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Martin Denny (* 10. April 1911 in New York City, USA, † 3. März 2005 in Hawaii-Kai/Hawaii, USA) war ein US-amerikanischer Jazzpianist. Denny wurde besonders durch Cal Tjader beeinflusst. Er gilt als größter Interpret und Mit-Erfinder des Exotica-Stils, den er mit menschlich erzeugten Vogelstimmen anreicherte. Martin Denny hatte mit Les Baxters "Quiet Village" 1959 einen Top 2-Hit in den USA. Im gleichen Jahr wurde sein Album "Exotica" die Top 1 der LP-Charts. Zu seiner Band gehörten Julius Wechter und Arthur Lyman, die später bedeutende Solo-Karrieren starteten. Denny lebte auf Hawaii. .

David Denny is a consummate musician with a great talent and a dedication to the quality of professional musicianship. Not only is David a gifted singer/songwriter and guitarist but, he is also an excellent producer and engineer producing many well -known artists from the Bay Area. Aside from his music, David donates countless hours of his time to helping out H.E.A.R. and will be joining the board of directors for the organization this April. David is also a member of NARAS ( the National Academy of the Recording Arts and Sciences) and a San Francisco committee member of The Recording...

Christopher Denny (...) is the oldest twenty-two year old on the planet. He seems to have come of age sometime in the '30s or '40s, in the numberless dusty small towns and on the single-lane highways of the American interior, in the company of an itinerant cohort of men whose shoes were soled with cardboard but whose hearts were tender, and who were buoyed along in the margins of society by bad times and good love and the ability to turn all it into a song. - Lauren Wilcox (www.localistmagazine.com) .

Dennis Dale "Denny" McLain (born March 29, 1944, in Chicago, Illinois) is a former American professional baseball player who also played organ. He is the last major league pitcher to win 30 or more games during a season. In 1973, McLain again tried to make a comeback, pitching in the minor leagues with Des Moines and Shreveport. The following year, he played a season for the London Majors of the Intercounty Baseball League at Labatt Memorial Park in London, Ontario, Canada. Given his arm problems, McLain only pitched nine innings for the Majors, but he did play in 14 games...