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Emerson, Lake & Palmer

Emerson, Lake & Palmer were progressive rock’s initial supergroup. Greeted from the rock and roll press and the general public as something comparable to conquering heroes, they been successful in broadening the viewers for intensifying rock and roll from thousands into tens of an incredible number of listeners, creating a …

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Flake Music

The band that eventually became the Shins, Albuquerque, New Mexico’s Flake Music still left a trail of singles dating back again to 1993 and a lone full-length release to posterity (1997’s When You Property Here, It is time to Come back, Omnibus Information). Originally referred to as Flake, the music …

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Fonda

LA indie pop quintet Fonda was shaped in 1994 by singer/keyboardist Emily Make and singer/guitarist David Klotz; with the help of drummer Aaron Ryder, the group performed its first live times at area night clubs like Spaceland and Cafe Bleu, and in 1998 released their debut EP Music for Newbies …

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Enrique Bunbury

Spain’s Enrique Bunbury has become the iconic vocalist/songwriters to emerge through the 20th century rock and roll & roll period, and among the true fathers of rock and roll en español. He’s a rigorous, questioning, mercurial designer who has constantly adopted a labyrinthine musical route which has astonished — and …

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Elastica

Elastica’s short, angular, and catchy punk rock and roll became popular on both edges from the Atlantic in 1995. As the group reworked both audio and the picture of new influx and punk rockers like Adam & the Ants, Cable, the Buzzcocks, and Blondie, the band’s tracks are even more …

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Elis Regina

Elis Regina was perhaps one of the most ferociously talented singers to emerge from Brazil. A perfectionist who was simply often dissatisfied, Regina drove herself and people of her music group relentlessly, resulting in her becoming dubbed “Hurricane” and “Small Pepper” by music artists and journalists. Her tempestuous character apart, …

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Eddy Arnold

Eddy Arnold moved hillbilly music to the town, making a sleek audio that relied in his smooth tone of voice and occasionally lush orchestrations. Along the way, he became typically the most popular nation performer from the 20th hundred years, spending even more weeks near the top of the graphs …

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Elton John

Elton John was the largest pop star from the ’70s, grabbing headlines and generating strikes across the world. As it proved, this was simply the initial act in an extraordinary career that held him near the top of the graphs for over 25 years. He charted a high 40 strike …

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Eddie Gale

Having created his skills between the cream of New York’s hard bop players, Eddie Gale helped band in jazz’s controversial brand-new thing through the 1960s and 1970s on some influential produces. His motivated trumpet playing graced Cecil Taylor’s Device Buildings, Larry Young’s Of Peacefulness and Appreciate and some recordings and …

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Robert Francis

Raised in LA as the youngest person in a music-filled household, indie folk singer/songwriter Robert Francis benefited from a diverse musical climate because of his pianist/producer pops, his songwriting sister Juliette Commagere, and his Mexican mother, who sang native ranchera songs throughout the house. Family members friend and acclaimed stringmaster …

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