Report created based on data in MusicBrainz as of 27/07/2026
Found 626599 artists, we show 1000 artists per page.
The report is not continually updated so may not reflect the current data within MusicBrainz and or Discogs databases.
These are Discogs artists not currently linked to a MusicBrainz artist, and we have been unable to find a potential link for either.
Many of these artists probably are in MusicBrainz in some form but they are not currently linked, the list is ordered so that Discogs artists with the most number of single artists releases are listed first on the basis that these artists would be of more interest.
Some problems will just be due to deficiencies in the Discogs to Musicbrainz artist matching algorithm employed by Albunack.
There are also timing issues as this report is not updated immediately so will not reflect recent modifications and additions to MusicBrainz and Discogs.
One issue in Discogs is they handle artist credits differently so a Discogs name consisting of multiple people is probably represented on MusicBrainz as two individuals, but we try to filter these out of this report
We have also omitted artists that are not unique in both MusicBrainz and Discogs because these artists are probably not missing just more difficult to match up.
Another issue is that some Discogs artists have multiple ids with one id just redirecting to the other, this is the case with Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, do we add both links to MusicBrainz ?
Limited report to artists with at least two single artist releases for now.
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| Search | Add | 2 | The Back Bay Boys | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Mads T. Martinsen | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Orkestar Dušana Pejčića-Buce | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Tarabuco (2) | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | A. Nudić | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Ballard Youth Band | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Yura K. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | E. J. Smith, Jr. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Jean-louis Pesch | Jean-Louis Poisson | French cartoonist, born 29 June 1928 - died 17 May 2023. |
| Search | Add | 2 | N. A. Osman | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Mae D. Brown | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Troppi Trippi Inc. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Hans-Dieter Meyer-Moortgat | German pianist, organist and piano / organ teacher (* 25 April 1953 in Potsdam, German Democratic Republic, now Germany). | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Gordon Grdina's The Marrow | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Sweet Breaths | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | M.M. Barua | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Ingrid Schlotterbeck-Gomez | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | V.Ö.M.B | Death Metal band from Falun, Sweden. Active in the early 2000. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | St Peter's Kubatana Marimba Band | Marimba musicians from Harare in Zimbabwe. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Νίκος Γ. Γαρμπής | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Twylite | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Bungalow. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | O.M. Nusa Indah | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Luis F. Arteaga | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Doyle G. Combs | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Cottonmouth Band | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Dee C. Key | British bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | J. Newel Lewis | John Newel Lewis | British-Trinidadian artist & architect (1920-1991) |
| Search | Add | 2 | Mix-toor | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Jean-Hugues Moutalkan | Recording engineer at [l=Studio-System], Saint-Louis, La Réunion. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Florian F. Hennefarth | Florian Fritz Hennefarth | German songwriter, lyricist and producer |
| Search | Add | 2 | Bjarne Myrvang's Kvartett | Trad/folkband from Bindal, Norway. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | DJ-Al B | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | C. Mark Hawkins | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | M. O. Albergoni | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Tulle K. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | ℗&© | Paul White | Alias used while working for [l321975] |
| Search | Add | 2 | Charles L. Allen | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Gospel From Mt. Nebo | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Matt Harding Project | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | El Último Hombre | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Rheinland-Orchester | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Sung-Hee Kim-Wüst | South-Korean classical pianist. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Mighty Gospel Knights | 1960s-1970s gospel group from Brooklyn, New York. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Triple Trumpeteers | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Awginc.org | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Los Paniver's | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Snow Twins | Garage Rock duo from Porto Alegre, Brazil. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Sven-Åke Strandlind | John Sven-Åke Strandlind | Swedish trumpet player and singer Born January 30, 1942 in Västra Tunhem, Sweden |
| Search | Add | 2 | Four Brothers Inc. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Choeur Des Pères Norbertins De L'abbaye Saint-Michel | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Visger Road Drum Band | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Mr. W. Hupp | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Veli-Pekka Väisänen | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Werner A. Birch | Werner Birch (his last name was originally Koivunen) was a Finnish American pianist. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | F.J. Barra Productions | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Minor's Killers | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Dep't-SK | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Инстр. ансамбль п/у Л. Когана* | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The April Jazz | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Music Buddies | Erik: bass guitar TJ: guitar, vocals Derek: drums Taken from their release page: "Nobody can remember the exact origin but we think the band name came from a relative of Erik’s, who said it as a quaint diminutive as he left for practice with a previous band—“Oh, are you off to practice with your music buddies?” The three of us (Erik, TJ, and I) were living in a group house in Kalamazoo, between bands and dutifully enrolled at the local college, when he shared that anecdote. Guffaws were had. When we learned that TJ had a notebook full of lyrics devoted to how various scenesters had done him right and/or very wrong, it seemed a bygone conclusion: we had a name, we had a unified purpose, we had instruments and a basement and post-adolescent malaise and thus, we had a band. The Music Buddies was born. We were around from late fall of 1996 into the spring of 1997. We practiced a handful of times, usually late evening affairs that felt a lot like I’d imagine my dad’s Thursday night bowling league felt. We maybe played two shows—one a vegan potluck, the other at the legendary Comet Cafe. Somehow we were the subject of an intense, one-sided label bidding war that cooled only because we wouldn’t cede to Charles’ demands that we change our name to “Bacne.” We also recorded a demo with Ian, which he kindly helped us to mix in preparation for the either digital or lathe cut version you might be listening to right now." | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Ifj. Balogh Ferenc | Ifj.Balogh Ferenc | |
| Search | Add | 2 | S.K.Ψ | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | J.R. Roach | American drummer. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | K-Lhyr | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Salon-Orchester Erwin Ernö | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Bumpin' Soul | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Supereffect | Swedish 80's synth-pop group. They only released 1 single: "The Effect Rap / Time's On My Side". | |
| Search | Add | 2 | p.w.fuyt domani designs | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | BLACK YAK. | Challenge heavy metal sound from conventional POP sound. Band name is "BLACK YAK." The sound is called "京風メタル(Kyoto-style metal)". Active alternately with "YAK.". The band is currently on hiatus. Line-Ups: Vocals : Youmi Guitar＆Chorus : Asami Guitar : Kohsuke Bass : NORIKO Drum : Ochoco | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Just A.N.T. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Coro G.A.M. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Mono.log | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Telegraph Poles | The Telegraph Poles are born from a passion for good music. From that sound that plays when some 33 rpm makes you exclaim that this is beautiful! And after enjoying for a few years to a wonderful project in tribute to the legendary Dire Straits, they decide to go their way. So Roberto, Fabio, Alessandro and his associates begin this journey through the independent music bringing with them that sound like that much, dusting off unreleased songs already in the works, and componendone new, hoping to affect a few discs and, why not, make you dance to the sound of good music! | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Sweet Motha' Child | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Francisco J. Castillo | Oboe player | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Mayo 79' De Al Chavarria | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Cal Turbin' | 1950s-1960s soul artist from Louisiana. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Surgical Staff | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Gospel Superiors | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | 1963 Bandmaster's Choice Corps | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Tu-144 | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Tennessee Werewolves | Country/Rock'n'Roll band from Nashville, USA. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | C. Rinaldy | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Reverend T. R. McNealy | Pastor and leader of the [l=Homeland Baptist Church] from 1964 until at least the mid-1970's. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Barnet Dogs | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Clubhouse Cowboy | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Б. Т. Гирнякъ | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Mioritsa - Orchestra of the Moldavian Folk Music | Folk ensemble from Republica Moldova | |
| Search | Add | 2 | F.C.百鬼夜吼 | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Hans-Guenther Schroeder | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The House Brotherz | House music DJ/production duo based in Shropshire, UK | |
