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Dan Seals, geb. am 8. Feber 1948 in McCamey, Texas, verstorben 25.3.2009, war ein US-amerikanischer Musiker. Seals wurde in eine musikalische Familie hineingeboren, seine Brüder Eddie Seals und Jim Seals sind wie Cousins von ihnen ebenfalls im Musikgeschäft tätig. Mit seinem Schullkollegen und Freund John Ford Coley musizierte Seals zuerst bei der Gruppe Southwest F.O.B.. Nach Auflösung dieser Band, die auch einige Alben herausbrachte, startete Dan Seals 1980 eine Solokarriere. Von 1985 bis 1990 hatte Seals dann 11 Nummer-Eins-Hits, 7 davon in den Country-Charts. .

Son Seals (* 13. August 1942 in Osceola, Arkansas; † 20. Dezember 2004 in Chicago) war ein US-amerikanischer Blues-Musiker. Er veröffentlichte zehn Alben und hatte mit "Funky Bitch" einen der größten Blues-Hits. Seine Markenzeichen war sein exzellentes Gitarrenspiel und seine rauhe Bluesstimme. Dem alten Stil des Blues ist er trotz eines kurzen Ausfluges in die Funk-Beat-Szene stets treu geblieben. Bereits mit 13 Jahren fing er mit der Musik an und 1959 gründete er seine erste Band. Sein Mentor wurde der Gitarrist Albert King. Mit ihm und mit Blues-Stars wie Earl Hooker und Robert Nighthawk trat er auf. 1973 veröffentlichte er...

Seven Seals is an original and inventive UK band. A prog/pop car crash, this 'live' band have stayed loyal to their Lakeland home while snaking their way across the British Isles spreading a peerless noise. After a busy 2006 which saw the band release their well received debut 7" single 'Loose Ends' and pick up a host of prestigious support slots Seven Seals return in 2007 with their debut album 'Cells' . Serpentine guitar lines, sinuous bass, drums that kick like John Bonham while swinging like Buddy Rich and enough analogue synthesis to make Bob Moog blush. .

You'd never guess The Beep Seals were from Manchester. If you were picking which west side they're from you'd probably think more LA than Levenshulme. They are a band with a seriously sunny disposition, and a mid-Atlantic sound to match, several hundred miles from Manchester 's famously slate-gray skies. Their debut album Things That Roar is a distinctly presentable record, warm of tone and sweet of harmony; the kind of album you could take home to meet your parents. It touches on The Delgados' grand, melodic sound and Dodgy 's perky indie-rock, with some classic pop references in there too,...

(sometimes written S.F. Seals or SF Seals) "In the early nineties, World of Pooh members Barbara Manning, Melanie Clarin, and Kim Osterwald transformed into the San Francisco Seals. Lead vocalist Manning wrote the band's original songs; Clarin handled the drumming duties and also sang and played accordion, as well as other instruments, while Osterwald played cello. The music of SF Seals was largely pop-oriented, drawing inspiration from the '60s Bay Area scene and often spiced with samples and strange noises -- although as the band grew instrumentally, those aspects became less prominent in their live work. Manning was particularly fond...