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There are at least four acts named Straw: 1) Straw are a band from Fife, Scotland. Formed in 2008 by Graham Munks (guitar, various instruments and backing vocals) and Gus Black (lead vocals,bass,various instruments) they were joined a year later by Derek Barclay on backing vocals and acoustic guitars. They released their first album 'Old ten ton' in June 2010 on recmusics' label. www.recmusic.co.uk 2) New York-based rapper Straw, member of MC duo Team Arliss (created by, named after and almost exclusively produced by D-Block's Supa Mario,) alongside fellow rapper Trav. 3) Straw were a British pop band that released...

1. Japanese band most famous for performing the opening of the anime Spiral. 2. band from Fresno, CA! http://strawberryjam8888.bandcamp.com/ .

There is more than one artist with this name. 1.STRAWBERRY FIELDS was rock band from Japan, formed in 1988. Former members were: 福井祥史 on vocal (ex. DIZZY from D'ERLANGER), LEZYNA (ex. Justy-Nasty) on guitar, NAOKI (ex. One Night Stand) on bass and SHU-KEN on drums. With this line-up they released only one mini-album, "DANCERAMA". Propably in 1990 NAOKI leaved band and SEISHIRO (ex. カオスモード) joined as new bassist. This line-up didn't changed until their disband in September 25, 1993. Discography: ALBUMS and MINI-ALBUMS: 19XX-XX-XX DANCERAMA 1990-01-25 DANCERAMA (reissue) 1990-09-05 Charme 1991-03-30 nouvelle parfum 1992-02-26 Alibi 1992-12-10 soul flower 1993-03-25 THE...

The Five Day Week Straw People were a one-off, studio-only British psychedelic band that did one rare album in late 1967 (actually released in 1968) for the budget Saga label. Its ten songs were loosely centered around the concept of a typical weekend in the life of typical working British people. For a fee of 25 pounds per musician, The Five Day Week Straw People -- comprised of singer/guitarist John Du Cann (of the obscure psychedelic pop group the Attack, who did four singles for Decca), bassist Mick Hawksworth, and drummer Jack Collins -- were assembled. The album was recorded...