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Lookin' for an angel was written by Russ Tolman and appeared on his1986 debut album "Totem poles and glory holes" on Down There Records / Restless Records (US) and Demon Records (UK). Original recording: RT - vocals, guitar - Steve Suchil - bass, Frank French - drums.
Extra tags: Down There Records, Bring out your dead Records, Droogs, Dave Provost, Dream Syndicate, Steve Wynn, Rain Parade, Matt Piucci, Steven Roback, John Thoman, Green on Red, Dan Stuart, Chuck Prophet, Chris Cacavas, Jack Waterson, Bangles, Three O'Clock, Long Ryders, Sid Griffin, Barbara Manning, 28th Day, Gavin Blair, Thin White Rope
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And then the rain was written by Russ Tolman and Richard McGrath and first appeared on the 1983 True West album "Hollywood Holiday" on PVC Records (US) and New Rose Records (France).
Extra tags: Down There Records, Bring out your dead Records, Droogs, Dave Provost, Dream Syndicate, Steve Wynn, Rain Parade, Matt Piucci, Steven Roback, John Thoman, Green on Red, Dan Stuart, Chuck Prophet, Chris Cacavas, Jack Waterson, Bangles, Three O'Clock, Long Ryders, Sid Griffin, Barbara Manning, 28th Day, Gavin Blair, Thin White Rope
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Hollywood Holiday was written by Russ Tolman and first appeared on the 1983 True West album with the same title on PVC Records (US) and New Rose Records (France).
Russ is accompanied by Dan Janisch (acoustic guitar, ex-Russ Tolman Band) and Robert Lloyd (piano, mandolin, ex-The Romans and Russ Tolman Band).
Extra tags: Down There Records, Bring out your dead Records, Droogs, Dave Provost, Dream Syndicate, Steve Wynn, Rain Parade, Matt Piucci, Steven Roback, John Thoman, Green on Red, Dan Stuart, Chuck Prophet, Chris Cacavas, Jack Waterson, Bangles, Three O'Clock, Long Ryders, Sid Griffin, Barbara Manning, 28th Day, Gavin Blair, Thin White Rope
Bornheim Bombs 2016 are:
Biebl - lead vocals
Jason - guitar, vocals (ex-The B Call, Three O'Clock Heroes)
Sören - guitar, vocals
Heiko - bass (Copy Cats)
Gero - drums
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"Le Freak" became a #1 smash hit in the USA (Hot 100 / Pop, R&B, Dance Club), Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa.
The song was written and produced by Bernard Rodgers and Nile Rodgers, it appeared on the Atlantic Records album "C'est Chic". It is Atlantic Records' biggest selling single ever.
Chic were: Nile Rodgers (guitar, vocals), Bernard Edwards (bass, vocals - ex-Powerstation, RIP), Tony Thompson (drums - RIP), Alfa Anderson (lead vocals), Luc Martin (lead vocals), Tom Coppola (keyboards)
Rodgers produced a.o. Norma Jean Wright, Sister Sledge, Sheila and B. Devotion, Diana Ross, Johnny Mathis, Debbie Harry, Fonzi Thornton, Sheena Easton, David Bowie, Bryan Ferry, Duran Duran, Jeff Beck, Thompson Twins, Mick Jagger, Southside Johnny & The Jukes, the B-52’s, Kim Carnes, Grace Jones, Phillip Bailey, Al Jarreau, Madonna, Kim Wilde, INXS, Eric Clapton, David Lee Roth, Ric Ocasek, Laurie Anderson, Paul Young, Peter Gabriel / Mike Rutherford, the Dan Reed Network, Cathy Dennis, Patty Griffin, Jimmie Vaughan, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Carly Simon, Freddie Mercury, the Stray Cats, Wet Wet Wet, Britney Spears, Spoons, Daft Punk, Pharrell Williams, Avicii, Disclosure, Sam Smith, Pitbull, Lady Gaga, Kylie Minogue, Nervo, Laura Mvula, Keith Urban
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Howard Jones was born in 1955 in Southampton, England and is an English Pop singer, keyboardist and songwriter.
"What is love?" written by Howard Jones (music) and Bill Bryant (lyrics) became his greatest hit all over the world incl. #2 (UK), #33 (US), #6 (West Germany). It also appeared on the 1984 debut album "Human's lib", produced by Rupert Hine.
extra tags: buddhist, Buddhism
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Roger Cicero was born in 1970 in West-Berlin and is a German Jazz / Pop singer and entertainer.
"Theme from New York, New York" (aka "New York, New York") is the theme song from the Martin Scorsese film New York, New York (1977) written by John Kander (music) and Fred Ebb (lyrics). It was written for and performed in the film by Liza Minnelli. Frank Sinatra released a version on his 1980 Reprise album "Trilogy: Past Present Future", produced by Don Costa and arranged by Gordon Jenkins and has since become one of his signature tunes. Pete Jolly played piano.
The song was released as a 7" single and became a worldwide hit incl. #32 (US), #54 (UK), #3 (Belgium), #7 (The Netherlands).
The song was also recorded by the Killers, Cat Power, Andrea Bocelli with Tony Bennett, Captain Cook und seine singenden Saxophone, Michael Bolton, David Hasselhoff, The King, Hugo Strasser und sein Tanzorchester, Peter Herbolzheimer Orchestra, Justin Timberlake a.o.
The band:
Uwe Granitza - leader, trombone
Thomas Zander - baritone saxophone
Matthias Meusel - drums
Benny Brown - trumpet
Ulli Orth - 1st Alto Saxophone
Hervé Jeanne - Uright bass, electric bass
Dirk Lentschat - 1st trumpet
Andreas Barkhoff - 2nd trombone
Detlef Raschke - saxophone
Gabriel Coburger - saxophone
Robbie Smith - drums, percussion
Ulrich Rode - guitar
Maik Schott - piano
extra tags: NYC, New York Mets, New York Yankees
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Roger Cicero was born in 1970 in West-Berlin and is a German Jazz / Pop singer and entertainer.
"My way" is a Pop / Jazz standard based on the French song "Comme d'habitude" co-composed, co-written and performed in 1967 by Claude François. Paul Anka wrote the English lyrics for a song Frank Sinatra released on his 1969 Capitol album "My way". The song became a worldwide hit incl. #27 (US), #5 (UK).
The song was also recorded by Elvis Presley, Sid Vicious of the Sex Pistols, Aretha Franklin, Nina Simone, Tom Jones, Andy Williams, Shirley Bassey, Nina Hagen, Robbie Williams, Herman Brood, Patti Austin, Andrea Bocelli, Miley Cyrus a.o.
The band:
Uwe Granitza - leader, trombone
Thomas Zander - baritone saxophone
Matthias Meusel - drums
Benny Brown - trumpet
Ulli Orth - 1st Alto Saxophone
Hervé Jeanne - Uright bass, electric bass
Dirk Lentschat - 1st trumpet
Andreas Barkhoff - 2nd trombone
Detlef Raschke - saxophone
Gabriel Coburger - saxophone
Robbie Smith - drums, percussion
Ulrich Rode - guitar
Maik Schott - piano
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Roger Cicero was born in 1970 in West-Berlin and is a German Jazz / Pop singer and entertainer.
"Bad, bad Leroy Brown" is a Pop / Jazz standard written by American folk rock singer Jim Croce, released as a single in 1973. The song became a worldwide hit incl. #1 (US).
Frank Sinatra recorded the song for his 1974 album "Some Nice Things I've Missed". Released as a single it reached #83 (US).
The band:
Uwe Granitza - leader, trombone
Thomas Zander - baritone saxophone
Matthias Meusel - drums
Benny Brown - trumpet
Ulli Orth - 1st Alto Saxophone
Hervé Jeanne - Uright bass, electric bass
Dirk Lentschat - 1st trumpet
Andreas Barkhoff - 2nd trombone
Detlef Raschke - saxophone
Gabriel Coburger - saxophone
Robbie Smith - drums, percussion
Ulrich Rode - guitar
Maik Schott - piano
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Jimmy Somerville was born in 1961 in Glasgow, Scotland, and is a Scottish Pop singer and songwriter. He is a former member of Bronski Beat and the Communards.
