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1) William Shakespeare, famous british poet (presumably used mainly as tag for voice recordings of his work). 2) Heavy metal band from Eskilstuna, Sweden; they recorded a single named Orphan Devil in 1982 and subsequently split up and fell into obscurity. .

Trip Shakespeare was an alternative rock band formed at Harvard University by Matt Wilson (guitar/vocals) and Elaine Harris (drums) in the early 1980s. After a year of performing as a duo, Wilson convinced Harris to relocate to Minneapolis, Wilson's hometown, where they joined up with bass player John Munson, a Chinese language major at the University of Minnesota. Shortly after releasing their first album, Applehead Man, in 1986, the band's roster expanded to include Dan Wilson, Matt's older brother who would eventually go on to form Semisonic with Munson and another Harvard grad, Jake Slichter. .

Brooklyn has a long-standing tradition for greatness, whether it was the Brooklyn Dodgers, Mike Tyson, a Spike Lee joint or the legacy of Christopher Wallace; Brooklyn has always produced a certain magic. Just when the magic seems to have passed away, retired, or gotten jerked by Don King, enters Franklin Rossman aka Shakespeare, and all the 28-year-old wants is for the world to “feel” him. “When writing a song, I try to find ideas that everyone experiences at some level,” answers Shake when asked about his creative process. “Everybody experiences death, love, hate and betrayal,” he adds. Not only is...

John Shakespeare is a British composer of music for film and TV. He was also member of 1960s pop group, 'The Ivy League'. .