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Linda van Dyck (born Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 18 May 1948) is a respected Dutch movie and TV actress, but in the 1960s she also had a brief career as a pop singer, first as the girl singer of beat outfit, Boo & The Booboos, followed by four singles under her own name. They failed to chart, but one song (1969's 'Seduction Song') was featured in the Dutch 'Tip Parade'. .

Fenwyck was largely the project of singer/guitarist Pat Robinson and a revolving cast of members. Although pop-psychedelic rockers Fenwyck were based in Southern California, singer Jerry Raye came from the East Coast; the other members, it may be assumed, were local musicians. Robinson had gotten his start at the age of 15 backing Johnny Burnette; after spending a few years working on his own music, he landed a deal with Four Star Productions for whom he assembled Fenwyk. Musically Fenwyck's best known song, "Mindrocker" is an airy Summer of Love piece of sunshine pop, sounding like the Association with a...

Aleksander Zarzycki (February 26, 1834 in Lviv (Lemberg), Austria-Hungary, (now Ukraine) – November 1, 1895 in Warsaw) was a Polish pianist, composer and conductor. Author of piano and violin compositions, mazurkas, polonaises, Krakowiaks, and songs. .