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Shannon Noll (born 16 September 1975) is an Australian singer-songwriter. Noll first came to prominence as runner-up of the first series of Australian Idol (2003) which led to him being signed to Sony BMG, since Idol he has had more success than any other Idol contestant to date. He has gone on to release two number one, multi-platinum albums, That's What I'm Talking About and Lift and numerous top five singles. Including 3 number 1 debuts and an additional 7 single releases reaching the top 10. Noll's style of music is melodic pop-rock, heavily influenced by the likes of Bryan...

Sharon Shannon, en plus d'être une accordéoniste fascinante, joue avec bonheur du violon... Une musique traditionnelle furieusement énergique destinée à la danse. Sharon Shannon est une virtuose reconnue, et son approche particulière de la musique irlandaise qui lui a valu le succès international qu'on lui connait aujourd'hui. Elle joue une musique pleine de vie et de chaleur, où s'ajoutent à la musique irlandaise des influences multiples. .

Raised in Kitchener Ontario, Shannon began mixing records at the age of fifteen, with extrapolations of acid house and techno, before branching off to other elements of the electronic genre. Shannon founded Pulse Productions. His debutalbum Memory Tree on Plus 8 records was his international break through .

Del Shannon (de son vrai nom Charles Westover) etait un chanteur et guitariste de rock 'n' roll américain (30 décembre 1934, Coopersville, Michigan - 8 février 1990, Santa Clarita Valley, Californie). Il acheta sa première guitare pour 5$. Son plus gros tube fut Runaway, n°1 en 1961, repris par de nombreux artistes. Sur ce titre on peut entendre Max Crook jouer un solo historique sur l'un des premiers claviers électronique, appelé le Musitron. Il fut l'un des premiers à adapter le répertoire des Beatles aux États-Unis. .

Shannon McNally (born Shannon Maureen McNally on 17 March 1973 in Hempstead, New York) is an American singer-songwriter. While studying anthropology at Franklin and Marshall College, McNally began singing and playing guitar in clubs. After graduating and honing her skills on the streets of Paris as a busker, she secured a deal with Capitol Records in 1997. McNally was intent on making an acoustic record and entered the studio with studio professionals including Jim Keltner, Benmont Tench, and Greg Leisz. The resulting album Jukebox Sparrows was not released at the time. In the interim, McNally opened for Stevie Nicks and...