| Search | Add | 2 | No Man's Code | Nu Metal band from Italy. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Égerházi Imre | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Original Cast From The Show "Leave Him To Heaven" | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Formidable Force Of Love | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | M. Braxer | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | C.J. DeBerg | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Eyes Hollow | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | David Delle-Vergin | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Yasemin Özler | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Blue Kings | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Mr. Sunday Bamgbose | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Nibiruan | Finnish melodic death metal band formed in 2009. Members: Petri Mäkipää - Drums (2009-?) Silver Ots - Guitars (2009-?) Lauri Koskenniemi - Guitars (2009-?) Lari Sorvo - Keyboards (2010-?) Tuomo Räisänen - Bass (2011-?) Jules Näveri - Vocals (2011-?) | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Luboš L. Vích | Czech guitarist. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Tech-No-Logic (Super Soaker?) | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Insane Slave | The Insane Slave is a rock band from Oporto city (Portugal) formed in 2008. Characterized by an original sound and a “rockipolar” personality, they’re inspired by an entire musical universe and settle their vital pillars on the “rock n'rollesque” philosophy. After hitting the road in 2010 setting foot on several stages and winning a considerable number of garage band contests, in 2011 they released their first record, "The Night Rider EP", which earned them appreciable reviews by the national and international press, as well as a tour from North to South of the country, and the first incursion beyond borders, in the cities of London and Northampton in England. February 2018 marks the return of The Insane Slave with the release of their first "Long Play". The homonymous album recorded in the studios of Raising Legends and produced by André Matos, was conceived with a conceptual theme, where along the 10 tracks that compose the album the story of Jack (the insane slave) uncurls as if it were a book. The Insane Slave are: Freddie on Drums, André on Bass, Alex on Guitar and César on Guitar and Voice. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Rev. Johnny Williams | Pastor of Greater Little Rock Baptist Church, New Orleans, La. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Y-esha | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Smokin' Dynamite | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Fred Moss Band | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Fred Woodard Trio | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Rob-El | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Decision Quartet | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Remy S. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | L'Officina Del Passo Pesante | Italian band from Catania, active in the 70s. Line up: Biagio Vitale - guitar Dario Stivala - guitar Gianni Schiavino - drums Franco Di Salvo - keyboards Biagio Randazzo - bass, vocals Pino Puggelli - vocals | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Winning The Loser's Bracket | We used to be a band, still are sometimes. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | D. v.d. Mei | Dylan Hermelijn | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Jingolos | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Louis Richard-Day's Accordion Swing Quartette | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Anny Ólafsdóttir | Anný Elsa Ólafsdóttir | Born 8/2 1941 / Died: 25/09 2014 |
| Search | Add | 2 | Das Organum-Orchester | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Raley Family | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Berbiseyans | Original Skinhead Reggae from Dijon (France) | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Harold W. Gilbert | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Danny Kolke Jr. | American jazz pianist | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Sim-Son Dance | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Keenos | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Lancer Agency | The Lancer Agency PO Box 160 Hendersonville, TN 37077 (615) 822-0222 | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Stane Žekar | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Dr. Phil. Isolde Steiner | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | K-Libre 420 | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Cale Stasiewicz-Antonello | Bassist from Melbourne, Australia. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Marvelles | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Butch E. Ford | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | M.J. Carding | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | RZ-1 | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Ch. Adam | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | D'África | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Owen O'Shaughnessy | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Rob Parton's Ensemble 9+ | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Big-Band-Club Dornbirn | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | E1's Project | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Dorian Chorale | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Kidders | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Joey's World | Joey Goergen | Artist. |
| Search | Add | 2 | B-Cause | Roberto Filaferro | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Al-Gebra | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Sid 'Bones' Gripple | Steve Grimmond | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Logan's Heroes | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Mich-Ligne | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Lack-A-Daisy | West Virginian group. 90's | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Dot 'N Date Foster | American square dance instructors. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Clement Bushay Set | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Pinsch | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | E. Pierre Wooten | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | W.O.N. Entertainment | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | J.J. Reyes | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Chor Des Gymnasiums Peraustrasse-Villach | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | La Jeunesse Musicale De La Chapelle-Aux-Pots | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Urbán-Nagy Róbert | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Q-Ark | Petr Luljak | Q-Ark is a music project of Petr Luljak - Czech former deejay, self-made musician / lyricist / music producer, born September 24th, 1975 in Valašské Meziříčí, Czechia. His Q-Ark's music styles are classic trance and dream trance and tech trance. |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Favorite Melody Quartet | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Champagne Edge | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Dixie Pals | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Michael P. Hilko | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Κ. Οργανοπαίκτης | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Dirty Howlers | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Amazing Incredibles | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Ensembles Des Schulheims St. Gotthard Niederalteich | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | By-O (Tomonori Okayama) | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Jazz M.Y | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Tax '81 | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Mad-Tone | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | P. K. Ranjith Priyankara | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | M.R. LODE | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Henry G. Gay | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | X - Beat | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Miss Icx'x | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Mighty Golden Wonders | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Swingin' Survivor | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Maxi.Gnom | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Václav Švík | Václav Švík | Czech volksmusic vocalist. |
| Search | Add | 2 | Andrea A. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Dizzy Gillespie™ Alumni All-Star Big Band | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Doc Evans' Dixieland Five | Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA | |
| Search | Add | 2 | D. Efil | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Whetstines | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | F.H. Hill Co. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | B.F.Clinic | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Egodevth.Ogg | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | LaTasha S. Jordan | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | M. Jameison | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Harrison J. Duncan | US songwriter. Associated to [a=James P. Johnson] through the publisher "Duncan & Johnson". | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Timothy A. Clark | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Norman Jackson Band | The Norman Jackson Band | The Norman Jackson Band was a blues, soul, and funk group rooted in Chicago tradition and based in Springfield, Missouri. Regarded as one of the top blues bands in the world, the group toured extensively across the United States, completed multiple European tours, and toured South Korea, performing at major blues festivals and premiere venues internationally. The band placed third at the 2016 International Blues Challenge Finals at the Orpheum Theatre in Memphis, Tennessee, and opened for Buddy Guy at the Blues Heaven Festival in Denmark. On February 6, 2016, Springfield Mayor Robert Steven proclaimed February 8 as Norman Jackson Band Day. The band's motto was "Get Your Happy On," reflecting their commitment to blues rooted in joy, storytelling, and audience connection. Norman Jackson (born September 7, 1951, Canton, Ohio) was the band's guitarist, vocalist, and patriarch. Raised in Detroit, Michigan and the south side of Chicago, Jackson was a self-taught, left-handed guitarist who played his instrument upside down. He grew up immersed in gospel, blues, and soul — his mother sang with gospel artists including Reverend James Cleveland, and Sam Cooke was known to visit the Jackson home. Jackson performed with numerous gospel groups across Chicago, Detroit, and Ohio before transitioning to blues. He was ordained as a minister in 1983. Known as "The Soul Machine," Jackson's powerful voice, sharp wit, and deep groove formed the heart of the band. Rick Shortt, from Chicago, was the band's co-lead, serving as saxophonist, vocalist, and showman. Shortt and Jackson shared a bond that went beyond music — Jackson was a father figure and mentor to Shortt, who regarded him as his "Soul Daddy," and the two shared a relationship best described as father and adopted son. On stage, the dynamic between them was the engine of every performance: playful, intuitive, and musically locked in. Shortt filled the role traditionally held by a lead guitarist, but on saxophone — running his horn through a guitar amp to achieve a raw, cutting tone that sat in the mix the way a lead guitar would. His playing drew from saxophone players King Curtis and Junior Walker, harmonica players Junior Wells and Rod Piazza, and guitarist Albert Collins. While Jackson and the rhythm section embodied classic soul — sharp-dressed and smooth — Shortt was the wild card, the untamed energy Norman unleashed on every stage. He played behind his back, dropped into deep back bends, leapt over obstacles and audience members, climbed on top of anything elevated, and charged through the crowd with his saxophone blazing. His showmanship earned him the nickname "The Madman of the Blues." Ron "Boogieman" Brown, Jackson's nephew, was raised in Detroit, Michigan. He developed his rhythmic sensibility tapping out rhythms with kitchen utensils while his mother's gospel group rehearsed in their home. His drumming was intuitive and groove-driven, locking in with the rest of the band to create dynamic shifts and climaxes. Federico Samuel also served as the band's drummer. Danny Williams, a bassist from the St. Louis, Missouri music scene and a member of Jackson's church congregation, provided the deep, steady foundation of the rhythm section. Jackson and Shortt brought the sound of Chicago to Springfield and then to the world. All of the band's material was original. Their recorded output includes the albums "Child Support and Alimony" and "It's the Drummer's Fault." Members: Norman Jackson (guitar, vocals), Rick Shortt (saxophone, vocals), Ron "Boogieman" Brown (drums), Federico Samuel (drums), Danny Williams (bass). |
