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Es existier(t)en mehrere Bands mit Namen "Indian Summer": 1. Indian Summer kamen aus Coventry in England, wo sich 1969 der Keyboarder Bob Jackson, der Gitarrist und Sänger Colin Williams, der Schlagzeuger Paul Hooper und der Bassist Malcolm Harker zu einer Gruppe zusammenschlossen. Die Band, die mit Jim Simpson denselben Manager wie Black Sabbath hatte, unterschrieb 1970 einen Plattenvertrag bei RCA. Die erste und einzige LP - "Indian Summer" - erschien 1971 auf dem Neon-Unterlabel. Kurz darauf löste sich die Gruppe auf. Besetzung: Bob Jackson: Organ, Piano, Mellotron, Lead Vocals Colin Williams: Guitars, Vocals Paul Hooper: Drums, Percussion, Vocals Malcolm Harker:...

The average person will get into one major car accident in their lifetime. In the case of Singer/Songwriter Arturo Barrios he got into two(all within an 8 month period)." I hadn't written music for years before my accidents. After the second car crash I was bedridden for months...my back and neck were completely wrecked. I just laid there watching Netflix content to do nothing really when I thought, hey... why not start writing songs again". The result was reuniting former members of the now defunct Los Angeles based punk band Audio Karate, who had toured relentlessly for 4 years and...

The Indians, were a band in the 90's consisting of English bassist Chris Wilson, Italian guitarist Zeb, singer/songwriter Angelique Bianca (a native of Los Angeles) Singer/songwriter Angelique Bianca moved to London in 1989 and met bassist Chris Wilson. They began a band and later recruited Italian guitarist Zeb for Indianism, their 1992 debut on Polydor/PLG. The band uses elements of psychedelic pop, rock and Bianca uses her DJ influence to create an original sound that was also featured as the title track on 1992's Kalifornia soundtrack. They also had songs featured in the hit Gen X film Reality Bites. .

Nuevo proyecto musical lidereado por Rita Indiana, hecho en la Republica Dominicana para la galaxia. Con "Tu Mai" la Montra no deja vivo sin morirse, ni muerto sin moverse. .

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