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Hector Chumpitaz
Spencer Ward
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See alsoSourcesi'm not adding data per se, but instead adding a category listing for artists in a genre which wikipedia already mentions in one of its articles (specifically the article on 'celtic fusion'.
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Director Christopher Sims
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Sourceswww.finetv.com.my 218.208.249.121 05:39, 21 January 2006 (UTC)
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Saint Charles Lwanga
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Wassail: Apple Wassail
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Tilakan - film actor.
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Yogesh Chabria
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pacha is a place near to Edathua
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Political Party Head offices at Chennai
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Van Conner was born in Ellensburg, Washington, U.S.A. He and his brother (Gary Lee Conner), along with Mark Lanegan and Mark Pickeral formed the band The Explosive Generation. They would later change their name to The Screaming Trees. They recorded their first EP demo, entitled Clairvoyance, on Velvetone Records and it would enjoy moderate success. The Screaming Trees would be fairly successful, but had to endure many lineup changes over the years. The band spent almost the entire year of 1990 working on their own side project. Van would for his own band, Solomon Grundy, and released a self-titled album on New Alliance records. Van later got back together with the rest of the band members to release their album "Uncle Anesthesia" in 1991, which was produced by SOundgarden's )and later Audioslave's) frontman Chris Cornell, along with Terry Date. The original lineup of the Screaming Trees was Mark Lanegen on vocals, Van Conner on bass, Gary Lee Conner on guitar, and Mark Pickerel on drums, but the band would be often changed up. Mark Pickeral left the band and was replaced by ex-Skin Yard drummer Barrett Martin (who would later drum in Mad Season with various other "grunge" artists). The Trees would break up in 1996, as it was announced at Seattle's EMP music museum while they were in concert. Van Conner now plays in the band Valis with Barrett Martin and former Mudhoney drummer Dan Peters.
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David Burnett is one of the pre-eminent magazine photojournalists in the world. His work from the 1979 Iranian revolution was published extensively in Time magazine (including their famous "Man of the Year" portrait of the Ayatollah Khomeni). He graduated from Colorado College in 1968 and began working as a freelance photographer for Time and Life magazines, first in America, and later in Vietnam. After two years in Vietnam, he joined the French photo agency Gamma, traveling the world for their news department for two years. In 1975 he co-founded a new photo agency, Contact Press Images, in New York. For the last three decades he has traveled extensively, working for most of the major magazines in the U.S. and Europe. His recent work covering the 2004 Olympics and John Kerry's presidential campaign with an array of antiquidated cameras and films received positive reviews in the photography press and in The New York Times. He has won dozens of top awards for his work, including Magazine Photographer of the Year from the National Press Photographers Association, the World Press Photo of the Year, and the Robert Capa Award from the Overseas Press Club [2]. Burnett lives in Washington, DC.
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Format: The show takes place in a studio in Atlanta, Georgia, where the foursome sit at a table as Ernie tosses out topics for the analysts to discuss. The show is unscripted, meaning the panel is able to jump off topic and move from one subject to another. Roles: Ernie Johnson serves as the quarterback of the show, throwing out subjects for debate. He makes the show run with his ability to change pace at a moments notice, guaranteeing that there's always some kind of action. He is also witty and funny and more than able to exchange quips with Smith and especially Barkley. Smith has a considerable knowledge of the game, leading to talk that he may have a future career on the sidelines. Smith is like a coach on the set and offers pictures at halftime of each game (each week features a double-header), referred to on the show as "Kenny's Pictures." He also often trades jibes with Barkley. Barkley took the show to a new level when he arrived during the 2000-01 season with his outrageous and wildly hilarious comments, sometimes embarrasing, which lead to him often being the butt of jokes. He is also very insightful and often proves to be right when he makes predictions (there are some exceptions, though). Magic, when he's there, which is rare, adds another credible panelists to the show. When you tune in to Inside the NBA, you can expect to see: Ernie mocking Barkley about his lack of championships. Barkley mocking Ernie about his lack of athletic ability. Smith mocking Barkley about his lack of rings and his weight. Barkley pointing out that Smith would have no rings if it weren't for Hakeem Olajuwon. Everyone mocking Magic for his poor attendance. The TNT crack staff, working behind the scenes, coming up with archival footage of the crew, soundbites, and creating hilarious images with that make fun of Barkley and company. (For example, video of Kenny getting crossed-over by a young Steve Francis, or Barkley's head being super-imposed onto the body of a Dallas Mavericks male dancer.) Gone Fishin': NBA players recently eliminated from the playoffs, with their heads being placed onto the bodies of people who took pictures on fishing trips. Well known and popular around the league.
