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There are several artists named Chess. 1) A Korean male duo featuring Kim Woo Joo. 2) A early 90's Eurodance/Europop group who had minor success in Europe with a cover of the Chicago song "If you leave me now". 3) Chess is an edgy, sassy young performer. Coming to England all the way from Malta to further her career, Chess has taken dance and singing lessons since she was really young and surrounded by a loving and musically influenced family she has grown into the pop sensation that she is today. She blends Rn’B with Pop music to create something...

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Duchess Says is a Canadian dance punk band that was created in late 2003 in Montreal by four influent members of the Church of Budgerigars who decided to collaborate together in a common musical project. Their goal was to insure a faithful representation of the message of the Duchess (or spiritual budgie) through a precise artistic dialog. Composed of Annie-Claude Deschênes (vox, keytar, guit, programmations), Ismaël (keyboard,guitar, programmations), Phil (guitar, bass,feedbacks) and Simon Says (lo-fi beats, drums and doubtful noises). Duchess Says is serving a repertory of "moog rock" songs strong in images and enormoustly intense live performances! Their musical...

Stephen Gardner and Ben Bailes of Chessie make music inspired by trains and railroads. Chessie has released music on Drop Beat, Plug Research, Lok-Musik, and recorded various compilation and remix tracks. http://www.chessiemusic.com .

The Chessmen feature in almost every account of the Dallas music scene in the mid and late '60s. Famous at the time for their live shows, the Chessmen are remembered now for the members who went on to national fame: Doyle Bramhall played with and wrote songs for Stevie Ray Vaughn, Bill Etheridge played bass with ZZ Top before Dusty Hill, and Jimmie Vaughn was in the Fabulous Thunderbirds. Beyond their legend, the Chessmen's legacy consists of rare photos of the band and a few 45s. Their second record, "I Need You There" / "Sad", was their best, recorded before...