The rock group Barney Bentall & the Legendary Hearts was formed in Vancouver, Canada, in 1980. Members of the band, some that over time slipped out and others that slipped in, were vocalist and guitarist Barney Bentall, who also served as frontman, drummer Jack Guppy, guitarists Doug McFetridge and Colin Nairne, bassists Barry Muir and Kevin... [+] Read More

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Singer/actress Judy Garland had a varied career that began in vaudeville and extended into movies, records, radio, television, and personal appearances. She is best remembered as the big-voiced star of a series of movie musicals, particularly The Wizard of Oz, in which she sang her signature song, "Over the Rainbow." But unlike most other film... [+] Read More

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In addition to being the guitarist for Atlantic Records recording artists Tiny Town, Pat McLaughlin has been issuing his own solo albums since the late '80s, including such releases as 1988's self-titled debut for Capitol, 1992's Party at Pat's, 1994's Unglued, 1995's Get Out and Stay Out, and 1996's Wind It on Up. McLaughlin has also done a... [+] Read More

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One of the most popular entertainers of the '30s, Rudy Vallée was one of the few vocalists to begin crooning before the advent of Bing Crosby. Famed for singing through a megaphone and introducing his performances with a salutary "Heigh-Ho, Everybody," Vallée recorded into the mid-'40s and enjoyed a renaissance during the '60s after high-profile... [+] Read More

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