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The Primettes was the original recording name for The Supremes, from 1958 to 1961. Detroit's female quartet created in 1959 by Florence Ballard, as sister group to The Primes. Ballard, Mary Wilson, Betty Travis and Diana Ross, wanted to record for Motown Records, but after an audition Berry Gordy sent the teenagers back to school. The girls persisted, singing in special events, talent contest, record hops and the occasional night club; sang background vocals for Al Garner, and released a single on Lu Pine Records: "Pretty Baby", led by Wilson; and "Tears of Sorrow", by Ross. Eventually Travis left, Barbara...

2006-Present. Willamette compose minimal works for tape, silence, voice and various stringed instrumentation. escapingthememory.org .

Die Schmetterlinge ist eine 1969 entstandene Band des Austropop mit politisch-kritischen Texten. Die Ur-Besetzung war Willi Resetarits Schlagzeug, Congas, Gesang Georg Hernnstadt Gitarre, Gesang Fredi Rubatschek Gitarre, Gesang Erich Meixner Gitarre, Banjo, Gesang Schon 1970 kam Brigitte Schuster (Perkussion, Gesang) dazu, 1971/1972 war statt ihr Pippa Armstrong weibliches Mitglied der Gruppe. schied Fredi Rubatschek aus, statt ihm machte Herbert Zöchling-Tampier (E-Gitarre, Mandoline, Gesang) mit. Ab 1976 war schließlich statt Armstrong Beatrix Neundlinger (Flöte, Gesang) Frontfrau. Die "Proletenpassion" wurde 1976 bei den Wiener Festwochen uraufgeführt. In der von Heinz Rudolf Unger getexteten Proletenpassion werden Herrschaftsstrukturen und soziale Fragen in Europa vom...

Marianne (23) and Jonathan (16) Mettes are a very charismatic and dynamic duo. Marianne, born 2 June 1985, feels it is necessary to lead an interesting life to be able to feed and satisfy her creative soul. Truly a crafter of songs and creativity, as she assembles and designs her work by uniquely combining elements she picks up throughout her life. She engages audiences in awe as she dazzles them with her wide variety of songs, and shares tales of her hearts ebb and flow and the struggles and joy of everyday life, as if she were reading from her...