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Leron Carson isn't the most well-known or prolific of Michigan house producers - his only official release to date is 2001's 'China Trax' on the Theo Parrish-split The 1987 EP - but he's nonetheless one of the most respected. He was a 15 year old kid playing around with drum machines and synth keys in 1987-88, when he produced the five tracks on 'Red Lightbulb Theory'. The tracks apparently languished away in his basement until Theo Parrish released 'China Trax' split with his own 'Insane Asylum' on the Sound Dignature classic '1987 EP'. Now eight years down the line, or...

Singer,born Liza Morrow. Kit sang with the Benny Goodman band in the mid forties under the name Liza Morrow. Liza changed her name to Kit Carson in the mid fifties. Im 1955 she had her only hit recording (number 11 of the Billboard top 100) with the track: "band of gold". The flip side of that single was: "cast your bread upon the waters". .

billcarson is a one-man, lo-fi electronic and ambient music project from Waterford City, Ireland. Formed in 2010 by artist Goocha McArdle (Steve) out of pure and utter boredom. billcarson creates mellow, multi-instrumental electronic and acoustic music while utilising the DIY and underground ethics of punk rock and independent music. All of the sounds found in billcarson's songs are created by Goocha using a variety of sources. Acoustic and electric guitars can be heard in most songs, along with drum machine and electronic percussion. As of September 2010, billcarson has released two EPs, namely "Demos" and "Artifact EP" on Goocha's own...

Jeff Carson, an American country music artist, was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma on December 16, 1963 and raised in Gravette, Arkansas. In his childhood, Jeff played harmonica and guitar, and sang in church. In high school, he and his high school friends formed a band, which performed the Eagles song "Seven Bridges Road". The band won second place at the school talent show; this success inspired Jeff to pursue a career in music. Carson co-wrote a song on Craig Morgan's I Love It album, called "Where Has My Hometown Gone?" Originally a session musician in Branson, Missouri and later a...