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Harry Carney

Harry Carney’s baritone saxophone was the anchor, the lodestone, the building blocks of a unique tonal blend that virtually defined the Duke Ellington Orchestra for a lot more than 45 years. A mainstay from the Ellington encounter, he continued to be with Duke much longer than other people and outlived …

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Buzz Clifford

Reese Francis Clifford III, better referred to as Hype Clifford, scored just one single hit solitary with “Baby Sittin’ Boogie.” The discharge from Columbia Information made it in to the TOP in 1961 and offered greater than a million copies. On the effectiveness of that solitary, the record organization began …

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Arthur Shimkin

Arthur Shimkin was the leading children’s music maker from the baby-boomer period. The longtime mind of the tiny Golden Information label, he gained a Grammy for his focus on Leonard Bernstein’s famous documenting of Prokofiev’s Peter as well as the Wolf. Given birth to Oct 8, 1922, in Brooklyn, Shimkin …

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Sunshine Anderson

Though she sang in musicals and talent shows throughout her childhood, Charlotte, NC native Sunshine Anderson was discovered while she was waiting in-line within a cafeteria at NEW YORK Central University, the institution where she earned a B.S. in legal justice. A pal of manufacturer/Soulife A&R Vice Leader Mike City …

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Termanology

Massachusetts rapper Termanology (given birth to Daniel Carrillo) quickly rose from underground obscurity to dealing with a few of hip-hop’s top notch companies, particularly DJ Top. Growing through to the streets from the mostly Latino town of Lawrence up to date the half-white, half-Puerto Rican MC’s lyrics as he graduated …

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Nick Strutt

b. Nicholas Charles Strutt, 8 Oct 1946, Upminster, Essex, Britain. A talented English nation musician, who 1st performed banjo at age 15 and mastered acoustic guitar, autoharp, mandolin and bass. In 1965, he relocated to Leeds and graduated from Leeds University or college in 1970. Between 1966 and 1969, he …

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Bernie Privin

A technically competent trumpeter and an underrated trumpeter, Bernie Privin spent the majority of his profession employed in the studios, emphasizing his skills being a lead and section trumpeter. Self-taught, Privin was still an adolescent when he performed in the rings of Harry Reser (1937), Bunny Berigan and Tommy Dorsey …

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Russ Barenberg

Russ Barenberg is among the most melodic instrumentalists in modern bluegrass. Most widely known for his Clarence White-style flatpicking, Barenberg frequently uses his various other three fingers to improve tempo and melody and create a far more textural level of sensitivity. A former person in Nation Cooking food, Heartlands, Fiddle …

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Eric Mintel

An urbane and intelligent improviser, arranger, and composer, jazz pianist Eric Mintel performs inside a straight-ahead design frequently incorporating classical themes into his music. Given birth to in Pa in 1967, Mintel was a musical kid, and by his early teenagers he had currently started playing jazz. Affected by such …

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Nelson Freire

Nelson Freire has become the admired pianists of his era, having used the primary orchestras and conductors in one of the most prestigious recital halls, and in cooperation with the best possible violinists, cellists, and fellow pianists. He in addition has recorded thoroughly in an array of repertory for many …

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