"I feel love" is a classic Disco song written by Donna Summer, Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte, released as a single by Donna Summer in 1977. The song became a worldwide hit incl. #1 (UK), #6 (US).
Bronski Beat released "I feel love" as a single 1985 with Marc Almond as guest singer, produced by Mike Thorne. It became a hit all over the world incl. #3 (UK), #11 (The Netherlands), #9 (Belgium), #16 (West Germany). It also appeared on the 1985 Bronski Beat's remix album "Hundreds & Thousands".
"Highway to hell" is the title song of the 1979 AC/DC album, written by Angus Young, Malcolm Young and Bon Scott. The song became a worldwide smash hit incl. #9 (New Zealand), #30 (West Germany), #14 (Belgium) , #17 (The Netherlands), #23 (France).
It ranks #258 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.
Bronski Beat were Jimmy Somerville (vocals), Steve Bronski (keyboards, percussion) and Larry Steinbachek (keyboards, percussion).
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Jimmy Somerville was born in 1961 in Glasgow, Scotland, and is a Scottish Pop singer and songwriter. He is a former member of Bronski Beat and the Communards.
"Don't Leave Me This Way" is a Philly Soul song written by Kenneth Gamble, Leon Huff, and Cary Gilbert. The song was first released by Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, later covered by Motown artist Thelma Houston in 1976.
The Communards released the song as a single 1986 and it became a hit all over the world incl. #1 (UK), #40 (US), #1 (Belgium), #1 (The Netherlands), #1 (Ireland), #5 (West Germany). It also appeared on the 1986 Communards' debut album, produced by Mike Thorne.
The Communards were Jimmy Somerville (vocals) and Richard Coles (keyboards, vocals).
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Jimmy Somerville was born in 1961 in Glasgow, Scotland, and is a Scottish Pop singer and songwriter. He is a former member of Bronski Beat and the Communards.
"Smalltown Boy" was released in June 1984 as a single and became a hit all over the world incl. #3 (UK), #48 (US), #1 (Belgium), #1 (The Netherlands), #1 (Italy). It also appeared on the album "The Age of Consent", produced by Mike Thorne.
Bronski Beat were Jimmy Somerville (vocals), Steve Bronski (keyboards, percussion) and Larry Steinbachek (keyboards, percussion).
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Personnel:
Pete York - vocals, drums, percussion (born in Redcar, North Yorkshire, England - ex-Eric Clapton And The Powerhouse, Olympic Rock & Blues Circus, Good Times-All-Star-Band, Hardin & York, Helge Schneider Band, Jon Lord Blues Project, Murgatroyd Band, Pete York's Blue Jive Five, Pete York's New York, Pete York's Percussion Band, The Spencer Davis Group, The Blueshounds, The Chris Barber Jazz And Blues Band, Wizard's Convention, Jon Lord Blues Project, Chris Farlowe / Spencer Davis / Pete York / Colin Hodgkinson / Zoot Money / Miller Anderson, Brian Auger / Pete York / Colin Hodgkinson, Spencer Davis / Pete York / Colin Hodgkinson, Pete York / "Wolfhound" Wolfgang Schmid / Lenny Mac Dowell, Rick Sanders / Pete York / Steve Richardson, Eddie Playboy Taylor & The Blueshounds, Klaus Doldingers Passport, Eberhard Schoener, Konstantin Wecker, Martin Schmitt)
Stephan Holstein - sax, clarinet (ex-Münchner Philharmoniker, Clarinet Jazz Trio, Wolfgang Lackerschmid, Roy Williams, Thomas Stabenow, Rick Hollander, Cees Slinger, Silvia Droste, Duo Kagerer-Nieberle, Martin Schmitt, Lilian Bouttè, Sandy Patton, Christian Willisohn, John Engels, Lennie Felix, David Gazarow, Larry Porter, Wolfgang Haffner, Martin Schrack, Leo Wright, Wolfgang Schlüter, Johannes Faber, Ed Schuller, Wernecker Kammerorchester, Georg Ringsgwandl, Klaus Weiss, Jazz Colours, Clarinet Jazz Trio, Ludwig Seuß Band, Organized, Cordes Sauvages, Al Jones Blues Band Blues Bacon, Christian Willisohn Band, Kammerorchester Schloß Werneck Jazzprojekte, Happy Birthday Mr. Gershwin, Happy Birthday Duke, Martin Schmitt, Triology, Jazz Clarinet, Full Moon Trio, Jazz Clarinet, Uli Fiedler / Tre Pane, Walter Bittner / Zackedy Music, Alexandrina Simeon, Roy Williams, Lee Konitz, Attila Zoller, Sandy Patton, Ack van Royen, Jörg Hube, Enrico de Paruta, Roger Willemsen)
Thilo Wagner - piano, keyboards (ex-Gustl Mayer, Scott Hamilton, Alexander’s Swingtime Band, Thilo Berg Big Band, Benny Waters, Clark Terry, Randy Sandke, Art Farmer, Emil Mangelsdorff Quartett, Allotria Jazz Band, Bassface Swing Trio feat. Barbara Bürkle, Danny Moss, Gerry Hayes/ Charly Antolini, Jim Hall, Slide Hampton, Billy Mitchell, Butch Miles, Martin Drew, Jim Hall, Peanuts Hucko, Ack Van Rooyen, Buddy DeFranco, Charlie Mariano, Ken Peplowski, New Frankfurt Jazz Connection, Centerpiece, Bassface Swing Trio, Barbara Bürkle & Thilo Wagner Duo – A Fine Romance, Frankfurt Jazz Bigband, Bill Ramsey).
"Smack dab in the middle" was written and performed by Jesse Stone aka Charles Calhoun aka Chuck Calhoun and released in 1955 by MGM Records. Ray Charles also released a version in 1964 b/w "I wake up crying" (ABC Records). The song reached #68 (US). The song was also covered by the Jacks (RPM Records), Count Basie featuring Joe Williams (1956, Verve Records), Ry Cooder, the Mills Brothers, Nancy Wilson and Buster Poindexter (aka David Johansen of the New York Dolls).
The band at the time was:
Spencer Davis - guitar, vocals
Steve Winwood - lead vocals, Hammond B-3, guitar
Muff Winwood - bass, vocals
Pete York - drums, percussion
extra tags: Superdrumming, Jazz Piano, Swing, Oscar Peterson, Erroll Garner, Munich, München, Augsburg
Personnel:
Pete York - vocals, drums, percussion (born in Redcar, North Yorkshire, England - ex-Eric Clapton And The Powerhouse, Olympic Rock & Blues Circus, Good Times-All-Star-Band, Hardin & York, Helge Schneider Band, Jon Lord Blues Project, Murgatroyd Band, Pete York's Blue Jive Five, Pete York's New York, Pete York's Percussion Band, The Spencer Davis Group, The Blueshounds, The Chris Barber Jazz And Blues Band, Wizard's Convention, Jon Lord Blues Project, Chris Farlowe / Spencer Davis / Pete York / Colin Hodgkinson / Zoot Money / Miller Anderson, Brian Auger / Pete York / Colin Hodgkinson, Spencer Davis / Pete York / Colin Hodgkinson, Pete York / "Wolfhound" Wolfgang Schmid / Lenny Mac Dowell, Rick Sanders / Pete York / Steve Richardson, Eddie Playboy Taylor & The Blueshounds, Klaus Doldingers Passport, Eberhard Schoener, Konstantin Wecker, Martin Schmitt)
Stephan Holstein - sax, clarinet (ex-Münchner Philharmoniker, Clarinet Jazz Trio, Wolfgang Lackerschmid, Roy Williams, Thomas Stabenow, Rick Hollander, Cees Slinger, Silvia Droste, Duo Kagerer-Nieberle, Martin Schmitt, Lilian Bouttè, Sandy Patton, Christian Willisohn, John Engels, Lennie Felix, David Gazarow, Larry Porter, Wolfgang Haffner, Martin Schrack, Leo Wright, Wolfgang Schlüter, Johannes Faber, Ed Schuller, Wernecker Kammerorchester, Georg Ringsgwandl, Klaus Weiss, Jazz Colours, Clarinet Jazz Trio, Ludwig Seuß Band, Organized, Cordes Sauvages, Al Jones Blues Band Blues Bacon, Christian Willisohn Band, Kammerorchester Schloß Werneck Jazzprojekte, Happy Birthday Mr. Gershwin, Happy Birthday Duke, Martin Schmitt, Triology, Jazz Clarinet, Full Moon Trio, Jazz Clarinet, Uli Fiedler / Tre Pane, Walter Bittner / Zackedy Music, Alexandrina Simeon, Roy Williams, Lee Konitz, Attila Zoller, Sandy Patton, Ack van Royen, Jörg Hube, Enrico de Paruta, Roger Willemsen)
Thilo Wagner - piano, keyboards (ex-Gustl Mayer, Scott Hamilton, Alexander’s Swingtime Band, Thilo Berg Big Band, Benny Waters, Clark Terry, Randy Sandke, Art Farmer, Emil Mangelsdorff Quartett, Allotria Jazz Band, Bassface Swing Trio feat. Barbara Bürkle, Danny Moss, Gerry Hayes/ Charly Antolini, Jim Hall, Slide Hampton, Billy Mitchell, Butch Miles, Martin Drew, Jim Hall, Peanuts Hucko, Ack Van Rooyen, Buddy DeFranco, Charlie Mariano, Ken Peplowski, New Frankfurt Jazz Connection, Centerpiece, Bassface Swing Trio, Barbara Bürkle & Thilo Wagner Duo – A Fine Romance, Frankfurt Jazz Bigband, Bill Ramsey).