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Avant garde alto sax player. Born in 1951, Moondoc studied with Ran Blake in Boston then joined Cecil Taylor's student groups at Antioch and the University of Wisconsin. Formed ensemble Muntu in New York City with Rashid Baker (drums) and William Parker (bass)in the early seventies. Recorded several times for Soul Note in the eighties. Led the Jus Grew Orchestra throughout the eighties but had to disband due to financial constraints. Retired from recording music to work as an architect's assistant. Returned after a ten year absence to make several critically successful recordings for the Eremite label. Influenced by Jackie Mclean and Ornette Coleman. Essential recordings include "Nostalgia in Times Square" (Soul Note) and "New World Pygmies" (Eremite) and "Live at the Glenn Miller Cafe Vol.1" (Ayler Records). www.Moondoc.com Sources"All Music Guide to Jazz" 4th Edition edited by Vladimir Bogdanov, Chris Woodstra and Stephen Thomas Erlewine. Backbeat Books, 2002. Liner notes to "Judy's Bounce" written by Lee Jeske on Soul Note. www.allmusic.com
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Infamous Mobb
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Infamous Mobb followed the precedent established by fellow Queensbridge rappers Nas and Mobb Deep. The latter introduced the trio -- comprised of Ty Nitty, Gambino, and Godfather, Pt. 3 -- on Hell on Earth (1996) and Murda Muzik (1998); however, Infamous Mobb didn't release their debut album until 2002, after guest appearances on DJ Muggs' second Soul Assassins album and Nas' QB Finest collection. The trio's debut album, Special Edition, featured extensive production work by Alchemist and was self-relased on their own IM3 label (distributed by Landspeed Records). They returned a couple years later in 2004 with Blood Thicker Than Water, Vol. 1, which was again self-released on IM3 (via Monopolee this time). The album was accompanied by a bonus DVD including numerous music videos as well as in-depth interviews with various members of the Queensbridge hardcore rap scene of which Infamous Mobb are an integral part.
Sourceshttp://www.rollingstone.com/artists/57541/biography?rnd=1137874402671&has-player=false O.D.B Stub
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Steven Okrend
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From 2008 on, Calvin Klein Collection will be manufactured for Calvin Klein, a wholly owned Phillips Van Heusen subsidiary, in a licensing agreement by the Warnaco Group, a US American fashion corporation. Until then this license remains with Fingen SpA of Italy. The current creative director for Calvin Klein Collection for women is Brazilian-born Francisco Costa who had already worked with Mr. Klein directly before the founder’s departure from the company. Italo Zucchelli, a former Jil Sander and Romeo Gigli designer, had collaborated with Calvin Klein for six seasons before he became head designer of the Calvin Klein Collection menswear line in spring 2004.
