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James Caesar Petrillo

b. c.1892, Chicago, Illinois, USA, d. 23 Oct 1984. Petrillo started his profession playing trumpet and leading a dance music group in Chicago when he was hardly into his teenagers. At age 23 he was chief executive from the American Music artists Union however in 1918 he became a member …

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Cougars

Chicago’s Cougars shaped in 2000 from remainders of local ska-ish heroes Hot Range Jimmy. Eight dudes solid, their lineup included vocalist Matt Irie, keyboardist Sam Ambrosini, and guitarists Brett Meingasner and John Mclurg; a tempo portion of Bryan Bienias (bass) and Brian Wnukowski (drums, ex-Big’n); and horn players Tag Beening …

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Lard

Lard is one of the sometime-side tasks helmed with the Ministry duo of Al Jourgensen (electric guitar) and Paul Barker (bass) — in cases like this, notably fronted by legendary Deceased Kennedys vocalist Jello Biafra, along with, initially, drummer Jeff Ward. Founded in 1988, Lard was initially taken to the …

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Lafayette Leake

Perhaps one of the most elusive main musical statistics to emerge from the Chess Information orbit, Lafayette Leake was thus reticent about getting in the limelight that virtually there is nothing known about his lifestyle, beyond the recordings which he played. He was created in Winona, MS, in 1920, and …

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LaVern Baker

LaVern Baker was among the sexiest divas gracing the mid-’50s rock and roll & move circuit, boasting a brashly seductive vocal delivery tailor-made for belting the catchy novelties “Tweedlee Dee,” “Bop-Ting-a-Ling,” and “Tra La La” for Atlantic Information during rock’s initial influx of prominence. Blessed Delores Williams, she was performing …

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LaTour

LaTour was the alias of Chicago-based home manufacturer William LaTour, who all in 1991 scored a significant membership crossover smash using the novelty strike “FOLKS ARE Still MAKING LOVE,” featured on his self-titled debut LP. Following attempts to continue doing this early achievement — just like the follow-up “Allen’s Got …

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La Velle

b. La Velle McKinnie, 22 Might 1944, Kankakee, Illinois, USA. Given birth to right into a musical family members, McKinnie was a kid prodigy, performing at age three, acquiring piano lessons from four, with five was an associate of the tiny Dark Angels gospel group with who she made an …

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J.B. Hutto

J.B. Hutto — along with Hound Pet dog Taylor — was among the last great glide electric guitar disciples of Elmore Adam to create it in to the modern day. Hutto’s huge tone of voice, generally incomprehensible diction, and slash-and-burn playing was Chicago blues using a brutal, raw advantage all …

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Kurt Elling

An adept singer using a lithe, highly resonant baritone tone of voice and four-octave range, Kurt Elling has garnered abundant critical compliment and many accolades for his distinct make of vocal jazz. Provided the depth and wide eyesight of his recordings and functionality design, Elling is within a group of …

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Abigail Washburn

The rustic, wide-ranging sounds of singer/songwriter Abigail Washburn appear so genuine and natural, they need to come from someone who was raised surrounded by folk and bluegrass. Just how Washburn created her style is a lot more complicated, nevertheless, as it requires China, dropped banjos, as well as the rock …

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