"Keep on running" was written by Jackie Edwards, a Jamaican songwriter, and released as a single in November 1965 on Fontana Records (The Pretty Things, Kaleidoscope a.o.). The song reached #1 (UK) and #76 (US).
The band at the time was:
Spencer Davis - guitar, vocals
Steve Winwood - lead vocals, Hammond B-3, guitar
Muff Winwood - bass, vocals
Pete York - drums, percussion
The song was also covered by Robben Ford, the Romantics, Tom Alford, Los Salvajes.
extra tags: Superdrumming, Jazz Piano, Swing, Oscar Peterson, Erroll Garner, Munich, München, Augsburg
Personnel:
Pete York - vocals, drums, percussion (born in Redcar, North Yorkshire, England - ex-Eric Clapton And The Powerhouse, Olympic Rock & Blues Circus, Good Times-All-Star-Band, Hardin & York, Helge Schneider Band, Jon Lord Blues Project, Murgatroyd Band, Pete York's Blue Jive Five, Pete York's New York, Pete York's Percussion Band, The Spencer Davis Group, The Blueshounds, The Chris Barber Jazz And Blues Band, Wizard's Convention, Jon Lord Blues Project, Chris Farlowe / Spencer Davis / Pete York / Colin Hodgkinson / Zoot Money / Miller Anderson, Brian Auger / Pete York / Colin Hodgkinson, Spencer Davis / Pete York / Colin Hodgkinson, Pete York / "Wolfhound" Wolfgang Schmid / Lenny Mac Dowell, Rick Sanders / Pete York / Steve Richardson, Eddie Playboy Taylor & The Blueshounds, Klaus Doldingers Passport, Eberhard Schoener, Konstantin Wecker, Martin Schmitt)
Stephan Holstein - sax, clarinet (ex-Münchner Philharmoniker, Clarinet Jazz Trio, Wolfgang Lackerschmid, Roy Williams, Thomas Stabenow, Rick Hollander, Cees Slinger, Silvia Droste, Duo Kagerer-Nieberle, Martin Schmitt, Lilian Bouttè, Sandy Patton, Christian Willisohn, John Engels, Lennie Felix, David Gazarow, Larry Porter, Wolfgang Haffner, Martin Schrack, Leo Wright, Wolfgang Schlüter, Johannes Faber, Ed Schuller, Wernecker Kammerorchester, Georg Ringsgwandl, Klaus Weiss, Jazz Colours, Clarinet Jazz Trio, Ludwig Seuß Band, Organized, Cordes Sauvages, Al Jones Blues Band Blues Bacon, Christian Willisohn Band, Kammerorchester Schloß Werneck Jazzprojekte, Happy Birthday Mr. Gershwin, Happy Birthday Duke, Martin Schmitt, Triology, Jazz Clarinet, Full Moon Trio, Jazz Clarinet, Uli Fiedler / Tre Pane, Walter Bittner / Zackedy Music, Alexandrina Simeon, Roy Williams, Lee Konitz, Attila Zoller, Sandy Patton, Ack van Royen, Jörg Hube, Enrico de Paruta, Roger Willemsen)
Thilo Wagner - piano, keyboards (ex-Gustl Mayer, Scott Hamilton, Alexander’s Swingtime Band, Thilo Berg Big Band, Benny Waters, Clark Terry, Randy Sandke, Art Farmer, Emil Mangelsdorff Quartett, Allotria Jazz Band, Bassface Swing Trio feat. Barbara Bürkle, Danny Moss, Gerry Hayes/ Charly Antolini, Jim Hall, Slide Hampton, Billy Mitchell, Butch Miles, Martin Drew, Jim Hall, Peanuts Hucko, Ack Van Rooyen, Buddy DeFranco, Charlie Mariano, Ken Peplowski, New Frankfurt Jazz Connection, Centerpiece, Bassface Swing Trio, Barbara Bürkle & Thilo Wagner Duo – A Fine Romance, Frankfurt Jazz Bigband, Bill Ramsey)
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"I'm a man" was written by Steve / Stevie Winwood and producer Jimmy Miller (Rolling Stones, Traffic) and released as a single in January 1967. It also appeared on the band's 1967 album "I'm a man". The song reached #9 (UK) and #10 (US).
The band at the time was:
Spencer Davis - guitar, vocals
Steve Winwood - lead vocals, Hammond B-3, guitar
Muff Winwood - bass, vocals
Pete York - drums, percussion
The song also became a hit for Chicago Transit Authority (later known as Chicago) and appeared on their 1969 Columbia Records debut album, reaching #49 (US).
extra tags: Superdrumming, Jazz Piano, Swing, Oscar Peterson, Erroll Garner, Munich, München, Augsburg
The Vietnam Veterans 2015 are:
Mark Enbatta - vocals, guitar
Lucas Trouble - organ
Martin Joyce - drums, backing vocals
Peter McConnel - bass, backing vocals
extra tags: Chagny, Bourgogne, France, Chalon sur Saône, Music Maniac Records, the Droogs, Dave Provost, Hans Kesteloo, Tübingen, the Seeds, Sky Sunlight Saxon, Acid Rock, LSD, ? and the Mysterians, 96 Tears, Farfisa, Green on Red, Lolita Records, Eighties, 1980s Music, the Gitanes
The Yellow Payges are a Psychedelic rock / Rhythm & Blues band originally from Torrance, CA. They were formed in 1965 deeply influenced by the Blues greats (Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Muddy Waters a.o.) resp. British Invasion bands (The Rolling Stones, the Yardbirds, the Pretty Things, the Animals, the Who a.o.). In their heyday these high school kids performed all over the Westcoast after they had established their repuation with live shows at the premier Los Angeles / Hollywood venues such as the Palladium, the Stratford, Sea Witch, the Hullabaloo, Bito Lidos, the Galaxy, the Whiskey A Go Go. They also toured nationally with the Animals, Tommy James & the Shondells and the Beach boys and shared the bill with all the major bands of the era such as the Doors, the Love, Iron Butterfly, the Seeds, the Electric Prunes, Pink Floyd feat. Syd Barrett. The band dissolved in 1970.
Introduction by compere Jonny Whiteside.
http://www.laweekly.com/authors/jonny-whiteside
The Yellow Payges 2014 are:
Daniel Hortter - lead vocals, harp (original member)
Danny Gorman - drums (original member)
Michael Rummans - bass (original member - The Sloths)
Mike R. Livingston - guitar (ex-Mau Mau, Legal Weapon, The Livingstons a.o.)
Dave Provost - guitar (ex-The Textones, The Dream Syndicate, The Droogs, Gene Clark Band, The Sloths a.o.)
