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Farhad Mehrad (Persian: فرهاد مهراد) widely known in Iran as Farhad (January 20 1944, Tehran, Iran - August 31 2002, Paris, France), was a Persian legendary singer/musician. He rose to prominence among Iranian classical/folk musicians before the Islamic Revolution, but after the revolution he was banned from singing for several years. His first concert after 1978 was held in San Francisco in 1997. Farhad CDs are available from his official website Farhad was born in Tehran. His father was Reza Mehrad, an Iranian diplomat who worked in the Arabic countries for the Iranian ministry of foreign affairs. Being the youngest...

Trance with Emotion... This is the world of Farhad Mahdavi , Most of this Iranian producer's effort is to have emotion with music! Because he believes that music is emotions, The music comes from soul and nature! He was born in 1993 in Iran and his musical journey began during his childhood when he found a toy-keyboard. Farhad grew along music, nature and dream... His new life started when he touched the passion of Trance, He found himself with Trance Music, Uplifting Trance with elements of Classical and Orchestral Music. Of course all of Farhad's music comes with the energy...

.Farhad Besharati is a Persian Kanun player who fuses traditional Persian music with contemporary flair. A Kanun is Persian instrument that looks very much like an autoharp, often used in Appalachian folk music, but sounds more like a cross between a mandolin and the Greek balalaika, with 78 strings and 30 notes. FarhaD has had an interesting musical journey. Originally from Tehran, where he was first exposed to the Kanun, he was forced to flee Iran after the Islamic revolution forbade him to pursue his music. Reflections and Blue Love and Bird and Rain and latest one is Zenith. Farhad's...

Vikram hazra is from Bombay and works as a program director for the art of living foundation . His music could be classified as devotional music for the art of living foundation . He does fusion of devotional lyrics with rock/jazz music . He is a vocalist cum guitarist . .

Guitarist Ronnie Montrose began his career as a backing musician, playing with Van Morrison, Boz Scaggs, and Edgar Winter. He finally formed his own band in 1973. Named after the guitarist, Montrose also featured vocalist Sammy Hagar, bassist Bill Church, and drummer Denny Carmassi; they released their debut album in 1974, and Church was replaced by Alan Fitzgerald shortly after its release. Released the following year, Paper Money confirmed the band's status as one of the more popular hard rock acts of their era. However, Hagar was fired after completing the Paper Money tour. Bob James replaced him and keyboardist...