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Deborah Ann Gibson, credited as both Deborah Gibson and Debbie Gibson (born August 31, 1970 in Brooklyn, NY, United States), is an American singer-songwriter, and record producer who was initially a teen idol appearing repeatedly on the cover of such teen magazines as Tiger Beat. In contrast to the prevalence of the name Debbie in her teen-idol phase, she showed a preference for "Deborah" even then, and her fans had, before the release of Naked, signalled a departure from that image by using this name to refer to her. When Gibson turned 16 years old in 1986, she was signed...

Azizi Gibson is a rapper with a melting pot of influences. He was born in Frankfurt, Germany because of dirty hospital conditions in Zaire, Africa, his family then relocated back to Africa. After a while he moved to Bangkok, then to Singapore, back to Bangkok again and finally finding a home in the States at the age of 11. Azizi now calls Los Angeles his home and he has become an integral part of the uprising L.A. hip-hop scene. In L.A. he hooked up with the Flying Lotus-helmed Brainfeeder label and released his debut mixtape, Ghost in the Shell in...

Born: May 1, 1936 | Instrument: Guitar, electric Blues Guitarist Lacy Gibson was born on 1 May 1936,in Salisbury, North Carolina. Gibson's family settled in Chicago in 1949 and he quickly became involved in the city's blues scene, receiving tips on blues guitar playing from musicians such as Muddy Waters and T-Bone Walker . Besides working with innumerable blues artists, he was also involved in the jazz scene. Gibson recorded with Buddy Guy in 1963, and also did his own single session, which went unnoticed. Gibson had two other singles on the Repeto label. But it wasn’t until the ‘70’s...

A cover of the Rolling Stones song Under My Thumb came in 1974 by Wayne Gibson, who had initially recorded the track in 1966 for Columbia Records. His cover was re-released on the Pye label where it reached the top 20 in the UK singles chart, with Gibson performing the song on popular TV shows of the time such as BBC's Top of the Pops and Crackerjack and on Granada's pop show 45. Wayne's version remains a genuine Northern Soul classic! .