| Search | Add | 2 | Pr. Josué Ferreira Da Silva | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Mr. Harold J. George | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Gnaoua D'Essaouira | Play a popular music preserved and perpetuated by blacks, slaves who came from West Africa and settled in North Africa. in Morocco, they are well known, prosperous and well respected. These musicians and dancer gather together in a brotherhood called a gnawa (gnaoua). This brotherhood is famous and is now known for its capacities for musical exorcism. The repertoire is nothing other than a ritual that slowly leads to a trance. The ritual is surrounded by animal sacrifices and fumigating incense. (Text from booklet of [r9069128] ) | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Sin Boyz | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Conan H. Dunham | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Chelsea O'Donnell | Stress Dolls is the moniker of Chelsea O'Donnell, a songwriter from Buffalo, NY. The project's sound has drawn such comparisons as "Joni Mitchell meets Nirvana," "Avril Lavigne and Foo Fighters in a blender," and "Kathleen Hanna fronting Modest Mouse." O'Donnell began playing around Western New York in 2013, initially calling herself Wolf and eventually forming a band. After releasing one EP, the group went through a few different line-ups and, in time, changed their name to Stress Dolls. The band released a self-titled EP in the Fall of 2016, which they recorded earlier that year at GCR Audio. Due to differing pursuits the band split in early 2017, but O'Donnell decided to keep playing under the name Stress Dolls. She made a move to Nashville, TN but was there only 6 months before chronic health issues - Crohn's disease and gastroparesis- sent her to the hospital to undergo a feeding tube procedure. Following the surgery she moved back to Buffalo, and after a period of recovery, began writing, performing, and recording again. Largely due to the tentative nature of her health, O'Donnell established Stress Dolls as a solo act in order to go at her own pace. In early 2022 she was invited to work with producer Jim Wirt (Fiona Apple, Something Corporate, Incubus) at Superior Sound Studios in Cleveland, OH. After recording a few songs together, including her singles "Body" and "Alone," she was offered a record deal with Sun Pedal Recordings. After signing, Wirt and O'Donnell recorded several more tracks that went on to comprise her debut album, Queen of No, released in May 2024. In 2025, O'Donnell founded her own record label, Angry Girl Music, and reissued Queen of No to streaming services. Currently, Stress Dolls takes on several forms live: solo with O'Donnell and her acoustic guitar; as a duo when joined by longtime collaborator Sally Schaefer on violin; or as a band when combined with members TJ Luckman (bass), Jordan Smith (lead guitar), and Josh English (drums). In its many iterations, Stress Dolls has shared stages with such acts as USS, Shonen Knife, We Are Scientists, Dan Andriano and Matt Pryor, Tommy Stinson, and Our Lady Peace, and has toured regionally throughout New York state, the Midwest, and Southern Ontario. In addition to Stress Dolls, O'Donnell is also one half of Urge Surfer, an electro-pop duo that includes Stress Dolls guitarist Jordan Smith. The pair began writing songs via email during the tail end of the pandemic and have released 1 album (REACH) and 1 EP (Alphabet Archive) since. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | M.C.Ardiles | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Chöre Der Musik-Akademie Basel | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Mohd. Ali Faridi | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Deep Tim'bre | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Michael De Jong Band | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Lord Extra-Showband | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Labhrás Ó Cadhla | Labhrás Ó Cadhla | Labhrás Ó Cadhla (alternative spellings: Labhrás Ó Cadhlaigh, Lawrence Ó Cadhla; 1889-1961) was a prominent Irish Gaelic singer. He was born in the Decies, Co. Waterford, on 26 January 1889. His father was Richard Kiely, a labourer, and his mother Johanna Flynn. He had two brothers. Brought up as an Irish speaker, he learned hundreds of the songs from his region of Ireland. He attended a course at Coláiste na Rinne in 1907 and obtained a teacher's certificate. He worked as a traveling teacher for a while, and then won the second prize in the 1919 Oireachtas singing competition (Conchubhar Ó Luasa, from Ballybuirne, was the winner). Ó Cadhla learned to play the flute and bagpipes, and Séamus Ennis held his music in high esteem. He sometimes set his own old tunes to ancient Gaelic poems. He was teaching under the auspicies of the Waterford County Vocational Education Committee. During the war (1939–45), he traveled from class to class by bicycle. His eyesight was deteriorating, and he was diagnosed with diabetes. After falling off his bicycle at night he decided to quit his job. He spent some time living in Coláiste na Rinne before he went to live in his own house in Capachon. He used to teach a summer course at Coláiste Deaglan in Ardmore from 1922 onwards. From 1929 to 1960 he was teaching the summer course at Coláiste na Rinne. He never married. Labhrás Ó Cadhla died on 15 January 1961 in Dungarvan Hospital, and was buried in Kilbryan. After his death, Radio Éireann broadcast a program entitled "Labrás binn Ó Cadhla, Deisà". In 2000, RTE released a CD of his unaccompanied songs. "Amhráin ó Shliabh gCua", performed by the singer over a number of years. |
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| Search | Add | 2 | The Earl Lett International Soul Set | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | The Valtairs | Group featuring, Harry Ray, Gregory Henson, Kenneth Short and Joe Gardner | |
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| Search | Add | 2 | The Spirit Of Isaiah | Church musical group from Suamico, Wisconsin, featuring [a=Jim Bertler] of [a=the Cords], best-known for writing "Ghost Power" which was featured on many compilations, including Back From The Grave. | |
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| Search | Add | 2 | Fred E. Hollweg | Frederick Ernest Hollweg | Vice President of the Thomas W. Dunn Co. and amateur pianist and composer (born January 21, 1887 in College Point, New York – died in January 1973 in Flushing, Queens, New York) In his youth, Hollweg dreamed of a career as a professional pianist, but at age 20, in 1907, he joined the Thomas W. Dunn Co. of New York, vendor's of "Dunn's Gelatine." Nevertheless, he continued performing on the piano at ice cream conventions and composed and published half a dozen songs. |
| Search | Add | 2 | Jo Dikongue Jr. | Joseph DIKONGUE | |
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| Search | Add | 2 | Джаз-Хорал Александра Гебеля | Легендарный криворожский джазовый вокальный ансамбль. Был создан в 1982 году на базе детской музыкальной школы №10 в г. Кривой Рог.Основателем, музыкальным руководителем и идейным вдохновителем был Александр Гебель, человек, безгранично преданный джазу. «Джаз-Хорал» создавался из преподавателей музыкальной школы. В нём не было профессиональных вокалистов, но было безграничное желание петь джаз a cappella. На Всесоюзном Джазовом фестивале в г. Днепропетровске коллектив заметили, и «Джаз-Хорал» стали приглашать на многие джазовые фестивали СССР. Их концерты с большим успехом проходили в Москве, Ленинграде, Донецке, Калининграде, Паневежисе, Киеве, Ярославле и многих других городах. Окончательно «Джаз-Хорал» утвердился в 1988 году. Это связано с появлением на территории СССР Международного Джазового Фестиваля «Горизонты Джаза», организатором которого был всё тот же фанат джаза Александр Гебель. Позднее «Джаз-Хорал» выступал на концертных площадках дальнего зарубежья — Румыния, Финляндия, Германия и др. С большим волнением и гордостью за Украину вспоминаются выступления Джаз-Хорала на фестивале в 1996 году в городе Фленсбург. Это был единственный коллектив в рамках фестиваля, которого зритель принимал овациями стоя. Состав ансамбля на протяжении прошедших лет менялся, оставаясь неизменным лишь в лице нескольких его участников. Организационные сложности хора сделали необходимым уменьшение его состава, а в этой связи — по-новому взглянуть на форму подачи произведений. Из джаз-хора коллектив превратился в джаз-хорал, где каждая партия исполняется в микрофон, в отличие от хора, где одну партию поют несколько человек. Последняя неопубликованная запись была сделана в 1997 году в Республиканском Доме Звукозаписи Киева. Гебель уехал на постоянное место жительства в Германию. «Джаз-Хорал» прекратил своё существование и последнее выступление состоялось на 10-м юбилейном фестивале в г. Кривой Рог. Осенью 1990 года в Москве на фирме «Мелодия» записана первая пластинка. В репертуаре — джазовая классика, джазовые интерпретации, авторские произведения А. Гебеля и Ю. Зори. В 2004 компания Lemma переиздала альбом «Переплетения». Состав 1988 г.: Лилия Остапенко, Ольга Лахтионова, Наталья Биленко, Елена Нагорная, Татьяна Попчук, Елена Завтоновр — сопрано; Людмила Лясковская, Светлана Панкова, Светлана Дадурина, Эльвира Сухомлинова, Наталья Поченюк, Татьяна Идзинская—альт; Юрий Зоря, Павел Заславский, Евгений Пиленко, Олег Лысюк—тенор; Александр Корытьков, Сергей Носачей, Виталий Зенченко, Владимир Гебель—бас. Состав 1990 г.: Сопрано: Лилия Остапенко, Наталия Биленко; Альт: Светлана Дадурина, Ирина Басюк, Татьяна Петрова; Тенор: Александр Левченко, Александр Дергачев, Константин Моставлюк, Юрий Зоря; Бас: Александр Гебель. http://uajazz.com/2011/01/gebel-jazz-horal/ | |
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| Search | Add | 2 | Buddy Allen's Peg Leg Bates Band | Backing band for artists on [l1590936] | |
| Search | Add | 2 | William T. Templeton Design | Design Firm | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Larry Dicksen's Dancing Guitars | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | Volkskunstgruppe "Rothe-Mäd" | Former German Volksmusik ensemble from Annaberg/ Erzgebirge | |
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| Search | Add | 2 | Juan L. Ramos | Executive producer for [l100464] | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Last Day Of Winter | The Last Day Of Winter are a Portuguese post-rock band from Ovar, it consists of [a7874909] on guitar, [a7874930] on bass and [a7874929] on drums. Born and developed by elements of many distinct and distant musical, social and artistic movements, but always with the common goal to fight and defeat inertia and musical conservatism of their own environment, and after a long period of rehearsals and failed formations, The Last Day of Winter managed to find their own identity and, finally, move on to the studio and record all of what they had absorbed. Endowed with a melancholic density and dissonant gestures, a distorted and introspective approach, we are invited to take a stroll through the universe of some of the most influential band of experimentalism and post-rock of our days, showing us that sometimes the vocal melody can be a purely figurative element in musical composition. | |
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| Search | Add | 2 | Public Relations, Inc. | Popband from Mosjøen, Norway | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Heavy Smith Band | Hetty Smit (Amsterdam, 1950). Laatste single met eigen band. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Mellow Jacks | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Yonts Bros., Inc. | 1960's garage band from Lorain, Ohio. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Romleys | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Ticket SportsRadio 1310/1700 | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Ernest Williamson Jr. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Сергей Арутюнов-Вертинский | Singer, most known as a finalist of a Russian version of "Voice" TV show. Member of Лига (Группа Лига), Also known as Сергей Арутюнов and Сергей Вертинский. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Jean-François Duboc | Bass player. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Julius Obregon, Jr. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | James P. McGinley | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Lha-Mo | German experimental group | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Jean-Jacques Boulet | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Alhaji Kologo's Dagomba Band | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Miguel's Trío | Cuban jazz trio formed by [a1280128] with [a6234991] (bass) and [a946328] (drums) | |
