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A Tribe Called Red

Canada’s A Tribe Called Crimson are an acclaimed electronic DJ collective known because of their genre-bending mixture of hip-hop, reggae, dubstep and Initial Countries musical traditions. Produced in 2007, A Tribe Known as Crimson showcases the abilities of DJs Ian “DJ NDN” Campeau from the Nipissing First Country, Bear Witness …

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Bruce Sunpie Barnes

If a profession in music hadn’t panned out, several attractive and diverse career pathways could have been available to blues harmonica participant and zydeco accordionist Bruce Sunpie Barnes. Because of his athletic capability that gained him a soccer scholarship or grant to Henderson Condition University or college in Arkansas, he …

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Roy Gonzales

1920s Cajun musician Roy Gonzales was a guitarist and vocalist from Lafayette, Louisiana. Gonzales’ repertoire included performing Jimmie Rodgers’ music in French. Gonzales followed John Bertrand in the studio room in 1929, but documented only two music under his name, including his edition of Rodgers’, “LOOKING FORWARD TO A Teach.”

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Oran “Junior” Guidry

Oran “Doc” Guidry used the fiddle when he was 12 years of age. He was self-taught and within a year or two the teenager gained a spot within an outfit referred to as the Joe Fabacher Music group. He afterwards spent a year or two as an associate from the …

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Rufus Crisp

Rufus Crisp was created November 17, 1880, in Allen, KY. He discovered to try out the banjo in his teenagers, trained by his neighbor, Gabe Frazier, starting a vigorous desire for the instrument as well as the folk custom. Crisp remained in the Floyd Region, KY, region all his existence, …

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Rex Champagne

The person whose name is a celebration alone found the world’s most portable instrument, the harmonica, at age 11 and was turning heads along with his music within times. Nonetheless it was his capability on one from the world’s least convenient to carry tools, the drums, that retains him employed …

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Harry Simoneaux

Harry Simoneaux was a saxophonist in the Riff Raffs, a Lafayette, LA group that played New Orleans-styled rock and roll and R&B in the past due 1950s and early 1960s. Many of the music artists in the group documented as solo performers for the Memory label, including Simoneaux, vocalist Bobby …

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Rhonda and Sparky Rucker

As very much a folklorist and community historian like a performer, Sparky Rucker (Knoxville, TN) offers combined his like for blues and tunes from the Dark ballad tradition having a wish to both educate and entertain. Rucker can be closely from the folk legacy from the Appalachians. His recordings and …

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The Lawtell Playboys

Masters from the rural zydeco audio, the Lawtell Playboys stood right out of the crowd within their innovative usage of violin, drums and electric powered instrumentation; unlike nearly all their peers, in addition they relied within the one-row, switch accordion to create alive their traditional Cajun tracks. The group’s lengthy …

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The Okee Dokee Brothers

The Okee Dokee Brothers certainly are a Grammy-winning bluegrass and Appalachian folk duo using a concentrate on children’s music. Featuring Denver natives and youth friends guitarist/vocalist Joe Mailander and banjo participant/vocalist Justin Lansing, the Okee Dokee Brothers had been born from the duo’s distributed love of the outside and folk …

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