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Laurence Cottle is a session bassist best known for briefly being a member of Black Sabbath. He joined the band in 1989 for the Headless Cross album, but left the band before a world tour to support the album. .

Brent Laurence and his world renowned production work has placed him in a league of his own. With an impressive resume of over 40 original releases and remixes under his belt, the music of Brent Laurence has earned it’s way onto the charts of industry legends such as Tony Humphries, Doc Martin, Danny Rampling, Paul "Trouble" Anderson, Jay-J Herdnandez, and many more. Along with his brilliant production work, Brent’s impeccable dj skills and established reputation has been recognized and highly acclaimed by the likes of Dj Magazine, Muzik, URB, Mixer, XLR8R, Billboard, Resonance, DMA, and other top music publications. In...

Laurence was handed the award for "Young Artist of the Year," at the 2014 British Blues Awards ceremony held at the Great British RnB Festival in Colne, Lancashire. Laurence Jones Is 22 years old and is already making a big name for himself. "Laurence is like a young Robin Trower, exciting and full of energy" - BBC Radio 2 The young gunslinger of the blues Laurence Jones has sensationally signed a deal with "Ruf Records". His Debut album for the label and 2nd album for Laurence was recorded at the Legendary Dockside Studio in Louisiana where artists such as B.B...

Laurence Fox is best known as an actor, most notably for his role as DI James Hathaway in ITV's much-loved series Lewis. He was born in Yorkshire in May 1978 to actor James Fox and his wife Mary Piper. He is the third of 5 children, with 2 older brothers, a younger brother, actor Jack Fox, and younger sister, actress Lydia Fox. He is the cousin of actors Emilia and Freddie Fox, and the nephew of Edward Fox. He has been acting for many years, including roles in films, on TV and on stage; most recently he starred as Charles...

Songwriter/producer/keyboardist Paul Laurence had seven number one R&B hits: Freddie Jackson's "Rock Me Tonight (For Old Times Sake)," "Jam Tonight," "Tasty Love," "Hey Lover," "Do Me Again"; Stephanie Mills' "(You're Putting) A Rush on Me"; and Meli'sa Morgan's "Do Me Baby." His other credits include Evelyn King's (her label RCA suggested that she drop "Champagne") summer 1981 number one R&B hit "I'm in Love," her number one R&B hit "Love Come Down," "Don't Hide Our Love," and "Get Loose," as well as hits by Lillo Thomas. Laurence and Jackson attended school and church together at Harlem's White Rock Baptist Church,...