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I GRANRODEO (グランロデオ) sono un duo rock della Lantis. I GRANRODEO sono: KISHOW: Kishou Taniyama (谷山紀章), nato l'11 agosto 1975. È il cantante e scrittore di testi. Fa anche parte del gruppo di seiyuu "Stella Quintet" per l'anime "Kin'iro no Corda" ("La Corda d'Oro"), in cui interpreta Len Tsukimori. e-ZUKA: Masaaki Iizuka (飯塚昌明), nato il 22 febbraio 1969. È il compositore e chitarrista del gruppo. Compone spesso anche per Minami Kuribayashi e in generale per gli OST di anime. Musicista di supporto: IKUO: bassista. Fa parte dei Cube-ray, BULL ZEICHEN 88 e Rayflower, ed è il bassista di supporto di...

Rubber Rodeo was a Boston-based band active in the 1980s. Uniquely for the era, the band fused Roxy Music-influenced new wave music with country and western influences, and dressed in 1950's-vintage country & western clothing. They are best remembered for their heavily rotated 1984 MTV hit "The Hardest Thing" and the US chart hit "Anywhere With You". Foundation and early years (1980-83) Rubber Rodeo was founded in Rhode Island in 1980, and initially consisted of Bob Holmes (vocals, guitars), Trish Milliken (vocals, keyboards), Gary Leib (synthesisers), Eddie Stern (pedal steel), Doug Allen (bass) and Bob's brother Barc Holmes (drums). Almost...

The artist hid her name under the anagram THE RODEO, a word evoking the South of the USA, a style of music which inspired the singer and a hommage to the pioneers of folk, blues and country music. When she was a child, she discovered a treasure in her uncle's attic. Hidden among dusty vinyls and books was a slumbering guitar dating from the mythical 1970's. She then started writing and composing ballads designed as fairy tales for grown-ups, fables without a moral. Her lyrics introduce different characters, places and atmospheres. Past shows include: The Rodeo opened for My brightest...

Graveyard Train's official bio, located at http://spookyrecords.com/Graveyard%20TrainPressInfo.html: In retrospect it's obvious that horror and country music go together like peas and carrots - it just took Graveyard Train to show us. Utilising old timey instruments (banjos, dobros, washboard) with the unorthodox percussion of hammer & chain, all underneath a six part baritone 'wall of men' vocal delivery, Graveyard Train have created a unique sound and an equally unique way to deliver it. Over the past 3 years Graveyard Train have risen in popularity to become an an underground sensation in the Australian music scene. Selling out every Melbourne show for...