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Dead Kennedys ist eine US-Punkband aus San Francisco, Kalifornien, Vereinigte Staaten, die 1978 gegründet wurde. Ihre Texte kommentieren mit beißendem Humor die Standpunkte linker und rechter Politik, mitunter auch durchaus angreifend in ihrer Wortwahl. Musikalisch verbinden sie die künstlerischen Elemente des "klassischen" UK-Punks mit der Energie und Geschwindigkeit des US-Punkrocks. Leadsänger Jello Biafra spielt(e) mit seinem Label Alternative Tentacles eine wichtige Rolle als "Sprungbrett" für diverse andere Gruppen. Bandgeschichte The Dead Kennedys wurden im Juni 1978 ins Leben gerufen. Damals bestand die Band aus Jello Biafra (Leadsänger), East Bay Ray (Gitarrist), Klaus Flouride (Bassist) und Bruce Schlesinger aka. Ted (Schlagzeuger)....

Ray Kennedy (born May 13, 1954 in Buffalo, New York[1]) is an American country music artist. He has recorded three studio albums: one on Columbia Records and two on Atlantic Records. His two Atlantic albums produced a total of four singles on the Hot Country Songs charts, with 1991's "What a Way to Go" being his only top 40 country hit, peaking at No. 10. Kennedy won a Grammy Award in 2005 in the Best Contemporary Folk Album category for production on Steve Earle's album The Revolution Starts Now. Ray's father, Ray Sr., who was the Credit manager for Sears,...

Captain Kennedy, a 7-piece folk rock band from Northern Ireland, are earthy, their music visceral. The past couple of years have seen the band establish their position on the Irish music scene with gigs in high profile venues across the country, including a sold-out Mandela Hall. Support slots for the likes of ‘The Broken Family Band’ and appearances at the Out To Lunch Arts Festival, Belfest, The Gasyard Feile, Vibefest 2008 and Gifted at The Empire have helped develop Captain Kennedy’s reputation as an unmissable live act. The band have received regular airplay on both local and national radio and...

Joyce "Baby Jean" Kennedy was born in Anguilla, MS, in 1948, and raised in Chicago. It's unclear how Andre Williams became her early mentor, but he produced nearly all her early sides on Ran Dee, Fontana, and Blue Rock Records. She notched a local hit with "Darling I Still Love You," which was co-written by Williams. Released in 1963, it received little airplay anywhere else. A second release on Ran Dee, "Can't Take a Chance," also failed to perform. Kennedy then appeared on Fontana Records with "Paddle My Own Canoe." With Williams still at the helm, she released "I'm a...