Further information:
facebook.com/pages/The-Yellow-Payges/146018942131123
http://www.allmusic.com/artist/yellow-payges-mn0000612684/biography
extra tags: Jimmy Webb, Ravi Shankar, Carol Kaye, Line Records
Released as the next Rolling Stones single after "(I can't get no) Satisfaction" "Get off of my cloud" reached #1 UK, #1 US.
The Rosalyns 2014 are:
Anja Stax / Diabolik - lead vocals, Rickenbacker bass (from Saarbrücken, Germany - The Loons, ex-Thee Cherylinas)
Birdy Bardot - organ, vocals (New Kinetics)
Amy Gore - Gretsch lead guitar, vocals (from Detroit Michigan - Gore Gore Girls, Gorevette, Amy Gore & her Valentines)
Diana Death - guitar, vocals (Chinese Rocks, ex-Deadbolt, The Constrictors, The Lames, Vamp, and the Rats)
Lety Beers - drums (The Schitzophonics)
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Further info:
facebook.com/TheRosalyns
http://thisisamygore.com
http://ugly-things.com
extra tags: 60s garage rock, all female band, detroit, motown, little italy, organ, pipes, punk, retro band, san diego bands, san diego music scene, surf, the casbah, MC5, Iggy Pop, girl group, the Gories, Dartmoor, Devon, Devonshire, UK, England, Kid Rock, Luis Resto, Dennis Coffey, the Cramps, Blondie, the Von Bondies
The Laissez Fairs are a new outfit formed by John Fallon:
John Fallon - lead vocals, guitar
Trevor Jones - guitar (Trevor & the Joneses)
Joe Lawless - guitar (Trevor & the Joneses)
George Elias - bass (Trevor & the Joneses)
Chris Montijo - drums (Trevor & the Joneses)
Further info:
facebook.com/john.fallon.969
"Der Hund von Baskerville" (named The Hound of the Baskervilles") was the third Sherlock Holmes crime novel by Arthur Conan Doyle released in 1902.
"Paranoid" is a classic Rock song by British heavy metal band Black Sabbath released as a single from their second album "Paranoid" (1970) reaching #4 UK, #1 DE, #1 DK and #61 US.
The Rosalyns 2014 are:
Anja Stax / Diabolik - lead vocals, Rickenbacker bass (from Saarbrücken, Germany - The Loons, ex-Thee Cherylinas)
Birdy Bardot - organ, vocals (New Kinetics)
Amy Gore - Gretsch lead guitar, vocals (from Detroit Michigan - Gore Gore Girls, Gorevette, Amy Gore & her Valentines)
Diana Death - guitar, vocals (Chinese Rocks, ex-Deadbolt, The Constrictors, The Lames, Vamp, and the Rats)
Lety Beers - drums (The Schitzophonics)
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Further info:
facebook.com/TheRosalyns
http://thisisamygore.com
http://ugly-things.com
http://www.cindy-berger-fanclubzentrale.de
extra tags: 60s garage rock, all female band, detroit, motown, little italy, organ, pipes, punk, retro band, san diego bands, san diego music scene, surf, the casbah, MC5, Iggy Pop, girl group, the Gories, Dartmoor, Devon, Devonshire, UK, England, Kid Rock, Luis Resto, Dennis Coffey, the Cramps, Blondie, the Von Bondies
The Yellow Payges are a Psychedelic rock / Rhythm & Blues band originally from Torrance, CA. They were formed in 1965 deeply influenced by the Blues greats (Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Muddy Waters a.o.) resp. British Invasion bands (The Rolling Stones, the Yardbirds, the Pretty Things, the Animals, the Who a.o.). In their heyday these high school kids performed all over the Westcoast after they had established their repuation with live shows at the premier Los Angeles / Hollywood venues such as the Palladium, the Stratford, Sea Witch, the Hullabaloo, Bito Lidos, the Galaxy, the Whiskey A Go Go. They also toured nationally with the Animals, Tommy James & the Shondells and the Beach boys and shared the bill with all the major bands of the era such as the Doors, the Love, Iron Butterfly, the Seeds, the Electric Prunes, Pink Floyd feat. Syd Barrett. The band dissolved in 1970.
Compere Jonny Whiteside.
http://www.laweekly.com/authors/jonny-whiteside
The Yellow Payges 2014 are:
Daniel Hortter - lead vocals, harp (original member)
Danny Gorman - drums (original member)
Michael Rummans - bass (original member - The Sloths)
Mike R. Livingston - guitar (ex-Mau Mau, Legal Weapon, The Livingstons a.o.)
Dave Provost - guitar (ex-The Textones, The Dream Syndicate, The Droogs, Gene Clark Band, The Sloths a.o.)
Further information:
facebook.com/pages/The-Yellow-Payges/146018942131123
http://www.allmusic.com/artist/yellow-payges-mn0000612684/biography
extra tags: Jimmy Webb, Ravi Shankar, Carol Kaye, Line Records, Wall of sound, Jack Nitzsche, Leon Russell, Jim Horn, Barney Kessel, Glen Campbell, Jim Gordon, Earl Palmer, Frank Capp, Gold Star Studios, Hollywood
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The Yellow Payges are a Psychedelic rock / Rhythm & Blues band originally from Torrance, CA. They were formed in 1965 deeply influenced by the Blues greats (Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Muddy Waters a.o.) resp. British Invasion bands (The Rolling Stones, the Yardbirds, the Pretty Things, the Animals, the Who a.o.). In their heyday these high school kids performed all over the Westcoast after they had established their repuation with live shows at the premier Los Angeles / Hollywood venues such as the Palladium, the Stratford, Sea Witch, the Hullabaloo, Bito Lidos, the Galaxy, the Whiskey A Go Go. They also toured nationally with the Animals, Tommy James & the Shondells and the Beach boys and shared the bill with all the major bands of the era such as the Doors, the Love, Iron Butterfly, the Seeds, the Electric Prunes, Pink Floyd feat. Syd Barrett. The band dissolved in 1970.
Introduction by compere Jonny Whiteside.
http://www.laweekly.com/authors/jonny-whiteside
The Yellow Payges 2014 are:
Daniel Hortter - lead vocals, harp (original member)
Danny Gorman - drums (original member)
Michael Rummans - bass (original member - The Sloths)
Mike R. Livingston - guitar (ex-Mau Mau, Legal Weapon, The Livingstons a.o.)
Dave Provost - guitar (ex-The Textones, The Dream Syndicate, The Droogs, Gene Clark Band, The Sloths a.o.)
Further information:
facebook.com/pages/The-Yellow-Payges/146018942131123
http://www.allmusic.com/artist/yellow-payges-mn0000612684/biography
extra tags: Jimmy Webb, Ravi Shankar, Carol Kaye, Line Records
Personnel:
Chris Tanzza - lead vocals
Katja Kutz, Heike Meering, Katja Gutowski - backing vocals (from left to right)
Tom Bargel - drums
Tom Victor - keyboards
Ziggy Horn - guitar
Jörn Brackelsberg - bass
Martin Frowein - tenor saxophone
Matthias Knoop - trumpet
Current album "Good days, good nights"
Further information:
http://www.diekommitmanns.de
extra tags: 60s, 1960s, Ray Charles, Wolf Maahn & die Deserteure, Don Covay, NRW, BVB, Cannibal & the Headhunters, Komm mit Manns, Blue-Eyed Soul, Sixties, Sechziger Jahre, Donald Fagan, Steely Dan, Michael McDonald, Doobie Brothers,Blue-Eyed Soul
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Personnel:
Chris Tanzza - lead vocals
Katja Kutz, Heike Meering, Katja Gutowski - backing vocals (from left to right)
Tom Bargel - drums
Tom Victor - keyboards
Ziggy Horn - guitar
Jörn Brackelsberg - bass
Martin Frowein - tenor saxophone
Matthias Knoop - trumpet
Current album "Good days, good nights"
Further information:
http://www.diekommitmanns.de
extra tags: the Pony, the Chicken, the Mashed Potato, the Alligator, the Watusi, the Twist, the Fly, the Jerk, the Tango, the Yo-Yo, the Sweet Pea, the Hand jive, the Slop, the Bop, the Fish, the Popeye, 60s, 1960s, Ray Charles, Wolf Maahn & die Deserteure, Don Covay, NRW, BVB, Cannibal & the Headhunters, Komm mit Manns, Blue-Eyed Soul, Sixties, Sechziger Jahre, Donald Fagan, Steely Dan, Michael McDonald, Doobie Brothers,Blue-Eyed Soul
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"July Morning'" was written by David Byron and Ken Hensley and originally appeared on the Uriah Heep 1971 Mercury Records / Bronze Records studio album "Look at yourself". The song was also released in a shortened version as a single in the United States and other territories. The song was covered a.o. by Axel Rudi Pell, John Lawton, Kult.
