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Tumblewoof is the stage name of American electronic musician Dylan Sieh. He was born in New Jersey in 1991. .

Tumbleweed is firstly a highly influential Australian rock band from the 90's, a country rock band from Norway and a bonecrushing instro/surf band from Sweden. Tumbleweed (Australia) filled the stoner-rock void in Australia during the heavy grunge years of the 1990s. As the opening band for Nirvana on their 1992 tour of Australia, Tumbleweed was able to reach out into the mainstream with their crunchy-psychedelica and the subtle vocal stylings of singer Richie Lewis. The original line up of the band have recently reformed and are playign around Australia with a double cd retrsopective of their Waterfront Records era songs...

There are at least two bands called Tumbleweeds: Tumbleweeds is a Finnish rock band. Hailing from the western coast town, Vaasa, they’ve played together since the late 2006. Tumbleweeds play raw and melodic rock tunes with a touch of Finnish melancholy. They’ve been influenced by many artists; Led Zeppelin, Queens Of The Stone Age, Nick Cave, Stone Temple Pilots are all worth to mention. In their own words, “Striking rock with a down-to-earth attitude”. The band was formed by the lead-singer/songwriter Miika Salo and the guitarist Mikki Somppi (currently rockin' in Belgium). Soon along came Tommi Björklund on bass and...

Jan Ptaszyn Wróblewski (born 1936 in Kalisz) is a Polish composer and tenor saxophonist most linked to jazz. Wróblewski cames from the generation that, in the Stalinist era, discovered jazz on clandestine radios when it was considered degenerate, immoral, and subversive. Wroblewski debuted at the first Sopot Jazz Festival in 1956 with Krzysztof Komeda's Sextet. Wroblewski was quickly spotted by George Wein, founder of the Newport Jazz Festival, to represent Poland in the International Youth Band conducted by Marshall Brown at the 1958 Festival. He was the first musician from behind the Iron Curtain to perform in the group. The...