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Ferdi Tayfur (born 1945) is a Turkish arabesque singer, actor and composer. In recent years, he has also become popular in Afghanistan, Lebanon, Trinidad and Tobago, Syria and Iran. He was born in Hürriyet neighborhood of Adana, Turkey and he has led a successful career in arabesque music. Being successful in his arabesque career he is announced as the king of arabesque, a music type very popular in today's Turkey and the middle east. His father, Cumali, who was a big fan of a famous theater and dubbing actor "Ferdi Tayfur" named his youngest son after him. After his father...

Vocals – 田澤 孝介 (Takayuki Tazawa) (ex-Lu:Re → Waive → ストロボ → エルニシオン → SPIRAL LIFE → SPIRAL MIND) Guitarist – YUKI (ex-∧ucifer → YUNA×YUKI → DUSTAR-3 → Acid Black Cherry (support)) Bassist – IKUO (ex-Ex-iT → Lapis Lazuli → CUBE RAY → BULL ZEICHEN 88 → abingdon boys school (support)) Keyboard – 都啓一 (Keiichi Miyako) (ex-THE FIGHT → ＳＯＰＨＩＡ) Drums – Sakura (ex-ＤＥＡＤ ＥＮＤ (roadie) → The Harem Q → DIE-KUSSE → L'Arc～en～Ciel → ZIGZO → SONS OF ALL PUSSYS → Lion Heads) http://www.jvcmusic.co.jp/flyingdog/-/Artist/A023108.html .

Growing up in Kent, Ohio, David was surrounded by Bluegrass music. At the age of twelve he was playing bass for the family band, traveling from festival to festival, along with his younger sister, noted songstress, Jessica Lea Mayfield, singing and absorbing the stories and lessons taught by road hard veterans, all the while picking up tips on how to play a lick on guitar or mandolin. By the time he was a teenager, Mayfield had won several national awards for his guitar and mandolin playing and his reputation was being forged in the world of Bluegrass as a player...

In January 2010, a band was born: full of energy, bursting with love and spilling over with songs to sing and stories to tell. This band is Charlie Mayfair. The first part of this year has seen the band racing around their hometown writing songs, making friends, and letting people experience their unique style of folk-fired pop. They hollered their gigs from the rooftops and Brisbane heeded their call. And so their three-part-harmonised hollering led them to play at many lovely venues like The Powerhouse, The Troubadour, The Zoo and The Sound Lounge, sharing the stage with the talented likes...

Percy Mayfield (12 August 1920 - 11 August 1984) was an American singer & songwriter famous for the songs "Hit the Road, Jack" and "Please Send Me Someone to Love".He was known as “Poet Laureate of the Blues”. Mayfield was born in Minden, Louisiana. As a youth, he showed a talent for poetry, so he thought he would try songwriting and singing. He began his performing career in Texas and had moved to Los Angeles by 1942. He auditioned his song "Two Years of Torture" to Supreme Records (a Los Angeles-area record label) because he thought it would be a...