Live Fire 2013 are:
Ken Hensley - lead vocals, keyboards, Hammond B3 organ, acoustic guitar
Roberto Tiranti - lead vocals, bass (from bella Italia - of Labyrinth, APD, Mangala Vallis fame)
Ken Ingwersen - guitar, slide guitar, backing vocals
Tor Arne Fossheim aka "The Rock" aka "Idrum" - drums drums drums
Check out Live Fire's new studio album "Trouble" released in October 2013 on Cherry Red Records.
Ken Hensley was born as Kenneth William David Hensley on August 24, 1945 in Plumstead, South East London, England. He has played in bands on stage and in the studio since 1960 including the Gods (feat. Mick Taylor of the Rolling Stones), Head Machine, Toe Fat, Weed, Shotgun, Blackfoot, W.A.S.P., Cinderella, Bruce Cameron, Ken Hensley / John Lawton Band, Free Spirit, John Wetton (of Asia fame) a.o. From 1970 until 1980 he has been a member of the legendary English Rock band Uriah Heep.
More info:
http://www.ken-hensley.com
http://heepfanbasegermany.wordpress.com
extra tags: Mick Box Phil Lanzon Bernie Shaw Russell Gilbrook David Byron Paul Newton Alex Napier Nigel Olsson Keith Baker Iain Clarke Mark Clarke Lee Kerslake Gary Thain John Wetton Trevor Bolder John Lawton John Sloman Chris Slade Gregg Dechert Peter Goalby John Sinclair Bob Daisley Steff Fontaine
Hack Mack Jackson were founded in 1998 and hail from Düsseldorf. They play Countrybillswamprock.
Line-up:
Drewson Jackson: lead vocals, acoustic guitar, washboard
Newie Jackson: guitar, voc
Bo Jackson: guitar, voc
Frank Jackson: banjo (new boy - courtesy of the GTO's)
Downhill Jackson: Rickenbacker bass
Nick "Pinkman" Jackson: drums
Current album "Big Time in Voodooville" (triggerfish music / Audiomagnet)
More information:
http://www.jacksonrock.de/
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Rocky are:
Silke - lead vocals (ex-Copy Cats, Machotoys)
Dean - guitar, vocals (ex-Slawheads, Metallgemüse, Atomic Hawaiians)
Tobias - bass (ex-Pullermann)
Stephan - drums, vocals (ex-Pullermann)
Further information:
http://www.rockyfrankfurt.de/
http://www.dasfeinstaub.de/
facebook.com/dasfeinstaub
facebook.com/new.backstage
extra tags: Cocks in Stained Satin Hebe Bornheim Bombs Glamour Ghouls Bildstörung Strassenjungs Situation B Runaways Japan Bay City Rollers Kim Fowley Ronettes Ronnie Spector Suzi Quatro Nordend Sachsenhausen Bornheim Bockenheim Batschkapp Negativ Elfer Ponyhof Bett Wild at Heart Berlin Eintracht Frankfurt SGE Ten Buck Fuck Nerds Sys Of Choi Lilien Monkeysuite The Big Heat Michael Monroe Eddie & the Hot Rods the Boys Flex-y-bell Hanoi Rocks MC5 Iggy Pop Stooges
Sid Griffin is an American musician / singer-songwriter (former member of the Long Ryders, Western Electric and the Unclaimed), journalist and author. The Coal Porters are the world's first alternative Bluegrass band.
Personnel:
Sid Griffin - lead vocals, mandolin
John Breese - banjo
Carly Frey - violin, vocals
Neil Robert Herd - acoustic guitar, vocals
Tali Trow - upright bass, vocals
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extra tags: Roger Jim McGuinn Chris Hillman Desert Rose Gene Clark Steve Wynn Chris Cacavas the Bangles Three O'Clock Dave Provost Earle Mankey Lisa Fancher Frontier Records manifest destiny Roots Rock heartland blue collar Reaganomics Del Lords Del Fuegos Georgia Satelllites Bruce Springsteen John Cougar Mellencamp Los Lobos Punkrock Zippo Demon Edsel pie in the sky singer-songwriter acoustic Rock Glasto Glastonbury Rolling Stones Lindisfarne Rockpile Billy Bremner Jim Hill Ed Colver Rubber Records David Vodicka alternative Bluegrass Hollywood Fairport Convention Richard Thompson Cropredy Dream Syndicate
Further information:
http://www.markus.tv
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The song was written by Moon Martin in 1978 and appeared on Robert Palmer's 1979 studio album "Secrets". The song became a classic Rock radio staple reaching #14 (US), #1 (Canada). The song was covered a.o. by...
Personnel:
Klaus Kaffine - lead vocals, guitar
Bernd Seibel - lead guitar
Emil - bass (new boy)
Ralf Deutscher - drums
Further information:
facebook.com/Quietschboys
http://www.quietschboys.de/
extra tags: schee versaut Hessens versauteste Rockband Hallo Spencer Elvis ARD ZDF hr Hessenfernsehen HR3 JBO Malteserkreuz man gönnt sich ja sonst nichts halber Hahn Malteser Schnaps Darmstadt DA OF Frankfurt FFM Motörhead Heavy Metal Rock Hardrock kicks butt buttkicking vocals singer FRA Lilien Darmstadt 98 OFC Offenbacher Kickers SGE Eintracht Frankfurt SGE FSV Black Angus Pickup Hob Goblin Mundstuhl Bornheim Bombs Bockenheim Rödelheim Hartreim Projekt Moses Pelham Power P
Exit I-15 at Exit 1 in Primm, NV • 32100 Las Vegas Blvd. South • Primm, NV 89019
Impressions from this mall, April 14, 2013.
extra tags: EOC Euregio Outlet Center Ochtrup Ingolstadt Village Berlin Designer Outlet Wustermark designer outlets Wolfsburg Seemaxx Factory Outlet Center Radolfzell Ochtum Park Stuhr Brinkum Nord Kornwestheim Salamander Geislingen an der Steige WMF Retail Outlet Shopping Management Soltau Remscheid Roermonds The Netherlands Niederlande Maasmechelen Belgium Belgien Salzburg Austria Österreich Roppenheim Elsass France Frankreich Parndorf Burgenland Freeport at Excalibur City Czech Republik Tschechische Republik Tschechei Serravalle Scrivia Piemont Italia Italien Italy Carlsbad San Diego Premium Outlets Desert Hills Cabazon Palm Springs CA Camarillo Pismo Beach Gilroy Petaluma Napa Vacaville Folsom Kalifornien must see tourist hotspot hotspots sale sales Sonderangebot sexy hot female girl girls Old Navy casino gambling New York Wertheim Village Zweibrücken Metzingen
Rocky are:
Silke - lead vocals (ex-Copy Cats, Machotoys)
Dean - guitar, vocals (ex-Slawheads, Metallgemüse, Atomic Hawaiians)
Tobias - bass (ex-Pullermann)
Stephan - drums, vocals (ex-Pullermann)
Further information:
http://www.rockyfrankfurt.de/
http://www.dasfeinstaub.de/
facebook.com/dasfeinstaub
facebook.com/new.backstage
extra tags: Cocks in Stained Satin Hebe Bornheim Bombs Glamour Ghouls Bildstörung Strassenjungs Situation B Runaways Japan Bay City Rollers Kim Fowley Ronettes Ronnie Spector Suzi Quatro Nordend Sachsenhausen Bornheim Bockenheim Batschkapp Negativ Elfer Ponyhof Bett Wild at Heart Berlin Eintracht Frankfurt SGE Ten Buck Fuck Nerds Sys Of Choi Lilien Monkeysuite The Big Heat Michael Monroe Eddie & the Hot Rods the Boys Flex-y-bell Iggy Pop Stooges MC5 Hanoi Rocks
"The wizard'" was written by Ken Hensley and Mark Clarke and originally appeared on the Uriah Heep 1972 Bronze Records / Mercury Records studio album "Demons and wizards", produced by Gerry Bron at Lansdowne Studios, London.
