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Two bands have gone by the name The Channels. 1.) The Channels formed in 1955 around the singers Larry Hampden, Billy Morris, and Edward Doulphin; they started as a quintet with two additional part-time members, but soon after they permanently added Earl Michael Lewis and Clifton Wright, formerly of The Lotharios. Lewis was the group's main songwriter, writing (among others) their regional hit "The Closer You Are". The Channels recorded for record labels Gone, Fury, Port, Hit, Enjoy, and Groove. The lineup changed several times over the course of the band's lifetime. They enjoyed significant regional success on the East...

3 Channels (aka Catz 'n Dogz) are Deeop (Grzegorz Demianczuk) and Ketiov (Wojciech Taranczuk). Their acquaintance began in 2003 when Ketiov started to spin his first records in clubs like Sonar and Taras Caffe and Deeop was already widely known for his enormous records collection and participation in every party in the city of Szczecin. In late 2003 they organized their first mutual party at Mezzoforte club, which appeared to be a huge success. Logically they became resident dj's there, which gave them a chance to organize their own parties simply named "Electronic House". The idea was to promote new...

This is a Post-Hardcore, Indie Rock band released their first EP entitled Open on ex-Jawbox bandmate Kim Colletta's DeSoto records. Channels is fronted by producer and singer/guitarist, J. Robbins (Burning Airlines, Jawbox). His recent wife Janet Morgan plays Bass, and Darren Zantek of Kerosene 454 plays drums. They released a full length, Waiting for the Next End of the World, in August 2006 on the DC-based label Dischord. .

Milton Pineda or known as Milton Channels begins his taste by electronic music from the 5 years old, from his early age he was interested in the sounds like the tribal, trance and house. For one and half year he has been working in his musical productions that are full of groove. his productions go from minimal groove to electrotech. his performances are full of strange music but full of diversion all the night. a Milton Channels performance is loaded of minimal groove electro, tribal, techno, and other songs that by their good rate cause that people dance and enjoy...

Earl Lewis & The Channels were known just as the Channels at the start back in 1956. They were from a combination of two vocal groups, the Channels and the Lotharios. When two member of the Channels left, bass singer Clifton Wright and Earl Michael Lewis of the Lotharios were recruited by the remaining Channels. The following became the Classic Channel lineup: Earl Lewis, Clifton Wright, Edward Doulphin, Billy Morris and Larry Hampden. This New York City group from Harlem had a unique style all to themselves; Edward, Billy and Larry would sing the verse in three part harmony while...