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The Grapes of Wrath were a jangly alternative folk-pop quartet formed in Kelowna, Uk Columbia in 1983 by brothers Chris Hooper (drums) and Tom Hooper (vocals, bass), along with Kevin Kane (vocals, guitar) as well as the afterwards addition of keyboardist Vincent Jones. In 1984, they agreed upon to Nettwerk …

Best known like a founding person in beloved Canadian alt-rockers the Grapes of Wrath, Sodium Spring Island-based vocalist/songwriter Tom Hooper spent his formative years on-stage along with his sibling Chris in the Uk Columbian punk clothing Gentlemen of Horror. In 1983 the Hoopers, along with fellow B.C. vocalist/songwriter Kevin Kane, …

When vocalist/guitarist and founding member Kevin Kane remaining Canada’s acclaimed Grapes of Wrath because of the cliched music and personal differences, the rest of the people — Chris Hooper (drums), Tom Hooper (vocals, bass, guitars), and Vincent Jones (keyboards) — continued using the like-sounding and similarly enjoyable Ginger. The music …

Morton Gould was a significant American composer, generally overshadowed by Copland, Barber, and Bernstein. Like Bernstein, he had written in both well-known and classical designs and often blended both. Many record enthusiasts around the center of the twentieth hundred years knew him mainly being a conductor of well-known music, in …