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Allen Watts known as Alle Wagt was born in 1980 in a small town called Tolbert (groningen),now lives in Roden (Drenthe). He has been producing since 2009 and a first release in 2012 called "What May Come" on Terminal4 Records sublabel of Blackhole Recordings .

James Alan Johnston is an American music composer who has been working for WWE since the 1980s. His work is often accredited to the names Jim Johnston, James A. Johnston and James Alan Johnston. Johnston's chief role in WWE is providing the soundtrack for the nine hours of original programming that WWE produces each week, in addition to providing musical content for WWE's large output of video games, PPV's and website content. Johnston achieved fame for writing many of the memorable entrance theme songs for WWE, including the theme songs for The Undertaker, The Rock, and "Stone Cold" Steve Austin,...

Judy Mowatt est une chanteuse de reggae jamaïcaine. Elle est née en 1952 à Gordon, Saint Andrew, en Jamaïque. A 13 ans elle devient membre d'une troupe de danse qui a tourné dans son pays et d'autres îles des Caraïbes. Elle forme le groupe des Gaylettes, en 1967, avec deux des adolescentes de son groupe de danse. Cependant le groupe finira par se séparer. On peut citer comme premières influences musicales Aretha Franklin, Otis Redding, Curtis Mayfield, Bob Marley, Dionne Warwick etc. Judy Mowatt a été associée à Bunny Livingston (alias Bunny Wailer) au début des années 70 et lui...

Lucius "Lu" Watters (December 19, 1911 in Santa Cruz, California – November 5, 1989 in Santa Rosa, California) was a trumpeter and bandleader of the Yerba Buena Jazz Band in the "West Coast revival" of Dixieland music. This is relational to trad jazz as the musicians tended to be white and had little or no actual connections to New Orleans. He played trumpet by the age of 11 and had his first work on a cruise ship. He then worked for Bob Crosby before deciding to form a Dixieland-style band. He founded the Yerba Buena Jazz Band in 1939 and...