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Tom Turpin

Thomas “Mil” Turpin was created in Savannah, Georgia in 1873. His dad, “Honest John” Turpin, had taken great satisfaction in directing out the actual fact that after emancipation he hardly ever worked for anybody but himself. He do, however, try the politics of Reconstruction, and eventually a road in Savannah …

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Lillyn Brown

With only four three-minute songs as her recorded legacy, Lillyn Brown’s career spanned six decades, beginning prior to the turn from the century. Given birth to in 1885 for an Afro-American mom and an Erie Iroquois dad in Atlanta, GA, she performed as “The Indian Princess” with an all-white woman …

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Slim Bryant

b. Thomas Hoyt Bryant, 7 Dec 1908, Atlanta, Georgia, USA, d. 28 Might 2010, Dormont, Pa, USA. Both of Bryant’s parents had been music artists who sang, and using their encouragement, he shortly begun to play electric guitar. After completing his education, he proved helpful in the electric business and …

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Art Gillham

Referred to as the “whispering pianist,” Artwork Gillham began reducing records in the first ’20s and held working steadily before middle-’50s. The causing accumulation of achievements, released recordings, and sheet music is normally a mountainous stack certainly; whispering may be so as just to keep carefully the entire matter from …

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Arthur Q. Smith

b. Adam Arthur Pritchett, 11 Dec 1909, Griffin, Georgia, USA, d. 21 March 1963, Knoxville, Tennessee, USA. Smith grew up in Harlan, Kentucky, where he became a musician and performed on radio. He resolved in Knoxville, Tennessee, in the 30s and made an appearance on place WNOX. An amazingly gifted …

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Algebra Blessett

The career of Atlanta, Georgia R&B singer and songwriter Algebra Blessett begun to take shape with background vocal credits on a set of 1998 releases: the remix version of KP & Envyi’s “Swing My Way” (which appeared for the soundtrack of Can’t Hardly Wait) and Babydoll’s EastWest single “Don’t Wanna …

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Oh-OK

The core of Oh-OK was bassist Lynda Stipe and vocalist Linda Hopper, a set of Athens, GA, natives who formed the band while within their teens. They just released a set of brief recordings while collectively, and only a ripple was experienced after and during these were around. However, their …

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Attila

Party-hearty loss of life metallic rockers Attila shaped while in senior high school within their hometown of Atlanta in 2005, across the core of founders Chris “Fronz” Fronzak (vocals) and Sean Heenan (drums). The music group played celebrations and festivals around Atlanta. Their initial long-player, 2007’s Fallacy on Statik Manufacturer …

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George Orendorff

Going to senior high school with fellows who ended up being great jazz music artists — not merely Eddie South and Wallace Bishop, but put on Lionel Hampton for classmate vibes — might have been an frustrating encounter for George Orendorff, a talented trumpeter who subsequently produced swinging music a …

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The Scoundrels

The Scoundrels’ make of hardcore rap and Southern crunk have scored them spots on Billboard’s sales charts, despite the fact that they have just attained regional exposure through their independent label Invisible Information. The four-member group, comprising Big Bo, Cutta, Christyles, and Mr. Malt, started documenting jointly in 2002 in …

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