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Cerebellum

With a brief lifespan and just one single cassette-only discharge to talk about, Cerebellum appears to be like a simple blip for the Louisville indie scene that sprang up in the wake of Squirrel Bait. Nevertheless, Cerebellum’s members continued to so a great many other tasks — many of them …

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John J. Becker

John J. Becker, “The Musical Crusader of Saint Paul,” was a number among the band of early modernists creating the so-called “American Five,” along with Charles Ives, Carl Ruggles, Wallingford Riegger, and Henry Cowell. A 1905 graduate from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Becker researched with Carl Busch and Wilhelm …

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Cage the Elephant

Although chart success in Britain was an unlikely first rung on the ladder to fame for the band from Bowling Green, Kentucky, mainstream rock-band Cage the Elephant achieved that. Produced by Matt Shultz, Brad Shultz, Jared Champ, Lincoln Parish, and Daniel Tichenor, the group gained a contract using the Relentless …

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Tommy Crank

b. William Thomas Crank, 13 Apr 1926, McKee, Kentucky, USA. Delivered prematurely and experiencing tuberculosis, Crank grew up in a big, close and adoring family. Steeped right away in Christian perception, he went to the family cathedral and eventually examined to become minister. As a man and lately married, he …

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Fiddlin’ Skeets Williamson

b. Cecil Williamson, 30 Sept 1920, McVeigh, Kentucky, USA. As a kid Williamson used the violin, getting an accomplished nation fiddle participant. His sister, LaVerne Lois Williamson (b. 9 July 1923, McVeigh, Kentucky, USA, d. 5 Dec 1987, USA), performed banjo and acoustic guitar and in addition sang. She and …

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Bill Williams

b. 28 Feb 1897, Richmond, Virginia, USA, d. 6 Oct 1973, Greenup, Kentucky, USA. Williams stated to have performed ‘Yankee Doodle Dandy’ within a quarter-hour of picking right up a electric guitar in 1908, and his amazing skills when aged over 70 with an arthritic wrist lend his state reliability. …

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Peggy Sue Webb

b. Peggy Sue Webb, 24 March 1947, Butcher’s Hollow, Kentucky, USA. The sister of Loretta Lynn, Crystal Gayle and Jay Lee Webb, she obtained her initial musical knowledge as a kid performing locally with her parents and sibling as the Webb Family members. In her early teenagers, after the family …

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Don Pasquall

b. Jerome Don Pasquall, 20 Sept 1902, Fulton, Kentucky, USA, d. 18 Oct 1971. Pasquall grew up in St. Louis, Missouri, where he discovered to try out mellophone and proved helpful in brass rings. During military assistance in World Battle I, he turned to playing clarinet and after his go …

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Mac and Bob

The first country singing team of Mac and Bob, full titles Lester McFarland and Robert Gardner, were blind music artists who met in the Kentucky School for the Blind in 1915. While with the capacity of playing several devices — Gardner performed piano professionally actually before Mac pc and Bob …

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Ked Killen

b. 10 Might 1911, Jenkins, Kentucky, USA, d. 1986. Killen discovered to play acoustic guitar as an adolescent and inspired by recordings of Jimmie Rodgers, he started executing in the later 20s, both being a single musician and with regional groups. He ultimately formed his Traditional western All Superstars and …

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