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Brian Vander Ark
Somebody of you will know him as lead of music band named The Verve Pipe. Brian was born in June 19, 1966, in Holland, Michigan. In US of course, as most of country singers. The first time, when he felt … Continue reading
Bob Dylan – Icon of many music styles IV
Millennium he celebrated by work, his song Things Have Changed won Golden Globe Award for the Best Original Song and Academy Award for Best Song. Dylan’s greatest recent album was Love and Theft, which was realized on September 2001. This … Continue reading
Bob Dylan – Icon of many music styles III
In 1970 Dylan released two alums. In the same year he had co-written with George Harrison opening track of The Beatles‘ album All Things Must Pass – I’d Have You Anytime. He cooperated with George also in Harrison’s Concert for … Continue reading
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Bob Dylan – Icon of many music styles II
In 1961 he leaved this town and went to New York and visited the musical icon Woody Guthrie, who was in hospital in New Jersey. The days of life of Woody were going to finish. Woody was great inspiration for … Continue reading
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Bob Dylan – Icon of many music styles I.
He inspired by his unique music, where he is interpret, author, guitar player, player on electronic mouth harmonica and strange looks in same time. A lot of interprets was inspired by him. Thanks to him, phenomenal guitar player Jim Hendrix … Continue reading
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Jiří Grossmann
Maybe he isn’t so known, but everybody in this area known his songs. He was born in Jule 20, 1941 in Prague. His colleges said everytime he was very civil-spoken and sensible person, not able to vulgar communication or curses. Already … Continue reading
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