The song was also released as a single and became a #34 hit (West Germany) and #8 (Switzerland). The song was covered a.o. by Blind Guardian.
Live Fire 2013 are:
Ken Hensley - lead vocals, keyboards, Hammond B3 organ, acoustic guitar
Roberto Tiranti - lead vocals, bass (from bella Italia - of Labyrinth, APD, Mangala Vallis fame)
Ken Ingwersen - guitar, slide guitar, backing vocals
Tor Arne Fossheim aka "The Rock" aka "Idrum" - drums drums drums
Check out Live Fire's new studio album "Trouble" released in October 2013 on Cherry Red Records.
Ken Hensley was born as Kenneth William David Hensley on August 24, 1945 in Plumstead, South East London, England. He has played in bands on stage and in the studio since 1960 including the Gods (feat. Mick Taylor of the Rolling Stones), Head Machine, Toe Fat, Weed, Shotgun, Blackfoot, W.A.S.P., Cinderella, Bruce Cameron, Ken Hensley / John Lawton Band, Free Spirit, John Wetton (of Asia fame) a.o. From 1970 until 1980 he has been a member of the legendary English Rock band Uriah Heep.
More info:
http://www.ken-hensley.com
http://heepfanbasegermany.wordpress.com
extra tags: Mick Box Phil Lanzon Bernie Shaw Russell Gilbrook David Byron Paul Newton Alex Napier Nigel Olsson Keith Baker Iain Clarke Mark Clarke Lee Kerslake Gary Thain John Wetton Trevor Bolder John Lawton John Sloman Chris Slade Gregg Dechert Peter Goalby John Sinclair Bob Daisley Steff Fontaine
"Rock'n Roll love letter" was a 1976 hit by the Bay City Rollers originally recorded and written by Tim Moore which became a #6 hit (Canada), #13 hit (West Germany), #28 (USA).
Rocky are:
Silke - lead vocals (ex-Copy Cats, Machotoys)
Dean - guitar, vocals (ex-Slawheads, Metallgemüse, Atomic Hawaiians)
Tobias - bass (ex-Pullermann)
Stephan - drums, vocals (ex-Pullermann)
Further information:
http://www.rockyfrankfurt.de/
http://www.dasfeinstaub.de/
facebook.com/dasfeinstaub
facebook.com/new.backstage
extra tags: Cocks in Stained Satin Hebe Bornheim Bombs Glamour Ghouls Bildstörung Strassenjungs Situation B Runaways Japan Bay City Rollers Kim Fowley Ronettes Ronnie Spector Suzi Quatro Nordend Sachsenhausen Bornheim Bockenheim Batschkapp Negativ Elfer Ponyhof Bett Wild at Heart Berlin Eintracht Frankfurt SGE Ten Buck Fuck Nerds Sys Of Choi Lilien Monkeysuite The Big Heat Michael Monroe Hanoi Rocks Eddie & the Hot Rods the Sweet the Boys Flex-y-bell BCR Eric Faulkner - Alan Longmuir Derek Longmuir Les McKeown Stuart "Woody" Wood
"Jet boy jet girl" / "Ça Plane Pour Moi" was first recorded by Elton Motello and subsequently covered / performed by The Damned, Captain Sensible & The Softies, Chron Gen, Telex, Sonic Youth, Leila K, Mr. Ed Jumps the Gun, Presidents of the United States of America, Thee Headcoatees, Hemmi Gunn, Lost Acapulco, Savage Circus, Richard Thompson, Vampire Weekend, the Lost Fingers, Kim Wilde, Nouvelle Vague, the BossHoss, Wanastowi Vjecy a.o.
Rocky are:
Silke - lead vocals (ex-Copy Cats, Machotoys)
Dean - guitar, vocals (ex-Slawheads, Metallgemüse, Atomic Hawaiians)
Tobias - bass (ex-Pullermann)
Stephan - drums, vocals (ex-Pullermann)
Further information:
http://www.rockyfrankfurt.de/
http://www.dasfeinstaub.de/
facebook.com/dasfeinstaub
facebook.com/new.backstage
extra tags: Cocks in Stained Satin Hebe Bornheim Bombs Glamour Ghouls Bildstörung Strassenjungs Situation B Runaways Japan Bay City Rollers Kim Fowley Ronettes Ronnie Spector Suzi Quatro Nordend Sachsenhausen Bornheim Bockenheim Batschkapp Negativ Elfer Ponyhof Bett Wild at Heart Berlin Eintracht Frankfurt SGE Ten Buck Fuck Nerds Sys Of Choi Lilien Monkeysuite The Big Heat Michael Monroe Hanoi Rocks Eddie & the Hot Rods Sweet Ballroom Blitz Pogo Pogo Eurotrip soundtrack King Henry Badowski the Boys Flex-y-bell
Rocky are:
Silke - lead vocals (ex-Copy Cats, Machotoys)
Dean - guitar, vocals (ex-Slawheads, Metallgemüse, Atomic Hawaiians)
Tobias - bass (ex-Pullermann)
Stephan - drums, vocals (ex-Pullermann)
Further information:
http://www.rockyfrankfurt.de/
http://www.dasfeinstaub.de/
facebook.com/dasfeinstaub
facebook.com/new.backstage
extra tags: Cocks in Stained Satin Hebe Bornheim Bombs Glamour Ghouls Bildstörung Strassenjungs Situation B Runaways Japan Bay City Rollers Kim Fowley Ronettes Ronnie Spector Suzi Quatro Nordend Sachsenhausen Bornheim Bockenheim Batschkapp Negativ Elfer Ponyhof Bett Wild at Heart Berlin Eintracht Frankfurt SGE Ten Buck Fuck Nerds Sys Of Choi Lilien Monkeysuite The Big Heat Michael Monroe Eddie & the Hot Rods the Boys Flex-y-bell Hanoi Rocks
Personnel:
Klaus Kaffine - lead vocals, guitar
Bernd Seibel - lead guitar
Emil - bass (new boy)
Ralf Deutscher - drums
Further information:
facebook.com/Quietschboys
http://www.quietschboys.de/
extra tags: headbanger moshpit Wacken Festival schee versaut Hessens versauteste Rockband Hallo Spencer Elvis ARD ZDF hr Hessenfernsehen HR3 JBO Darmstadt DA OF Frankfurt FFM Motörhead Heavy Metal Rock Hardrock kicks butt buttkicking vocals singer FRA OFC Offenbacher Kickers SGE Eintracht Frankfurt SGE FSV Black Angus Pickup Hob Goblin Mundstuhl Bornheim Bombs Bockenheim Rödelheim Hartreim Projekt Moses Pelham Power P
"Thunderstruck" was written by Angus Young & Malcom Young and appeared on AC/DC's 1990 studio album "The razors edge". The song became a classic Rock radio staple reaching #5 (US), #1 (Finland), #21 (Germany). The song was covered a.o. by Hinder, 1200 Micrograms, David Garrett, Ministry, the Red Hot Chili Pipers. It has became an anthem for the Chicago White Sox.
Personnel:
Klaus Kaffine - lead vocals, guitar
Bernd Seibel - lead guitar
Emil - bass (new boy)
Ralf Deutscher - drums
Further information:
facebook.com/Quietschboys
http://www.quietschboys.de/
extra tags: schee versaut Hessens versauteste Rockband Hallo Spencer Elvis ARD ZDF hr Hessenfernsehen HR3 JBO Malteserkreuz man gönnt sich ja sonst nichts halber Hahn Malteser Schnaps Darmstadt DA OF Frankfurt FFM Motörhead Heavy Metal Rock Hardrock kicks butt buttkicking vocals singer FRA Lilien Darmstadt 98 OFC Offenbacher Kickers SGE Eintracht Frankfurt SGE FSV Black Angus Pickup Hob Goblin Mundstuhl Bornheim Bombs Bockenheim Rödelheim Hartreim Projekt Moses Pelham Power P
"Stealin'" was written by Ken Hensley and originally appeared on the Uriah Heep 1973 Bronze Records / Warner Brothers studio album "Sweet freedom", produced by Gerry Bron.
