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The Overlanders were a British music group active during the 1960s. Originally playing folk songs, the band found success hard to come by during the 'beat' era and so converted to a more mainstream sound. Their only major hit was a cover version of The Beatles' Michelle. It which reached number one in the UK Singles Chart in January 1966, and featured arrangements from Tony Hatch. The band failed to follow up their success and came to an end soon after when singer Paul Arnold left to pursue a solo career. They thus remain as archetypal one-hit wonders. .

There’s a new kid on the block and he’s the first-ever disciple of one of the most celebrated dance music producers of all time; Eric Prydz. The hugely talented up-and-comer, Jeremy Olander, is set to cause quite a storm in the world of dance music throughout the course of this year. Championed by Prydz as ’the next big thing’, a man with 3 top 2 records under his belt and countless underground hits, Jeremy is already booked to tour Europe supporting the label boss at every major festival and event in 2011. In addition, he is also so to appear...

There are at least two groups called Highlander. 1. Highlander were an early 90’s electronic folk rock band from Fife, Scotland. Their only studio album was the hit 1992 release, Born To Be A Warrior. 2. Highlander (J. Tap & Roland Ceelen) is a dutch duo that released a bunch of (Early) Hardcore/Gabber EPs in the 90s. They were also featured on dozens of compilations from the mid 90s untill about 2005. .

Willie Joe Duncan and Bob "Froggy" Landers were two blues singers and guitarists, who recorded the track "Cherokee Dance (1956)". Zappa played their track in 1973, while he was a guest during Dr. Demento's radio show. BOB LANDERS (or BOB LENARDE) With WILLIE JOE And His UNITAR - Cherokee Dance (R. Landers) (XSP-576) # WILLIE JOE And His UNITAR - Unitar Rock (W. Duncan) (SP-576) rec. 1956 ; Bob "Froggy" Landers, voc; Willie Joe Duncan, unitar .

The slanderin was spawned in los angeles/hell on earth in late '99 by Christian Slander , Skunk Draino, Mauricio Arguetta & Everett Thompson (r.i.p) @ al's bar (r.i.p.) , the infamous punk bar in downtown L.A. They've toured with The Meteors , Mad Sin , Demented are Go , and shared the stage with the likes of tiger army , nekromantix and the horror pops. Fusing the raw jagged edge of original l.a. punk/death rock and the traditional american sound of rockabilly, the slanderin are a deadly force to be reckoned with! .