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| Search | Add | 2 | D-khon | Daniel Campos | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Tom Donohue (2) | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Deane Nesbitt Jr. | Deane Nesbitt Jr. is a Canadian composer, recording artist and film score writer. His music has been aired on more than 300 radio stations across North America and has been performed in Toronto at Massey Hall, Nathan Phillips Square and the Canadian National Exhibition by the Canada Pops Orchestra. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Kateřina Černá | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | C. Z. Breaux | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The skitzofari project | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Changing Tyde | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Trio Of Time | Studio concoction helmed by [a3136745]. The group's only album appears to be a hitherto unknown second attempt at creating a replacement for the original version of [r=3038625] by [a1765338]. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Sébastien "Mr.B" Bourban | Seb "Mr.B" Bourban | |
| Search | Add | 2 | hyperelief.com | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Gulf-Pacific Industries | Producer credits for [l699854] of Houston, Texas | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Crucialites | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | Oktetten Ehnstedts Eftr. | Swedish classic brass octet (military octet, brass octet) that plays music from the period c. 1870-1920 on instruments of the older Swedish type, such as the E-cornet, alto horn and tenor trombone. | |
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| Search | Add | 2 | Mister John's | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Dr. Wolfgang Bender | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Ginjammers | UK acoustic two-piece with a deep rootsy Americana sound. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Os Cinco-Pados | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | D. Xivaiyvaiy | South Africa musician and songwriter | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Jarg B. Bergold | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | B. Nestor Wallas | Nestor Bangoura | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Charlie Reese (2) | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Kira Gondeck-Silvia | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | C-Boys | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Yucatan Boy | Romano Musumarra | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Orkestar "Monteno-Rihtman" | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Chœurs de Haute-Picardie | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Masi-Cassidy Band | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Áda Siegl | Adolf Vladimír Siegl | Czech accordionist, pianist, violist and songwriter, later mainly painter and sculptor. Born 17 December 1905 in Prague, died 23 September 1989. [i](Note: not to be confused with the otherwise unrelated “Áda Siegl Band” that was named as a tribute to Áda Siegl.)[/i] |
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| Search | Add | 2 | Dale B. Sari | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Target U.K. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Jean-Jacques Jouineau | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Eddie Barefield Sextet | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Dr.イハラ | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Waldorf College Male Quartet | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Harry's Melody Men | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Ľubo Jankovič | Ľubomír Jankovič | Musician from Martin, Slovakia. |
| Search | Add | 2 | A. Vandenbrouck | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | J.Borges | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | C - Mos | Mark Verbos | DJ and producer from US. |
| Search | Add | 2 | Charles H. Bowles | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Dolmetsch Consort | Classical recorder ensemble. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Don Cross Strings | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Photoquina (Lobito) | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Tag You're It | Pop punk trio from Highland Park, NJ. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Codeheart Syndrome | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Kalle R. Lehtinen | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Ensemble Al-Ala de Marrakech | Grupo musical marroquí. Se trata de una de las agrupaciones que mejor han conservado la música tradicional de al-Andalus. El maestro de Mohammed Azeddune ha sudi ek mítico MOulay Abdellah El Wazzanu. El grupo cuenta con dos grandes cantantes solistas Moulay Abddelrani Kettani y Abdelmajid El Ferrane. Sus intrepretaciones de la música profana, como en este caso, las combinan con el repertorio religioso, alcanzando gran calidad y profundidad emocional y estética. Reynaldo Fernandez Manzano https://www.centrodedocumentacionmusicaldeandalucia.es/opencms/publicaciones/2001/musica-alandalus-nuba-gharibat-alhusayn | |
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| Search | Add | 2 | Opus 65 Productions, Inc. | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | Rautavaara Inc. | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | The Cosmic Sadness | Name originally used as the backing band for Porridge Radio (Dana Margolin) but now used for alias for band. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Carlos Varela's Havana-Madrid Orquestra | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | William Oscar's Orkester | American orchestra led by violinist [a=William Oscar] that recorded several Scandinavian titles for [l=Victor] in 1918. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | R. K. Jeugdcentrale Koor | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Dixie Play Boys | 1960s US bluegrass group, likely from Illinois. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Black Dominoes | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Michael L. Raso | Film producer, cinematographer and writer from New Jersey. | |
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| Search | Add | 2 | Jassir A. Guarnero | Former bass guitarist in Mexican metal band [a=The Legion Of Hetheria]. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Úlfr | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Bob Stone Big Band | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | П. П. Травкин | P. P. Travkin, Russian singer and choir director, active in the first decade of the 1900s. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Carl Frei Dutch Street Organ | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | Frido Grothey U. S. Polka Musikanten | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | formworksstudio.co.uk | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | Essence Inc. | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | Carson Inc. | Hardrock/actionrock band from Helsinki, Finland. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Ney-No | Swiss rapper from Ruswil near Lucerne. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | St. James Folk Choir | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | D' Hahn Buam | Volkstümliche Gruppe | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Het Brussels Knapenkoor - St Jan Berchmanscollege | Belgian boys' choir. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | P. A. Jonsson | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | The Sweet Mack | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | The Gospel Entertainers | 1970s-1980s gospel group from Franklin, Louisiana. Founded in 1975 by Henry Simmons and Arthur Davis, Jr. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Derry's Brass Band | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | The Watery Hill Boys | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | The Swinging Ambassadors | Minnesota, USA | |
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| Search | Add | 2 | Hubert Deuringer-Dieter Reith-Combo | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Lil'Gee | Jean Baptiste Elie | A rapper from Rouen city in Normandie (France). |
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| Search | Add | 2 | The Don Lusher Band | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Pavel Šilhavík | Pavel Šilhavík | Czech bass guitarist. |
| Search | Add | 2 | DJ Dig-It-All | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | The Sam Wyatt 1000 Strings Symphony | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Jah K.S.K | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | Jean-Philippe Kypreos | Bassist. | |
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| Search | Add | 2 | Emily Says... | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | Βασιλάκης (23) | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | The Green Valley Young People's Choir | Australian choir formed in 1968 from Sydney's Western Suburbs | |
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| Search | Add | 2 | Gjerstad Funk- Og Fiskarlag | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | The Ward Darby Band | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | The Hole In My Vein | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Ken Mathieson's Classic Jazz Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Leather Soul | 1960s-1970s rock group from Tipton, Iowa. Members: Daryl Gilbert, Randy Phelps, Greg Krug, Robert Riedesel, Tony Fletcher | |
| Search | Add | 2 | M.B.A.H. | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | The Prophet Nathan | The Prophet Nathan is an experimental rock band that "just wants to shred". Beginning as an instrumental duo in 2010, the band has evolved with each release adding infectious vocal hooks, shredding drum syncopation, intriguing bass lines, and hilariously morbid skits. If you want a simple band with no substance singing about new shoes and lost love, this is not the band for you. If you want help to transcend the illusion of daily life on your imminent path to touch tips with the universal beings, follow The Prophet Nathan into the light. Hometown: Brooklyn, NY / Nashville, TN Status: Active | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Trinity Gospel Singers | 1980s gospel group from Gulfport, Mississippi. | |
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| Search | Add | 2 | The Woodland Serenaders | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Annie Hérou-Chachereau | French violinist. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Dr. William J. Nasser | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Gintarė K. Narga | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Mazouz M'Barek | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Mevr. B. Bouman-Ruffenrath | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Grandsheiks | German Zappa tribute band, emerged from "[a4908842]" in 2011 | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Francisco Bros. Band | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Idées. Les | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Grope Toads | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Sung-tae Kim | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | René-Antoine Houasse | René-Antoine Houasse (* c. 1645; † 27 May 1710) was a French painter. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Dr.Dubwiser | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | J.L. Moreno Goicoechea | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Berkay Şenol | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | D. Mahabeer | Jamaica based producer. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | M. MacKain-Langlois | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Egil Smedvig Quartet | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Grosvenor Salon Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Arda-Han | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Rythm 'N' Boots | Oi Punk band from Paimpol in Brittany (France) since 2003. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The New Sound Of Bill Rayner | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Smith Bros. Dirt Band | 1970s bluegrass band from Mountain Green, Utah, USA. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Grå Ø | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Burning Sounds Ltd. | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | The Hays Family | Gospel group from Ligonier, Pennsylvania. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Triteleta-Tkrst | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Edwin M. Willmington | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | Danuta Połczyńska-Nowak | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Children Of The World International Children's Choir | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Melody Breyer-Grell | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The New Corinthians | 1970s gospel group from St. Louis, Missouri. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Balatonfüredi Bem József Általános Iskola Kórusa | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Party d'Athenes | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | The Guitars Two | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | General B. Power's | Stefan Blumenrath | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Nen.te | Italian electronic music band founded in 2000 by Gaetano Fontanazza ([a4626141]) and Ermanno Modeo ([a4119313]). | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Armida Siguion-Reyna | Armida Ponce-Enrile y Liwanag | Filipino actress, singer, actress, television personality, producer, and public servant. Born November 4, 1930 in Malabon, Rizal. Died February 11, 2019. |