The song was also released as a single and became a New Zealand hit (flipside "Gypsy"). The song was covered a.o. by Osvajači (Serbia)
Live Fire 2013 are:
Ken Hensley - lead vocals, keyboards, Hammond B3 organ, acoustic guitar
Roberto Tiranti - lead vocals, bass (from bella Italia - of Labyrinth, APD, Mangala Vallis fame)
Ken Ingwersen - guitar, slide guitar, backing vocals
Tor Arne Fossheim aka "The Rock" aka "Idrum" - drums drums drums
Check out Live Fire's new studio album "Trouble" released in October 2013 on Cherry Red Records.
Ken Hensley was born as Kenneth William David Hensley on August 24, 1945 in Plumstead, South East London, England. He has played in bands on stage and in the studio since 1960 including the Gods (feat. Mick Taylor of the Rolling Stones), Head Machine, Toe Fat, Weed, Shotgun, Blackfoot, W.A.S.P., Cinderella, Bruce Cameron, Ken Hensley / John Lawton Band, Free Spirit, John Wetton (of Asia fame) a.o. From 1970 until 1980 he has been a member of the legendary English Rock band Uriah Heep.
More info:
http://www.ken-hensley.com
http://heepfanbasegermany.wordpress.com
extra tags: Mick Box Phil Lanzon Bernie Shaw Russell Gilbrook David Byron Paul Newton Alex Napier Nigel Olsson Keith Baker Iain Clarke Mark Clarke Lee Kerslake Gary Thain John Wetton Trevor Bolder John Lawton John Sloman Chris Slade Gregg Dechert Peter Goalby John Sinclair Bob Daisley Steff Fontaine
Camper van Beethoven is an American band formed originally in Redlands, California, USA in 1983. They later moved up North to pursue to their studies in Santa Cruz and San Francisco. Their musical style combines elements of Syd Barrett / Pink Floyd influenced Psychedelia, Ska, Punkrock, Folk, Bluegrass, Alternative Country and World Music (e.g. African).
"Northern California girls" is a Beach Boys influenced single release from the 2013 album "La costa perdida" (on 429 Records).
CVB 2013 on this night were:
David Lowerey - lead vocals, guitar (of Cracker fame)
Jonathan Segel - violin, guitar, backing vocals (of Sparklehorse, Dr. Eugene Chadbourne, Loud Family, Yo, Young Fres Fellows, Spot 1019, Dieselhead, Hieronymus, Firebrain, Jack & Jill fame)
Greg Lisher - lead guitar, backing vocals (of Monks of Doom fame)
David Immerglück aka "Immy" - bass, backing vocals (of Counting Crows, John Hiatt, Walkabouts fame)
Frank Funaro - drums (of Cracker fame)
CVB bassist Victor Krummenacher is on leave in Scotland.
Further information:
http://campervanbeethoven.com
https://www.facebook.com/CamperVanBee...
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"Like a hurricane" was written by Neil Young and recorded with Crazy Horse produced by David Briggs and Tim Mulligan in 1975 at his Broken Arrow Ranch, Woodside, California, USA and released in 1977 on his "AMerican Stars'n Bars" album. The song was covered a.o. by the Walkabouts, Roxy Music, the Mission, Jay Farrar (Son Volt, Uncle Tupelo), Heather Nova, Jeff Healey, Randy Bachmann & Burton Cummings (ex-Bachmann Turner Overdrive), actor Adam Sandler, Placebo, Nils Lofgren (ex-The Grin), the Bates.
Sid Griffin is an American musician / singer-songwriter (former member of the Long Ryders, Western Electric and the Unclaimed), journalist and author. The Coal Porters are the world's first alternative Bluegrass band.
Personnel:
Sid Griffin - lead vocals, mandolin
John Breese - banjo
Carly Frey - violin, vocals
Neil Robert Herd - acoustic guitar, vocals
Tali Trow - upright bass, vocals
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"Lady in black'" was written by Ken Hensley and originally appeared on the Uriah Heep 1971 Vertigo Records / Mercury Records studio album "Salisbury".
The song was also released as a single and became a West German #1 hit, #6 in Switzerland. The song was covered a.o. by Blackmore's Night..
Live Fire 2013 are:
Ken Hensley - lead vocals, keyboards, Hammond B3 organ, acoustic guitar
Roberto Tiranti - lead vocals, bass (from bella Italia - of Labyrinth, APD, Mangala Vallis fame)
Ken Ingwersen - guitar, slide guitar, backing vocals
Tor Arne Fossheim aka "The Rock" aka "Idrum" - drums drums drums
Check out Live Fire's new studio album "Trouble" released in October 2013 on Cherry Red Records.
Ken Hensley was born as Kenneth William David Hensley on August 24, 1945 in Plumstead, South East London, England. He has played in bands on stage and in the studio since 1960 including the Gods (feat. Mick Taylor of the Rolling Stones), Head Machine, Toe Fat, Weed, Shotgun, Blackfoot, W.A.S.P., Cinderella, Bruce Cameron, Ken Hensley / John Lawton Band, Free Spirit, John Wetton (of Asia fame) a.o. From 1970 until 1980 he has been a member of the legendary English Rock band Uriah Heep.
More info:
http://www.ken-hensley.com
http://heepfanbasegermany.wordpress.com
extra tags: Mick Box Phil Lanzon Bernie Shaw Russell Gilbrook David Byron Paul Newton Alex Napier Nigel Olsson Keith Baker Iain Clarke Mark Clarke Lee Kerslake Gary Thain John Wetton Trevor Bolder John Lawton John Sloman Chris Slade Gregg Dechert Peter Goalby John Sinclair Bob Daisley Steff Fontaine
"Gypsy'" was written by Mick Box and David Byron and originally appeared on the Uriah Heep 1970 Mercury Records / Bronze Records debut studio album "Very 'Eavy... Very 'Umble".
The song was also released as Uriah Heep's first single and became a West German #30 hit. The song was covered a.o. by godheadSilo.
Live Fire 2013 are:
Ken Hensley - lead vocals, keyboards, Hammond B3 organ, acoustic guitar
Roberto Tiranti - lead vocals, bass (from bella Italia - of Labyrinth, APD, Mangala Vallis fame)
Ken Ingwersen - guitar, slide guitar, backing vocals
Tor Arne Fossheim aka "The Rock" aka "Idrum" - drums drums drums
Check out Live Fire's new studio album "Trouble" released in October 2013 on Cherry Red Records.
Ken Hensley was born as Kenneth William David Hensley on August 24, 1945 in Plumstead, South East London, England. He has played in bands on stage and in the studio since 1960 including the Gods (feat. Mick Taylor of the Rolling Stones), Head Machine, Toe Fat, Weed, Shotgun, Blackfoot, W.A.S.P., Cinderella, Bruce Cameron, Ken Hensley / John Lawton Band, Free Spirit, John Wetton (of Asia fame) a.o. From 1970 until 1980 he has been a member of the legendary English Rock band Uriah Heep.
More info:
http://www.ken-hensley.com
http://heepfanbasegermany.wordpress.com
extra tags: Mick Box Phil Lanzon Bernie Shaw Russell Gilbrook David Byron Paul Newton Alex Napier Nigel Olsson Keith Baker Iain Clarke Mark Clarke Lee Kerslake Gary Thain John Wetton Trevor Bolder John Lawton John Sloman Chris Slade Gregg Dechert Peter Goalby John Sinclair Bob Daisley Steff Fontaine
"Easy livin'" was written by Ken Hensley and originally appeared on the Uriah Heep 1972 Mercury Records / Bronze Records studio album "Demons and wizards". The song was also released as the second single and became Uriah Heep's only US hit (#39 on the Billboard charts). Internationally the song became a worldwide smash - #5 in the Netherlands, #9 in Norway, #15 in West Germany, #25 in Canada, #35 in France, #75 in Australia - thus, establishing the band as a top Rock act. The song was covered a.o. by W.A.S.P., James Last, Angel Dust, Blackfoot, D.C. Cooper, Leningrad Cowboys, Vilperin Perikunta, Artons.
