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Redman (born Reggie Noble on April 17, 1970 in Newark, New Jersey) made his rapping debut on the EPMD songs "Hardcore" and "Brothers on my Jock", after Erick Sermon of the seminal group spotted him freestyling in a New York club and added him to their crew of aspiring emcees (along with K-Solo among others). Redman's 1992 Def Jam debut Whut? Thee Album broke into the US Top 50, achieved gold status in the United States, and prominent hip-hop magazine The Source subsequently named Redman Rap Artist of the Year for 1993. Redman's solo career continued throughout the remainder of...

Prior to the Dazz Band, Levert, and Bone Thugs-N-Harmony's chart assaults, Frederick's "Gentle (Calling Your Name)" held the distinction of being the most popular R&B/soul recording ever cut in the northeast Ohio area, reaching number 40 on the pop charts in 1985. Cleveland natives Edwin Starr, Bobby Womack, the Hesitations, and the O'Jays recorded bigger hits, but in other places. Frederick cut his recordings in a tiny, homemade studio called Time Traxx, located on 23rd and Superior in the downtown Cleveland area. Frederick Millard Davis was born on April 7, 1957, in Cleveland, OH; he's the fifth of eight siblings,...

There are at least 11 separate artists known as Maverick: 1) Maverick is two British musicians writing and self producing heavy metal songs www.myspace.com/maverickmusic One of the musicians also writes classical/orchestral/soundtrack compositions www.myspace.com/maverickorchestral 2) MaveRick is a japanese visual kei metal band now known as EAT YOU ALIVE Since the name change, however, both the music and the image of the band have evolved away from conventional visual kei to alternative metal/nu metal. Lineup: Kray (Vo.) Mukuro (Gu.), Kenzi (Ba.), Makoto (Dr.) www.maverick307.com 3.) Maverick is a Washington, DC based Hip-Hop emcee and producer. With a sound firmly rooted in...

Dark Sermon are a melodic death metal/deathcore band from Tampa, Florida that formed in 2009. They were previously known as In Reference To A Sinking Ship, and have been compared to The Black Dahlia Murder, Behemoth, and Job For a Cowboy. They released their EP Aimless in late 2010, and in 2012 they signed with Nuclear Blast Records and eOne Music Nashville for their debut album In Tongues. Having shared the stage with artists such as Norma Jean, Carnifex, All Shall Perish, Decapitated, The Faceless, and Impending Doom, and having played sets at both the Ft. Lauderdale date of Summer...

In 1967 San Francisco's tenor saxophonist Dewey Redman (1931), who had already recorded an original Look for the Black Star (january 1966) for piano-based quartet, moved to New York and joined Ornette Coleman's quartet (1967-74). While his huge tenor counterpoint to Coleman's alto was mesmerizing the audience of free-jazz, Redman penned more originals for a trio session with the Art Ensemble of Chicago's bassist Malachi Favors and Don Cherry's drummer Ed Blackwell, Tarik (october 1969), particularly Paris? Oui!, Lop-O-Lop and Related and Unrelated Vibrations. Besides featuring three of the most creative minds of the free-jazz movement, it was moody and...