| Search | Add | 2 | Adam Parry-Davies | Keyboard instrumentalist | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Michael Edwards Band | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | The Band Caballero | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Los Hnos. Dolores | Peruvian group, also appears as "Los Hermanos Dolores". | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Marie-Line Rivière | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Gus Merzi's Quartet | Gus Merzi's Quartet were a jazzy easy listening group from Australia under the leadership of accordionist [a3257731]. The quartet formed in 1953 after Merzi ended the Gus Merzi Ensemble. Members: Gus Merzi (accordion), Don Andrews (electric guitar), Al Vina (vibraphones), Wally Wickham (bass) | |
| Search | Add | 2 | De Karina's | Zusjes De Vries, geboren in Harlingen. Doetie (1953) alias Caren Wood en Alie (1954) alias Alice May. Begonnen als duo De Karina's | |
| Search | Add | 2 | www.robertolage.com | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Flo. Ribnikar | ||
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| Search | Add | 2 | James F. Beck | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Jean-François Prigent | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Ythan Fiddlers | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Hellenic Sounds | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Too Bad Jims | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Opryland Gospel Quartet | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Flagpole Singers | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Les J-P De Sainte-Croix | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Dave Wilson Trio | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Unduster | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | John R. Sepulveda | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Nyiregyházi Boys' Choir | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | D-Moleitor | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Le Ballet Amasimbi N'Amakombe | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Spyda, Inc. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Aaron Cofer Jr. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Richard Lock S.T. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Paul Crawford-Smith | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Bart-Jan Hogenhuis | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Isa. Sportès | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Michailow-Quartett | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Shockettes | Alias for [a=The Lollipops (2)] after they left RCA Records. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Eriq S. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | A.P. Joker | Arkadiusz Rafał Paszenda | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Joseph Haydn-Singkreis München | Joseph Haydn Singkreis e.V. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Emil J. Henke | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | E. Carassus | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Rev. Frank Wellington | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | St. John's Temple Band | Salvation Army band from St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada. Comprised mostly of horns. Associated with [l=St. John's Temple] | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Frown Factory | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Dad In Common | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | JDÖWHLL | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Ľudmila Várossová | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Łukasz Sztaba | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | B. Alsbrooks | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | D-ASH | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | DJ Nas-D-Boy | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Howard P. Coulter | Howard Coulter | Banjo player and farmer from Maple Creek, Saskatchewan, Canada. |
| Search | Add | 2 | T'PEYI | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Sound Of Six | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The New Tragedies | Indie Americana group based in Lawrence, Kansas. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Carlo's Crown Jewel | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | VOMITU̇Ṡ | American crust / grind / hardcore band from Mesa / Tempe, Arizona. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Per Andersson-Aronson | Swedish keyboardist in Partypatrullen | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Wayne Darling Band | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Peppermint Stix Polka Band | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | What's The Buzz? | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Chorale Jean-Joseph Allemand De Marseille | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Bendayan Trio | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Green Cross Band Show | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Karslı Aşık İlhami Demir | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Cyber-Nauts | Alias of DJ Sploo & Tim Alan. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Seven Kings Of Rhythm | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Big Band Nütheim-Schleckheim | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | James P. Loupas | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Eth-Noh-Tec | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | A. Sliwka | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Mr. Classic | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Band Of The Ceremonial Guard | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Quartetto D'Orune | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | 't Koortje | Kerkelijk zangkoor uit Albergen. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Hedgerow Crawlers | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Del Rio Sisters | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Holy Fucking Spirit | The Holy Fucking Spirit existed from early 2004 to mid 2005, largely as a side-project for members of Take Down Your Art and Welcome the Plague Year. In that time, we wrote only five songs, and only recorded the four presented here | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Orchestra of the Khmer Classical Dance Troupe | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | B.C. Morse | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Esther St. James | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | DJ Andy de Gage' | Electronic music producer from Germany | |
| Search | Add | 2 | C. L. Campbell | Spoken word / poetry artist | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Alpeniers | The band included Keith Vanderee and Les Moore who performed a duo show for almost 10 years which was a mixture of Austrian, German Yodelling songs and rock and roll numbers that were popular in the 70's. The Apleniers recorded a live album at the Weintal Hotel in Tanunda. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | P.A.L.L.O | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Kim-hee-kyoung | Artist | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Three Percussionists | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Π. Κοκοντίνης* | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Derry O'Connor | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Đoko Dončev | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Eric D. Nuzum | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The D.M. Movements | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Π. Λειβαδάρος | [b]DO NOT USE.[/b] | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Dr. L. W. Jackson | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Jed Rowe Band | Roots rock band from Melbourne, Australia led by [a5828367]. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Big Forgive | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Кыз-Бурак | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Super Graphics Ltd. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Edith Gerson-Kiwi | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | L. Dawkin | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Boka És A Klikk | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | M. Fethullah Gülen | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Gospel Chariots Of North Carolina | 1980s-1990s gospel group from North Carolina. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Kwan-Ditos | active in the San Francisco Bay Area late 60s/early70s, also known as Kwane & the Kwanditos members: santi huckaby, kwane y njissana, maurice haltom | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Cinco's | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | S. Ascarelli | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | J. Stearn | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Tchiky's | Member: Latyr sy - percussion, vocal Seitaro Mine - acoustic guitar, chorus Shoji Ishiguro - acoustic bass,chorus | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Carlos M. Lorente | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Sterling G. Davis | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Nor-T Jack Fever | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Philip J. Sporn | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Jean-François Peinay | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Truusje Vrooland-Löb | Dutch children's books author. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | La Chorale Du Cercle Germano-Malgache | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Auld Triangle | Auld Triangle was founded by brother and sister Mike and Pat Austen in 1972. For nearly 30 years as residents at Westhoughton Folk Club, Bolton, Lancashire, UK the line up has changed several times but Mike and Pat (now Pat Batty) remain in the band. Former members have included Norman Prince, Jim Berry, Pat Ryan, Phil Atkinson, John Oliver, Steve Robinson and Ken Howard. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Club E. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Camellia E. Cox | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Studio-Baron | Design agency founded in 2010 by [a=Jonathan Baron]. Sometimes credited as "Studio Baron" | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Ľudová Hudba Vincenta Rybára | Slovak volksmusic ensemble with leader Vincent Rybár. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Hans 'Haze' Persson | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | J. Goditus | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Mr. Heinrich Von B. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Stadt-Jodler Basel | Swiss yodeling choir from Basel, Switzerland. Founded 1915 as Stadt-Jodler Basel, renamed to Stadt-Jodler Basel-Riehen in 2004. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | J.G. Koens | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Churer Ländler-Quartett | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Rock 'n' Roll Hero Man | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Adrian N. Scheisser | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Radio Shop | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Murfee De'Rock | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Trebble.Com | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Theo J.H. Krispijn | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Özcan Kandemir | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Richard Granville-Smith | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Tonic Duo's | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Jean-Jacques Anselmi | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | G-Rize | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | I.M. Hiroshi | Japanese painter and illustrator | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Ashley Parker-Bowen | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Air'Box | Swiss hip hop/reggae/latin folk band from Geneva | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Meicht Group | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | D. Kasino | Omkar Rege | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Hunter Singers | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Blue Ricks | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Jennifer A. Reuter | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | First Strong Workshop Ltd. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Sean P. Hanson | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Hannah A. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Bel-Airs Five | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Alex '12 | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Gunilla Palmstierna-Weiss | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Kenyatta A. Greene | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Zilner T. Randolph Combo | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Rada's Old Boys | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Sho-Nuf | Underground rapper HDM aka Hype Da Madman aka Sho-Nuf from Brooklyn, New York. He was the member of Jungle Nillz crew. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Jean-Claude Gébert | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Singing Bartels | 1970s religious group from Chadron, Nebraska. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | V. Superti Furga | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Sound Aye | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Herman Autry's Band | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Dr. Eckhard Deschler-Erb | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Sonya N. Khuanroodee | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Folke Österberg | Swedish singer | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Christian Keul (2) | Born 1979 in Hadamar, Germany. First musical activities on piano, organ and in a choir. Started study in Giessen and continued in Frankfurt/Main. Influenced by bassists Paul Jackson, Aston Barrett and Donald Dunn. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | O. A. Gayton | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Linda D. Lewis | Electronic dance vocalist. Involved in Italian productions. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Martin J. Grassl | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Good Rats Radio | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Lloyd E. Coward, Jr. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Zither-Quartett Rupp-Krause | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Syun-ichi Mikura | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Ann-Kristin Lundqvist | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Stephen C. Tongier | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Bako-Band | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Non-Stop DJ | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Todd D'Amario | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Anne-Katherine Mattsson | Swedish songwriter and sound engineer | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Country Polkateers | Pierz, Minnesota, USA | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Macadan (5) | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Tania Maria's Nouvelle Vague | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Gentlemen's Crow | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Skell'O Bugg Eye | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Musical Express / Musik - Express | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Dubmill | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Kevin Amicabile-House | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Mary F. Garrett | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Cyrinda Foxe-Tyler | Kathleen Victoria Hetzekian | Actress, model, and publicist. Born February 22, 1952 in Santa Monica, California, USA, and died September 7, 2002 in New York City, New York, USA. Appeared in [a=David Bowie]'s "The Jean Genie" (1972) and [a=Andy Warhol]'s "Bad" (1977). Was married to [a=David Johansen] (1977-1978) and [a=Steven Tyler] (1978-1987). Mother of [a=Mia Tyler]. |
| Search | Add | 2 | D'Orval Jazz Trio | Formée de Pierre-François D'Orval au piano, de Gérard Dulinski à la batterie et d'Eric Pralat à la contrebasse | |
| Search | Add | 2 | 31. Altonaer Defilier-Regiment | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Mas-1 | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | D-Solation | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Lessi (2) | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Dan "Dr. Bottlehead" Schmalle | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Outhauscreative, Inc. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | U.N.O. - Unidentified Noisy Object | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Paul A. Harper | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | T. Time Fantasy | French garage rock band | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Grandson's Heritage | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Wozzers | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | J. Godkiller | Joel K. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Victor Jr. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Chocolate O'Brian | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Slagsterz | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | E-Ad Communication Sdn. Bhd. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | U.B. Strange | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Jessica's Attic | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Free State Ramblers | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Sacred Heart Girls' College Choir | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Oliver W. Skrube | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | St. Marie | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Bobby J. Arnett | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | B.A.D.G.E. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | TV-Piraterna | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Carol L. Birch | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Symon's Jazzband | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Cold Club | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Shaun Michael D'Lear | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Pablo Garza G. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Redefine. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Δ. Σολωμονίδης | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Ola Österling | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Booty'N'Freez | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | J. Arpov | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Michael Gaynor (2) | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Yukiko-san | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | J. K. Rauli | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | J.T. Willey | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Juan B. Tovar Sr. | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Hanne Ørstavik | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Stone-Deaf Village Band | San Antonio, Texas | |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Murdochs | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Suzuki Kid | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Bound Brook Sound | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Marie Baillet | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Franky Kalwies | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Nicolas Le Juge | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Rev. R.L. Ridley | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Bob Eden | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Vörös Miska Cigányzenekara | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Horváth Julcsi | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Chris Knipp | Producer based in Berlin, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Vernon Building Society Poynton Brass Band | The original Poynton Band first started in the early 1800's in the coal mining village of Poynton. The exact year is not known, but records show that it was thriving by 1824 and that Lady Vernon, who was involved with charity work for miners families, provided the Band with new uniforms in 1832. Before World War II, and in the previous century, the band played at Civic events, including the May Sunday Parade and "Walking Day" (Whitsun) in June, the Poynton Show in August, Armistice Sunday and Christmas Carolling and various Church services. Notable parades since World War II have included the Queen's Coronation in 1953 and her Jubilee in 1977. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Peninnah Schram | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Two White Monsters Around A Round Table | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Slow Sound System | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Dan Dykes | American guitarist, vocalist and engineer. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Eric Wust | Eric Wust | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Subscript | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Goat Terrorism | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Morgan Spenceley | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Danny De Graan | Danny De Graan | Danny de Graan is a Dutch composer and producer of contemporary art music but also produces electronic and dance music. Using several aliases to distinguish his different musical styles. |
| Search | Add | 2 | るすてんはいと | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Milan Muller | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Juan Amorosi | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Latif Shaikh | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Paul Mendillo | Drummer | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Бодхисатва | NS Black Metal from Russia. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Armin Fausten | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Kyle Lusty | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Galleon Blast | If you wanna buy the album contact Mark Wooley via mark_woolley@hotmail.com and say the bloke from Germany has sent you... | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Eric Farla | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Cale Lunchbox | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Serge Doat | Born in 1927, died in 2020. French folk/latin accordionist and accordion teacher from Gaillac, in Tarn department. Father of accordionist Aurélien Doat. He was mainly a ballroom musician famous in all southwest of France, but he only released self-produced cassettes in the 80's/90's. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Root River Jam | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Vicky Hadland | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Grandes Temas De Peliculas | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Más Pescao | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Vulgo Giobatta | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Sharpline Arts | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | 岩村ユカリ | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Frank Papke | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Tunjila Tuajokota | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Timothy Sanchez | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Nick Grunerud/Underwear | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Vinyl Sa | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Ryan Saito | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Tino Negri | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Kalervo Palsa | Huugo Kalervo Palsa (March 12, 1947 - October 3, 1987) | Finnish painter, active in Kittilä. |
