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Kristin Chenoweth Jule Styne George Gershwin - Let Yourself Go (16 tracks) +Album Reviews +Used CD available for Swap - Vimarsana News

Kristin Chenoweth Jule Styne George Gershwin - Let Yourself Go (16 tracks) +Album Reviews +Used CD available for Swap

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Five Man Electrical Band's Les Emmerson, Who Wrote 'Signs,' Dead at 77 - Vimarsana News

Five Man Electrical Band's Les Emmerson, Who Wrote 'Signs,' Dead at 77

Les Emmerson, frontman for Five Man Electrical Band and songwriter of the hippie-era classic "Signs," has died at the age of 77.

Five Man Electrical Band's Les Emmerson Dies at 77 - Vimarsana News

Five Man Electrical Band's Les Emmerson Dies at 77

Les Emmerson — the Canadian musician known best as the vocalist and guitarist of Ottawa's Five Man Electrical Band — has died. Emmerson pass...

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Songwriter of 'Signs', Ottawa's Les Emmerson dead at age 77 - Vimarsana News

Songwriter of 'Signs', Ottawa's Les Emmerson dead at age 77

Les Emmerson, the beloved and talented musician who wrote a song that defined a generation and led the Five Man Electrical Band to international stardom, died Friday in an Ottawa hospital.

Hybrid guitarist Charlie Hunter teams with steel guitarist to open for Amythyst Kiah - Vimarsana News

Hybrid guitarist Charlie Hunter teams with steel guitarist to open for Amythyst Kiah

Charlie Hunter is a rare specimen in the guitar world. His main instrument is a bass/guitar hybrid, with which he sounds like two players, sometimes like three. His style incorporates jazz, soul, blues, funk, Latin and other grooves, along with their requisite melodies and harmonies. He nails them all. Such expertise has put him in a position to play with a wide variety of musicians coming from a broad array of styles. His Southwest Virginia fans have been able to hear him cross that expanse over the past decade or so in shows at Jefferson Center, the old Kirk Avenue Music Hall, 5 Points Mus...