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Alan Skidmore

b. Alan Richard Adam Skidmore, 21 Apr 1942, Kingston-on-Thames, London, Britain. ‘Skid’ performs soprano and tenor saxophones, flutes and drums. He’s the boy of Jimmy Skidmore, who provided him a discarded tenor that Alan disregarded until he was about 15. In those days he made a decision to instruct himself …

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Daevid Allen

Daevid Allen was among the founders from the Uk progressive rock-band the Soft Machine in 1966. After documenting just one record using the group, he became the founder/head of Gong, which he still left in 1973 to begin with a solo profession (though his initial solo record, Banana Moon, premiered …

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Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci

Sounding just like a bizarrely sweet and whimsical mix between progressive rock and roll, psychedelia, and pure pop, Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci had been probably one of the most initial and distinctive rings to emerge from the vital post-Brit-pop Welsh picture from the mid-’90s. Gorky’s music implemented unconventional period signatures and …

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Area

Area’s uncompromising mixture of jazz-rock, cultural folk, experimentation, and political philosophies made them a distinctive existence in Italy through the 1970s. Fronting the band’s musical fusion was vocalist Demetrio Stratos, who embellished his personal operatic technique with yodels and growls. Stratos passed away in 1979, and the rest of the …

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Tim Whitehead

b. 12 Dec 1950, Liverpool, Lancashire, Britain. Whitehead experienced clarinet lessons as a kid and played inside a folk group at college before reading legislation at university or college. In 1976, he switched professional playing tenor saxophone and in the next year created South FROM THE Boundary, which he led …

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Tin Huey

Hard to trust, but because the 10 years turned through the ’70s towards the ’80s, scenemakers and post-punk trendwatchers were searching for another burgeoning proto-alternative picture to become emerging from…well, Akron, OH. Well-known for being both birthplace of Pretender Chrissie Hynde and house from the Goodyear Wheel and Plastic Co., …

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Giorgio Gomelsky

Giorgio Gomelsky was among the key heroes of Uk rock, and even one of the most important nonmusicians in rock background. Being a promoter and supervisor he was instrumental in introducing the professions of both Rolling Rocks as well as the Yardbirds. His creation credits adorn several significant recordings, especially …

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Mike Wexler

Almost perversely qualified within the Jansch-ian school of classical guitar choosing, Mike Wexler snake-charmed the Brooklyn underground within the mid-2000s along with his free-form songs and druidic Robyn Hitchcock voice. A startlingly impacting and extra debut released on I and Hearing Information in 2005 instantly placed Wexler considerably above his …

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Mike Ratledge

By all accounts, keyboardist/composer Mike Ratledge has already established a fairly interesting and diverse job outside and inside of music within the four years since departing Very soft Machine in 1976, and despite a number of the unfavorable experiences he seems to have had using the music group, you can …

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The Wrong Object

Modern innovative jazz-rock group the incorrect Object was founded in 2002 in Liege, Belgium by guitarist Michel Delville (who’s also a writer and teacher), and began life like a Frank Zappa cover band. While Zappa music like “Big Swifty,” “Filthy Habits,” “Chunga’s Revenge,” and “Ruler Kong” have already been area …

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