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The Fratellis est un groupe de rock indépendant britannique, originaire de Glasgow en Écosse et formé en 2005.
Fratelli est en fait le surnom du bassiste (nom d'un personnage venant du film : "Les Goonies"), les autres trouvaient ce nom assez original et donc, ils l'ont tous adopté. Ils ne font donc pas partie de la même famille. Le trio de Glasgow a un monde fantastique bien à eux, même monde né de leur propre imagination. Une rencontre hors du commun . En effet, se réunissant après que trois d'entre eux eurent passé une petite annonce dans la vitrine du...
Dorothy Ellis is an American blues singer, inducted into the Oklahoma Blues Hall of Fame in 2004. .
There are two bands by this name: a psychedelic/garage band from Montreal, Quebec and an Australian emo band. As per lastfm policy, please DO NOT delete references to either band.
1) Ellison released their sole, self-titled album in 1971. Little is known about the band. However the music has been described as "great guitar work and a real downer vibe that gives the album a scary intensity" (Freak Emporium). The music has a late period garage rock vibe with some use of spooky sound effects and tight playing. The band were francophones and the idiosyncratic English of tracks such as...
***There are 2 artists that go under the moniker "The Duellists"***
The Duellists, a trio of Nigel Eaton, Cliff Stapleton & Chris Walshaw, play newly written dance music inspired from, and rooted in, the English and French traditions. With bagpipes and hurdy-gurdies, they provide driving dance music and bewitching rhythms underpinned by the exciting and primitive combination of melody and drones.
Nigel Eaton originally played piano and 'cello, moving to the hurdy-gurdy when his father, Christopher Eaton, started to make them in 1981. In 1985 he joined the groups Blowzabella and Ancient Beatbox with whom he has toured extensively in...
Richard Bellis is an American composer bets known for his work TV and cinema including Stephen King's IT movie adaptation. In additional Richard Bellis has repeatedly composed scores for attractions at the Disney theme parks in the US and Japan. .
