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Full name: Jānis Stībelis Genre: R’n’B/Pop/Soul/Rock/Jazz Competitions: Laureate of International pop music competitions: New Wave 2002, Discovery 2003. Experience: Started working professionally at the age of 6. Formed his first band in music school, then had more than 10 projects that gained popularity all over the Baltic States. Has released 4 albums ("Don’t Turn Away" in English, with Shake&Bake; "Inspiration" (in English), "Paliec Tepat" (in Latvian)"Lubof Nastala" (in russian)). Leads an active concert life in Baltic States and Russia, also had concerts in the USA, France, Ukraine, UK, Sweden and Germany. .

Janie Fricke (born December 19, 1947 in South Whitley, Indiana) is an American Country Music singer, best remembered for a series of smooth Countrypolitan hits in the early to mid 1980s. Two of her best-known hits are "He's a Heartache" and "Tell Me a Lie". Overall in her career, Fricke scored eight No. 1 Country hits and nine Country Top Ten hits. Childhood & teen years Born in South Whitley, In 1947, she learned piano and guitar as a child; early vocal influences were folk artists like Joan Baez and Judy Collins. [2] Despite growing up in a musical family,...

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