Sourceshttp://www.newyorkmetro.com/fashion/fashionshows/designers/bios/calvinklein/
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After studying Literature and Philosophy in Lille and graduating in Germanic Studies at the University of Paris, Damien Top studied Singing and Dramatic Art at the Conservatoire in Lille. Later, at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique de Paris, he joined the classes of Nicole Broissin (Atelier Lyrique-Opérette) and Rémy Corazza (Vocal Technique), Isabelle Aboulker (Musical Theory), and studied with Galina Vischnievskaya, Jean-Christophe Benoit, and Jacques Pottier (Melbourne University). His dual training as a singer and an actor enables him to appear in opera, operetta, and sacred works, as well as perform the difficult repertoire of French mélodie - his favorite genre. He has given recitals at Flaneries Musicales de Reims for the Yehudi Menuhin Foundation, Musicales en Valois, and Festival des Grands Crus de Bourgogne,... As a renowned interpreter of French song, Damien Top frequently gives recitals abroad, including performances in Australia, Belgium, Canada, Czech Republic, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Macedonia, New Zealand, and the United States. In Diapason, critic Jean Roy wrote of Top, "one will not reproach him error of taste." In 1993, he was engaged by the Opera de Paris-Bastille to sing in a new production of Benvenuto Cellini by Berlioz. In 2001, he has performed in Heloise and Abelard by Australian composer Peter Tahourdin, toured France and Poland with Mozart's Requiem and gave a recital of operatic arias with the Hawaii Youth Symphony Orchestra. In 2002, Damien Top has sung and conducted the cantata "L'oiseau a vu tout cela" by Sauguet at the Institut de France-Académie Française for the celebration of the Centenary of Vercors. Upcoming appearances in Brussels, in Paris, in Honolulu, in Torino and Palermo, in Vevey, in Kiev are scheduled. Damien Top has studied Analysis, Harmony and the History of Music at the Paris Conservatoire with Michel Quéval. Under the guidance of Sergiu Celibidache, he began research into musical aesthetics and attended seminars in the phenomenology of music. With these two master teachers, he was introduced to orchestral conducting. In his programs, he particularly focuses on the music of our time (Roussel, d'Indy, Delvi))ncourt, Martinet, Sandagerdi, Martinu, Looten, Macha, Ratovondrahety, A. Weber, etc.). Son of the poet Andrée Brunin, Damien Top gave as well successfull poetry recitals (Alliance Française de Sydney, Université de Melbourne, Société d'Honneur Pi-Delta-Phi d'Hawaii, etc.) He explores a wide range of the repertoire and introduce the audience to the poetry of our time (Anthologie de la poésie française, Poètes féminins contemporains, Centenaire Verlaine,etc.) Biographical and musicological work on Albert Roussel has been a particular feature of Damien Top’s research and in 1989, in the composer’s birthplace, he devoted an entire recital to Roussel's mélodies. Since 1992 he has been the director of the Centre International Albert Roussel and in 1997 he created the Festival Albert Roussel. His biography of Albert Roussel was published in 2000 by Editions Séguier and he has also written a book on Sergei Rachmaninov and René de Castéra (Prix “Gens de Guyenne et de Gascogne”). Damien Top writes the musical chronic in the monthly "Politique Magazine". He is presently writing a book on the Stringquartett with photographer Louis Monier. Consequently, he is frequently invited to speak at the radio (France Musiques, France Culture, Hawaii Public Radio, Radio Suisse Romande, ...) ; to present papers on French music at international conferences and to give classes at Universities of the Pacific Basin, including Melbourne, Monash, La Trobe, Wollongong, and Wellington as well as in North America : James Madison University, Sherbrooke, Montreal,... In response to his fine talents as a singer, several composers have written music especially for him: Aboulker, Carr, Choveaux, Cox, Dunleavy, Féron, Marshall, Surianu, Tahourdin, Trumble, Werder, and Jacques Chailley who considers "l'art de Damien Top est exemplaire.” In 1992, BNL Productions released Top’s CD of four song cycles by Jules Massenet - three of which were previously unrecorded. Among others, Top recorded De Coussemaker 's romances and Emile Goué’s songs(R.C.P.) Member of the SACEM, his compositions have been played in France, Belgium, Italy, United States,... The “Damien Top price for composition” has been given this year by the ASCAP in New York to Eli Marshall. Involved in many organisations, Damien Top is a member of the Advisory Committee of the Lotte Lehmann Foundation (USA), he is at the head of the "Centre International Albert-Roussel" wich he founded in 1992 and the director of the "Albert-Roussel International Festival." In 2002 Damien Top has been awarded with the "Prix Charles Oulmont - Fondation de France" for his outstanding carreer.
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Bryan James DeBerry
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Sources24.136.28.85 00:01, 22 January 2006 (UTC)
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