Ellison | pt

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...

Tellison are a four-piece alternative rock band from Hammersmith in West London. The four met after an earthquake on the Isle of Arran. Their powerful, guitar driven indie rock has gained them recognition, being featured on the hit comedy "The Inbetweeners" and have shared stages with bands like Biffy Clyro, Noah and the Whale, Tubelord, Hot Club de Paris, Johnny Foreigner and many many more. They have released a few EPs and two full length albums, entitled "Contact! Contact!" and "The Wages of Fear". .

b. Marybelle Luraine Ellison, 17th March 1931, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. d. 31st January 1983. Lorraine Ellison's full name is Marybelle Luraine Ellison Gonzalez-Keys (she was married twice) and was born and raised in Philadelphia. Lorraine recorded with two gospel groups, the Ellison Singers and the Golden Chords, but left the latter in 1964 to pursue a solo career in R & B music. She also sang with a group called the Sylvania Singers before forming the Ellison Singers. 'I Dig You Baby' (number 22 R & B) in 1965 was her first chart entry. Lorraine signed with the Loma imprint,...

Scott Ellison is another great sound of the Blues,so similar to others but he has his own great quality of sound. Scott caught the music bug at an early age-February 13,1964 to be exact-and just like every other nine year old who was watching the Beatles on Ed Sullivan that night, he fell in love with the guitar. During the 70's Scott's home town of Tulsa was a hot bed of musical talent. Eric Clapton and Freddie King's bands were both based in Tulsa as was Leon Russel's Shelter Records. Influenced and electrified by the British Invasion bands, moved by...

Ellison Chase is a Synthpop project from U.S., formed in the early 80`s. One of their most popular songs was called "Welcome To Tomorrow" (1983). This track also appears on the compilation album "Technoclub Classix Vol.1" (released by Talla 2xlc in Germany). Songs were produced by the Legendary Gary Chertoff and mixed by Francois Kevorkian. Chase also performed a song with Terry Silverlight from the Mark Wahlberg film "Invincible" and still performs. .