| Search | Add | 2 | Shamballa | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Lennart Reimers | Knut Lennart Reimers | Swedish music director, musicologist, music and book publisher, born 31 March 1928, died 24 March 2009. After graduating as a music teacher at the Royal Academy of Music in 1950, Reimers completed the organist and cantor exams in 1956 and defended his PhD in 1983. He was a pedagogical supervisor at the Academy of Music from 1959-1962, a lecturer in music history and music and society there from 1976–1988, associate professor of musicology from 1984 and professor of music pedagogy from 1989-1993. Reimers was editor of the magazine Musikkultur 1959-1971, publishing director and CEO of Nordiska Musikförlaget 1962–1971, of Universal Edition in Vienna 1971-1975 and of his own publishing house Edition Reimers from 1975. He was chairman of Fylkingen 1976-1978, of EMS 1991-1994. Reimers was elected as member no. 745 of the Royal Swedish Academy of Music on 25 February 1971. Lennart Reimers was married to [a11601599]. |
| Search | Add | 2 | Daniel Semanas | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | စိုင်းလွယ်ၶမ်း | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Dani Kaminski | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Jeff Yapp | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Marko Ramljak Band | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Blaswesso | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Didier Lester | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | TT12 | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Γιώργος Μαλλιάρος | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Ben Doggett | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Los Humberstones | Nico Krauss: Drums Francisco Della Maggiora: Bass Tomás Lecaros: Hammond and Keyboards Cristóbal Salvestrini: Vocals, Guitar, Piano And Harmonica Nacho Rock: Vocals, Guitar and Piano | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Krotida Satyra | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Alex Beanz Miller | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Morgan Joanel | Pop/Singer Songwriter and visual artist from Perth, Australia Active since 2009 | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Suicide Of A Species | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Alexander Broschek | German bassist and songwriter | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Tally Tal | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Jeppe Piepgras | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Tomislav Bucalic | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | EzraZebra | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Will Vargas | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Sompek | Techno artist from Lithuania | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Dmitry Remizov | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Tirebiter | Connecticut rock band | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Daniel Magee | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Randy Haugen | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | The Boston feelings Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Bakhalar | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Cooperativa Croma Semicroma | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Alexandre Berenguer | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Mélanie Heddrich | Credited as layouter & designer | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Очелье сороки | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Matthew Collerton | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Elliot Merrill | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Gouldenberg | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Nazhgul | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Scumfire | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Todd Balensuela | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Evgen Maksymczuk | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Bruce Bardsley | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Caro Mann | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Trap Boiz | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Flavia Bratos | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Cándido De Quintana | Cándido Barquero | Spanish flamenco singer Cándido Barquero aka Cándido De Quintana born in Quintana de la Serena (Badajoz) in 24 November 1943. Active since 1964 in Germany and based in Spain since 1971. |
| Search | Add | 2 | Carrie Furniss | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Olevia Williams | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Montys Travellin Music Show International | What brings these three Leicester lads, a Frenchman and a German together? Well the answer has to be musicman John Montague after all his years of playing and collaborating with many musicians both in the UK and afar. John had been working with French Multi-Instrumentalist Thierry Guillemot for over 15 years both in the UK and France. Leicester people will remember Thierry as he lived here for about 4 years around the late 90's. Also John had been working with the brilliant guitarist from Germany Marten Alex Rolf. After introducing local Bassman Keith Brooks and Drummer Alex Warwick, from igenisis to the other guys the chemistry and musicianship just naturally blended. Hence Montys Travellin Music Show International was born. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Daneskjold | Danish neo-nazi band. Disbanded. Members were Carsten Ovesen and Martin Topp Juul Jensen. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Troy DeVoe | Troy DeVoe | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Mahatma Das | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Offensivsångarna | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Meghan Springer | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Ivan Stozza | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Condemned Upon Incarnate | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Dewey Compton | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Combat Deluxe | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Michael Rosendahl | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Die Lustigen Brandenberger | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Sweet Punch | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Incredible Bongo Machine | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Moises May | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Thaís Motta | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Michael Venzone | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | 4Others | Slovak rock band from Trstená, formed at 2009. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | سهيل رضوان | Suheil Radwan (Born in Nazareth 1931) is a Palestinian musician. He has worked as a music educator at Arabic schools in Israel and developed music curriculum. He has hosted several programs of Arabic music in Israeli radio and TV during the 1980ies an 90ies. In 1990 he founded the [a=الفرقة العربية للموسيقى حيفا] (The Arab Music Ensemble of Haifa). | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Gabriele Possenti | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Luciano Lupo | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Telestai | From Mt. Prospect, Illinois | |
| Search | Add | 2 | DJ Sunil T | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Roy Powers | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Ygritte | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Ofak | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Jazz Musette Salimbeni Camia | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Peter Pons | Spanish DJ, Barcelona (Spain) | |
| Search | Add | 2 | خالد تركي | Khaled Turki is a Saudi Arabian singer. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Camilo Pistol | Argentinian drummer | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Kalavrìa | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | David Akira Mendoza | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Charles McKinley | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Perry Rohrer | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Captain Bosh | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Alfred Nöther | German brass band leader, Berlin (died in spring 1978) | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Steliana Grama | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Kyle Tremblay | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Μελίτα Κρομμύδα | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Charlie Interrante | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Cesarini Bros | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Makassi | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Mehdi Lakhlifi | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Antonio Miccoli | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Future Allies | American hard rock band from Arizona active in the 1980s. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Cary Pratt | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | F.f Folk | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Francisco Granés | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Unpitted Dates | Finnish industrial / tape music duo active since 2016. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Pancho Villa Noiser | Side project from [a=Mr Piggy] from [a=Lord Piggy]. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Tracy Worall | Artist graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Showgy | 공인석 | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Gianny Rozo | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Inga Express | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Satoshi Fujiwara | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Steve Shirk | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Eugénio Inácio | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Johnson King | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Gwen Blast | Gwenaëlle Bouchet | Ex-wife of [a=Nicola Sirkis] |
