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Artist: Out Hud
Since their 1996 formation in the Bay Area of California, Out Hud have played a complex but danceable brand of indie rock with debts owed to disco, dub, and post-punk. Prior to their 2002 debut album for Kranky, the group released a number of vinyl-only singles and EPs (for Red Alert, Dead Turtle, GSL, and 5 Rue Christine), built a small... [+] Read More
Artist: Lorence Hud
Lorence Hud, signed to A&M in 1972, released his self-titled debut in 1972 and Dancin' in My Head the following year. He studied music at the University of Saskatchewan and is an accomplished guitarist and pianist. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide [+] Read More
Artist: Hud Bixler
Artist: ceco
Ceren Aksan was born on 23rd September 1981 in Ankara / Turkiye. Starting her musical career at age 9 with private piano lessons, she was admitted into violin conservatory as part time at age 11. She is still working at H.U.D conservatory with Prof Cengiz Ozkok in a masters in violin as well as working as a research assistant in academic... [+] Read More
Artist: Bert (Bertha) Davis
Like specks of food on a dish, the name Bert Davis can be revealed by carefully scouring the credits on different record labels. Other songwriting credits under names such as Howard Richards, Billy Collins, Rinky Scott Jones, Phoebe Snow (although not the famous one), Glenn Gibson, and Adrienne Garblik were actually pseudonyms for Davis, but... [+] Read More
Artist: Beans
Former Antipop Consortium instigator Beans lays down relentless, out-of-this-world beats with highly poeticized and simply mind-boggling lyrics. Leading the hip-hop underground along with such tweaked luminaries as El-P and the Def Jux crew, Prefuse 73 and the Anticon collective, Beans brings to hip-hop an ear for uncompromising experimentalism... [+] Read More
Artist: Toy Dolls
Long-lived punk outfit Toy Dolls formed in Sunderland, England, in October of 1979, originally comprising singer Pete Zulu (born Peter Robson), guitarist Olga (Michael Algar), bassist Flip (Philip Dugdale), and drummer Mr. Colin Scott. Within a month, and after just a handful of gigs, Zulu left the group, the first in a seemingly endless number... [+] Read More
Artist: Joe Harnell
Easy listening composer and arranger Joe Harnell was born in the Bronx, New York, on August 2, 1924. The son of a former vaudevillian, he initiated piano studies at the age of six and was playing professionally by 14, performing with a series of jazz bands (including his father's Catskills klezmer combo) while continuing his studies. After... [+] Read More
Artist: Heather Phares
Heather Phares began working as an editor and writer at All Music Guide in 1999. Prior to that, she was a freelance writer for AMG and served as Music Editor and Arts Editor of The Michigan Daily while attending the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. Her other interests include singing, playing guitar, and graphic design.
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Artist: Darrell McCall
Though his initial singles were pop, Darrell McCall was a hardcore country vocalist to the core, singing tough honky tonk during the majority of his career without caring for trends and fashions. After coming to prominence as a member of the Little Dippers in 1960, McCall broke away from the group the following year, and by 1963 his sound had... [+] Read More