Live Fire 2013 are:
Ken Hensley - lead vocals, keyboards, Hammond B3 organ, acoustic guitar
Roberto Tiranti - lead vocals, bass (from bella Italia - of Labyrinth, APD, Mangala Vallis fame)
Ken Ingwersen - guitar, slide guitar, backing vocals
Tor Arne Fossheim aka "The Rock" aka "Idrum" - drums drums drums
Check out Live Fire's new studio album "Trouble" released in October 2013 on Cherry Red Records.
Ken Hensley was born as Kenneth William David Hensley on August 24, 1945 in Plumstead, South East London, England. He has played in bands on stage and in the studio since 1960 including the Gods (feat. Mick Taylor of the Rolling Stones), Head Machine, Toe Fat, Weed, Shotgun, Blackfoot, W.A.S.P., Cinderella, Bruce Cameron, Ken Hensley / John Lawton Band, Free Spirit, John Wetton (of Asia fame) a.o. From 1970 until 1980 he has been a member of the legendary English Rock band Uriah Heep.
More info:
http://www.ken-hensley.com
http://heepfanbasegermany.wordpress.com
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The original Blues Brothers band as seen in the 1980 movie directed by John Landis included:
John Belushi as "Joliet" Jake Blues, lead vocals
Dan Aykroyd as Elwood Blues, harmonica and lead vocals
Steve Cropper as Steve "the Colonel" Cropper, lead guitar, rhythm guitar and vocals
Donald "Duck" Dunn as Donald "Duck" Dunn, bass guitar
Murphy Dunne as Murphy "Murph" Dunne, keyboards
Willie Hall as Willie "Too Big" Hall, drums and percussion
Tom Malone as Tom "Bones" Malone, trombone, tenor saxophone and vocals
Lou Marini as "Blue Lou" Marini, alto saxophone and tenor saxophone and vocals
Matt Murphy as Matt "Guitar" Murphy, lead guitar
Alan Rubin as Alan "Mr. Fabulous" Rubin, trumpet, percussion and vocals
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Performing on stage and in the studio as the Blues Brothers:
"Joliet" Jake E. Blues -- lead vocals
Elwood J. Blues -- harmonica, backing vocals
Steve "The Colonel" Cropper -- lead and rhythm guitar (formerly with Booker T & the M.G.'s)
Donald "Duck" Dunn -- bass guitar (formerly with Booker T & the M.G.'s)
Murphy Dunne -- keyboards (toured with the band in the summer of 1980)
Willie "Too Big" Hall -- drums, percussion (formerly of the Bar-Kays, Isaac Hayes' band)
Tom "Bones" Malone -- trombone, trumpet, saxophone (Saturday Night Live Band)
"Blue" Lou Marini -- saxophone (Saturday Night Live Band)
Matt "Guitar" Murphy -- lead and rhythm guitar (Howlin' Wolf, other artists)
Alan "Mr. Fabulous" Rubin -- trumpet (Saturday Night Live Band)
Steve "Getdwa" Jordan -- drums, percussion (Saturdaynight Live Band Band) (does not appear in movie)
Birch "Crimson Slide" Johnson -- trombone (does not appear in movie)
Paul "The Shiv" Shaffer -- keyboards, arranger (does not appear in first movie, but appeared in the 1998 sequel in a cameo appearance)
Tom "Triple Scale" Scott -- saxophone (L.A. Express) (does not appear in movie)
The Sloths are a Garage Rock / Rhythm & Blues / Frat Rock band. They were formed in 1965 deeply influenced by the Blues greats (Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Muddy Waters a.o.) resp. British Invasion bands (The Rolling Stones, the Yardbirds, the Pretty Things, the Animals, the Who a.o.). In their heyday these high school kids performed all over the Westcoast after they had established their repuation with live shows at the premier Los Angeles / Hollywood venues such as the Palladium, the Stratford, Sea Witch, the Hullabaloo, Bito Lidos, the Galaxy, the Whiskey A Go Go.
They shared the bill with all the major bands of the era such as the Doors, the Love, Iron Butterfly, the Seeds, the Electric Prunes, Pink Floyd feat. Syd Barrett, and the Animals.
By late 1966 the band had called it a day having recorded only one 7" single for Impression Records ("Makin' love" b/w "You mean everything to me"). The title song resurfaced on the "Back from the grave Volume 2" compilation on Tim Warren's Crypt Records, thus generating new interest in the band ultimately leading to the reformation of the band.
The Sloths 2013 are:
Tom McLoughlin - lead vocals, harp, percussion (of "Friday the 13th: Jason lives" fame)
Jeff Briskin - guitar (original member)
Mike Rummans - bass, guitar (original member)
Ray Herron - drums
Dave Provost - guitar, bass (of the Dream Syndicate, the Droogs, the Dwight Twilley Band, the Denver Mexicans, Wednesday Week, the Textones, Gene Clark / The Byrds, the Ringling Sisters, Davie Allan & the Arrows, Russ Tolman Band, Al Green, Sky "Sunlight" Saxon, Kathy Valentine fame)
More information:
http://www.reverbnation.com/thesloths65
facebook.com/pages/The-Sloths/137490246323590
http://www.60sgaragebands.com/sloths.html
extra tags: Ugly Things Mike Stax Freakbeat Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels Eddie & the Hot Rods the Cramps Deja Voodoo Dik Van Dykes Iggy Pop the Stooges MC5 Flamin' Groovies the Monks the Kinks Dr. Feelgood Wilko Johnson Lee Brilleaux party 1960s 60s Sixties Sechziger Jim Morrison John Lennon Jimi Hendrix Surf R&B freakout raveup dance Back in the USA
"New rose", written by Brian James, was the first English Punkrock single ever - released in 1976 and produced by Nick Lowe.
The Damned at the time were:
- Dave Vanian / lead vocals
- Brian James / guitar
- Captain Sensible / bass
- Rat Scabies / drums
The Loons 2013 are:
Mike Stax - vocals, percussion, harp (of Crawdaddys, Tell-Tale Hearts, Hoods fame, editor of Ugly Things mag)
Anja Stax - bass, vocals (originally from Saarbrücken, Germany)
Marc Schroeder - guitar (yes, the blonde guitarist)
Chris Marsteller - guitar
Mike Kamoo - drums
Psychedelic liquid light show by Operation MindBlow.
Further information on the Loons:
facebook.com/pages/The-Loons/232741289797
Further information on Ugly Things mag:
facebook.com/pages/Ugly-Things-Magazine/89900510433
http://ugly-things.com
extra tags: Yardbirds Jeff Beck Eric Clapton Downliners Sect Them Rolling Stones Mick Jagger Keith Richards Bomp Records Greg Shaw the Misunderstood John Peel the Creation Sky Sunlight Saxon Seeds the Sloths Dave Provost Shag Rats Flamin' Groovies John Alder the Soundtrack of our lives the Monks Ed Shaw Love Arthur Lee Byrds Gene Clark Chesterfield Kings Andy Babiuk
Open only Mai 1 until August 31, 11am until open end.
Sid Griffin is an American musician / singer-songwriter (former member of the Long Ryders, Western Electric and the Unclaimed), journalist and author. The Coal Porters are the world's first alternative Bluegrass band.
Personnel:
Sid Griffin - lead vocals, mandolin
John Breese - banjo
Carly Frey - violin, vocals
Neil Robert Herd - acoustic guitar, vocals
Tali Trow - upright bass, vocals
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Hack Mack Jackson were founded in 1998 and hail from Düsseldorf. They play Countrybillswamprock.
Line-up:
Drewson Jackson: lead vocals, acoustic guitar, washboard
Newie Jackson: guitar, voc
Bo Jackson: guitar, voc
Frank Jackson: banjo (new boy - courtesy of the GTO's)
Downhill Jackson: Rickenbacker bass
Nick "Pinkman" Jackson: drums
Current album "Big Time in Voodooville" (triggerfish music / Audiomagnet)
More information:
http://www.jacksonrock.de/
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