| Search | Add | 2 | Fernando Bustos | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Hellcunt | US raw blackened death act, from Manchester, New Hampshire. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Elise Murray | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Dortmunder | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Pasteur Nkossi | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Cilla Huggins | Editor Juke Blues magazine, co-founder [l160524] | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Inna Segal | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | ENGIN#9 | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | D.J. Over | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Delshawn IV Christ | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Daniel Hartig | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Dhoom | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Enthria | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Pauli Molnar | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Danny Chagolla | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Ratdesign | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Felinest | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | FORCES@WORK | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Gunnar Hahns Spelmanskvartett | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Captain Epic | Chris Marsh | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Jan Lesley | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Studio Ton Paans | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Dimi Macheras | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Mille Feuille | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Illinois Wesleyan University Big Band | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | JKnodic | Hip-Hop producer from Texas, USA. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Assign 1 | Joost Maessen & Richard Van Dongen | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Atsuko Yusen | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Hor Zorana Simjanovića | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | King Shifty | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Viento Callejero | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Biebertaler Musikanten | German Volksmusik-orchestra, founded in 1968 by [a=Helmut Baier] as "Egerländer Trachtenkapelle". | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Tarnished Gallahad | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Parker Langvardt | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Nokato Nomer | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Deborah Schamoni | Deborah Schamoni | German artist and director for music videos, commercials and shortfilms, born in 1969 in Munich, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 2 | Jus Badd | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Anthony Coota | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Wan Izhar | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Cole Blodgett | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Mike Eby | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | John Courtman | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Didier Vanhaeren | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Wavemotion | Sasha Petrovic. | Producer from Melbourne, Australia. |
| Search | Add | 2 | The Brain Transplants | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Aurora Horwood | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Gabi Eitavi | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Rabenstudio | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Video Salon | Berlin, Germany | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Original Chattengauer | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Einar Heløy | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Yah Bones | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Sekkond | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Douglasaires | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Pier Paolo Pitacco | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Desrotarth | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Laas Minute | Lars Hammerstein | German rapper. |
| Search | Add | 2 | Mikael Teger | Mikael Andersson | A Swedish singer and guitar player from Trollhättan, Sweden. |
| Search | Add | 2 | Phonoloid | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Beckie Simmons Agency | Also abbreviated BSA. Christian booking agency out of Nashville, Tennessee. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Gilbert Veau | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Farah Sara Kurnik | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Kenya Mori | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Musica Camerata Regionalis | Swedish classical ensemble of 11 musicians, active in Regionmusiken. The ensemble was formed in 1973 and performed for the first time at several summer music weeks in 1974. The members of the ensemble are Christina Hagström and Berndt Andersson, flute, Gunnar Stalhand, oboe, Bo Eriksson, oboe and English horn, Carlo Nilsson and Nils-Erik Frisk, clarinet, Stig Forsström and Evert Eriksson, horn, Bo Grönberg and Bengt Andersson, bassoon. and Kaj Lidbom, percussion. The ensemble is currently being strengthened "outside" by Christer Torgé, trombonist in the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra. Conductor is Claes-Merith Pettersson. The lyrical vignettes are read by Margaretha Byström. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Ian Hagerty | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Les Fous Du Foot | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Pop Seven | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Jimmy Tedeschi | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Marc Amendola | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Slåttakaran | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Troy Kros | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Controversial Matt Brummer | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Pasi Salmi Ja Kumppanit | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Gurktaler Bauernkapelle Isopp | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Hemvärnets Musikkår Lund | Swedish home guard music corps in Lund is one of the oldest Home Guard Music Corps in the country. The corps was formed in 1942. At that time, music was offered mainly in connection with the activities of the home guard. Now the corps also conducts extensive own concert activities in churches and concert halls but also on streets and squares. In military musical contexts, we play e.g. for the Southern Skåne Regiment (P7) and the 46th Home Guard Battalion, to which the band belongs. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Teknaphonik | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Ongen Latuihamallo | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Blood Agent | Death / thrash metal band from Bremen, Germany. Founded in 2013. Line-up: Ali - Guitar (since 2013), vocals (since January 2016) Nicklas Graeve - Guitar, vocals (since 2015) Hendrik Schelenz - Bass (since 2013) Drums - Gero (since 2013) Ex-member: Dennis Soboll - Vocals (May 2013 - December 2016) | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Alienne from Venus | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | eb dRinKeR | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | いのもと たかし | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Masanobu Nagao | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Rough Dymond | Rough Dymond is a Hard Rock/Glam band from New Jersey, being active sometime in the mid-80's and going on a long hiatus in the early 90's. The band has since been lightly active in recent years, starting with social media presence and continuing with live shows. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Ivano Vezzulli | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Afisz | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Eivind Hodne | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Traurig | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Joe Rosenberg Quartet | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Jenny Kähler | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Dolphin City | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Kit Chalis | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Oleg Shpudeiko | Oleg Shpudeiko | Ukrainian music composer and sound artist working in the fields of electronic and electroacoustic music. |
| Search | Add | 2 | Zachariah Catron | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Blue Ray Dance | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | ชาย ศรีบัวงาม | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Ravenmaster | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Jacquie Drew | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Onur Atar | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Michael Sajdak | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Atrocity Pioneer | Industrial Metal band with from Greece, founded in late 2013 at Thessaloniki. Lineup: Δημήτρης Ευγενίδης [Jim Evgenidis]: Vocals, Drum programming. Κωνσταντίνος Μαρής [Constantin Maris]: Guitars, Drum programming. Χάρης Παζαρούλας [Charis Pazaroulas]: Bass, Contrabass. Εμμανουήλ Τσελέπης [Emmanouil Tselepis]: Keyboards, Sequensers. Contact: atrocitypioneer@gmail.com | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Dietrich Alb | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | سعید عرب | Saeed Arab is an Iranian. singer. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Masters Of Unorthodox Jazz | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Der Basser | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Josaku Maeda | Painter and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Мариана Пашалиева | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Leo Wolfmayr | Austrian musician (Bass). | |
| Search | Add | 2 | سیاوش مظلومیپور | Siavash Mazloumipour is an Iranian visual artist and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Paradoxical Obscurity | US Black/Death band from Cleveland, Ohio. Formed in 2012. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Paul Vernheres | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Richard Ralston | New Zealand singer & guitarist | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Papa Gaoussou Diarra | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Claude André | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Donnie Hunter | 1960s rock artist from Shanksville, Pennsylvania. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Henry Diffenthal | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Paul Liljestrand | Dr. Paul Frederick Liljestrand was born May 15, 1931 in Montclair, NJ, died Feb 17, 2011 in Thomasville, GA. His musical gifts were recognized at an early age and he studied at The Julliard School, beginning in the Pre-College Division and continuing through the Master's Degree program. He spent two years in Japan with the U.S. Army, serving as a Chaplain's Assistant. Following this he returned to New Jersey and studied at Union Theological Seminary for a Master's Degree in Sacred Music. He also served as organist and choir director at Brookdale Baptist Church for 9 years before being called to Calvary Baptist Church in New York City where he served for thirty years. He also taught and was Chairman of the Music Department at both Northeastern Bible College and Nyack College. As the director of the Nyack Chorale, he led his students on many tours. After retiring from Calvary Baptist Church he was organist and choir director at Union Congregational Church in Montclair, NJ for nine years. In 2003 he and his wife moved to Thomasville, GA where Liljestrand became organist and choir director at St. Thomas Episcopal Church and later was Music Director at Trinity Anglican Church. Both in New Jersey and in Georgia, Liljestrand served as accompanist for many groups and professional musicians, taught piano, organ, and composition, and was a mentor to many young musicians. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Cor Meibion Llandybie | Llandybie is one of the largest villages in Wales, situated on the perimeter of the anthracite coal field and incorporating one of the largest Lime quarries in Europe. Llandybie Male Voice Choir was formed in 1908 and was one of the first Male Voice choirs in Carmarthenshire, Wales, UK. At its inception the choir was formed mainly of employees of the local lime firms and collieries. Choir membership now consists of people of all professions, including Accountants, Bank Staff, Engineers, Police Officers, Teachers and others from all walks of life. The choir has experienced successes in every major competition throughout Wales and the UK and has been placed in first on numerous occasions. Llandybie Male Voice Choir has consistently experienced successes at the Royal National Eisteddfod of Wales, Cardigan Eisteddfod, Porthcawl Miners' Eisteddfod and Pontrhydfendigaid Eisteddfod. | |
| Search | Add | 2 | Fighting Corporation Band | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | ไวท์เฮาส์ | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Jana Knitlová | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | יפתח נאור | ||
| Search | Add | 2 | Earl Facey |
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