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Frukwan was originally a member of the group Stetsasonic formed in 1981 alongside Prince Paul, Wise, DBC (the Devastating Beat Creator), Daddy-O, Delite and Bobby Simmons. After the group's third and final album Blood Sweat & No Tears, the group disbanded and Frukwan left to become a member of the group Gravediggaz where he adopted his Gravedigga alter ego the Gatekeeper. He has since released a solo album entitled Life. .

Took it from: http://www.leopardmannen.no . "Hukwe Zawose has been a success with his virtuoso thumb piano playing and his mighty voice that stretches over 5 octaves, from deep bass to falsetto. He can roar like a lion one minute and trill like a bird the next. He is working on a variety of compendium albums of African folk music and has released two solos album via Realworld. Today, Hukwe Zawose stands out as one of Africa's most important traditional musicians. Hukwe Zawose died December 30th 2003 in his hometown Bagamoyo having been ill for a short period of time." .

Drukwerk is een Nederlandse popgroep, die vooral begin jaren 80 van de 20e eeuw populair was. Producer Coen van Vrijberghe de Coningh was de grote man achter het succes van deze groep. Drukwerk is in 1978 opgericht door Harry Slinger, Ton Coster, Joop May en Hans Witteveen. De samenstelling van de groep is in de loop der jaren regelmatig veranderd, maar Harry Slinger, Ton Coster en Joop May blijven constante factoren. De eerste liedjes zijn protestsongs tegen de sluiting van een jeugdhonk in Amsterdam-Noord en atoomenergie in Kalkar en liedjes als ondersteuning van vluchtelingen en krakers. In 1981 neemt Drukwerk...

Ndidi Onukwulu (pronounced In-DEE-dee On-OOK-whoo-loo) is a blues/soul singing lady. Born in BC but raised all around the Canadian landscape. Onukwulu left home at an early age and wound up in New York City to pursue her singing career. Starting out by singing a capella on the city's open mic circuit, she encountered some hip-hop and blues players. She'd sing on their albums; in return, they'd work on her songs. After leaving New York for Toronto, she sang in a rock band, then in an electronic one called Stop, Die, Resuscitate. On her debut No, I Never, Ndidi Onukwulu proved...