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Tag Archives: 1940s – 1980s
Ernie Royal
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A brilliant specialist with a lovely tone and a variety, Ernie Royal spent the majority of his profession in the anonymous configurations of studio rings, uplifting the music but just gaining popularity among those in the music market. The younger sibling of altoist Marshall Royal (who was simply nine years …
Gabby Pahinui
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Gabby Pahinui helped to lay down the building blocks for Hawaiian slack essential guitar playing. Although he documented only 1 internationally released record, Gabby Pahinui Hawaiian Music group, Vol. 1, his impact is still shown in the playing of Hawaiian slack essential players and American guitarists including John Fahey, Leo …
The defining moment of Glenn Gould's career came in 1964 when, at age 31, he withdrew from all public performance. The move was seen by viewers and critics as willful and bewildering, and was viewed as proof that despite his demonstrably supreme artistry he was, in the argot of the …
Carl & Pearl Butler
b. Carl Roberts Butler, 2 June 1927, Knoxville, Tennessee, USA, d. 4 Sept 1992, Franklin, Tennessee, USA. Butler was playing your guitar and performing at age 12 and composing music and playing regional clubs by enough time he still left senior high school. He noticed military provider in European countries …
Earl Coleman
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An excellent ballad singer having a deep baritone tone of voice influenced by Billy Eckstine, Earl Coleman produced his place ever sold by saving "THAT IS Constantly" and "Dark Shadows" in 1947, while becoming accompanied by Charlie Parker. He previously sung previously with Jay McShann (1943) and Earl Hines (1944). …
Cy Coben
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Songwriter Cy Coben penned a few of the most popular and enduring nation hits from the honky tonk period, including Hank Snow's "Nobody's Kid" and Eddy Arnold's "I wish to Play Home with You." Blessed in Jersey Town, NJ, in 1918, Coben examined trumpet as a kid and gigged with …
Jackie Kelso
b. John Joseph Kelson, 27 Feb 1922, LA, California, USA, d. 28 Apr 2012. After learning saxophone privately, Kelso became a member of a LA dance music group when he was 15. Through the 40s he used dance bands, inside a US Navy music group while on armed service service, …
Tim McNamara
b. Timothy Edmund McNamara, 10 Oct 1922, Lucknow, near Orange, New South Wales, Australia, d. 16 Apr 1983, Sydney, Australia. A pioneer of Australian nation music, not merely by his very own performances but with the help he gave fellow performers. The youngest of 11 kids, he worked being a …
J.C. Heard
J.C. Noticed was an extremely supportive drummer flexible enough to match comfortably into golf swing, bop, and blues configurations. He is at vaudeville shows like a dancer in his youngsters. Heard's first essential work playing drums was with Teddy Wilson's big music group in 1939. He later on caused Wilson's …
Kishore "Baba" Kumar (given birth to Kishore Kumar Ganguly) was among India's best performers from the past due 20th hundred years. Although he previously no formal teaching as a vocalist, Kumar became among India's best-loved vocalists, stars, and comedians. Kumar was a strolling contradiction. Although he didn't smoke cigarettes, beverage, …
John Cephas
Violet Tulloch
Charlie Louvin
Jamie Hodge
Charlie Monroe
Víctor Manuelle
Ricki Wilde
Ethel the Frog
James "Son" Thomas
Eugene Wilde
Elizabeth Harwood
James Scott Jr.
Jóhann Jóhannsson
Joe Pernice
Dudu Nobre
Ruxpin
Jane Wiedlin