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There are several bands known as Allison. 1. Allison is a mexican pop punk band that is widely known in Mexico and some parts of South America, sharing crowd with bands like Panda and División Minúscula. In august 2006, they opended the mexican concerts of the american band Yellowcard. After being recognized in the mexican indie scene for some years, they received a record deal with Sony BMG in 2006, releasing their first studio album "Allison" in august 1. Their first single was "Fragil", wich reached #1 in "Los 40 Principales" chart. Their debut album sold more than 50,000 copies...

There are at least three bands going by the name of "Edelweiss" 1) An Austrian dance act consisting of M. Gletschermayer, Maria Mathis, Martin Forster, Stefan Biedermann and Walter Werzowa. They recorded two albums: «A Sound - Attack Straight From The Alps» and «Wonderful World Of Edelweiss». Their hits are "Raumschiff Edelweiss" and "Bring Me Edelweiss". The song "Bring Me Edelweiss" is probably most notable for being a hit manufactured according to a recipe laid out by the group KLF in their manual, How to Have a Number One the Easy Way. KLF member Bill Drummond reportedly claimed that Edelweiss...

Gene Allison (born Versle Eugene Allison, Pegram, Tennessee, August 29, 1934 - d. Nashville, Tennessee, February 8, 2004) was an American R&B singer. Allison grew up in `ville, singing in the church choir with his brother Leevert. As a teen, Allison was offered a chance to sing with The Fairfield Four and, later, The Skylarks. Producer Ted Jarrett signed Allison to Calvert Records to record secular music; soon after Jarrett got him a deal with Vee-Jay Records along with Larry Birdsong. His debut single was "You Can Make it If You Try", released in 1957; it became a hit in...

Ruth Dolores Weiss is an Israeli singer and piano player. She released her critically acclaimed debut album, "Come See (Raw Versions)," in 2004, which included songs in English and instrumental piano pieces (all but one of which were written and composed by Ruth), and immediately gained a loyal fan base who attended her shows and eagerly anticipated subsequent works. After a long wait, Ruth released an all-Hebrew album, called "Be'Ivrit" (Hebrew for "In Hebrew", appropriately), in September 2008 on Anova records. The album was terrifically received by both media and fans, receiving all around five star reviews and appearing on...