massive Attack and Tricky, creating the rapper’s monitor …

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Bob Geldof

Bob Geldof formed the punk group Boomtown Rats in 1975. Through the band’s lifetime, it moved in the natural energy and hostility of strikes like “CARING FOR No. 1” towards the even more sophisticated but nonetheless provocative “I CAN’T STAND Mondays” (its name produced from the solution distributed by a …

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