Valiant, Stalk Ashley by madshkens | it
Monroe was born on September 10, 1986 in Knoxville, Tennessee. Growing up, her parents played songs by the Eagles and Lynyrd Skynyrd, so her country rock roots started early, and she was already taking piano lesson before she turned seven. At age 11, she won a talent contest in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee (home of Dolly Parton's resort "Dollywood"), singing "I Want to Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart." She subsequently found steady work performing in a theater in Pigeon Forge. A couple year later, her father gave Monroe her first guitar, and she began writing her own songs. But tragedy struck when...
"There is a woman in the room," Ashley Cleveland announces on "Queen of Soul," the rousing lead-off track from her latest release, Before the Daylight’s Shot. Though she may be singing about Aretha Franklin, that simple declaration could double as Cleveland’s own motto as an artist.
In a music scene overpopulated by breathy girls and melismatic vamps, Cleveland is that rare thing - a woman who sings like a woman. A woman with grit and passion. A woman who’s not afraid to follow her longings into places both light and dark. Yes, she can roar and wail with maximum soul...
At least ten groups/artists share the name Stalker.
1) Stalker was a Finnish rock group during the 80s.
2) Stalker is a heavy metal/speed metal band from New Zealand.
3) Stalker is one of the two fathers of the netlabel 1bit wonder, hailing from Lipsia/Germany. Deejaying since 2000, he started making music himself in 2004. Educated in Techno and House, his production stlye concentrates on deep, dubby and minimal structures.
(Source: www.1bit-wonder.com).
4) Stalker is a hardcore italian band hailing from Genova, including ex-members of Kafka and the singer of Ex-Otago.
5) A breakbeat electronic musician and radio artist out...
Over three decades ago, the band that would become Blue Oyster Cult created two albums' worth of recordings for Elektra, using a different name for each album's sessions, first Oaxaca and then The Stalk-Forrest Group, and, after delivery of the finished recordings to Elektra, neither album was ever released.
Though they were signed as Soft White Underbelly, and are now known as The Stalk-Forrest Group, they began recording tracks for their first Elektra album using the name Oaxaca. Ten tracks were completed in early 1970. Though recollections are sketchy, it appears that Elektra Records were none too pleased with these...
