Biography: Rebaelliun, Rebecca Coupe Franks, Rebecca Pidgeon, Rebekka Bakken, Red Balaban, Red Brown, Red Callender, Red Camp, Red Florey, Red Garland,

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Rebaelliun
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Genre: Jazz

Brazilian death metal band Rebaelliun was formed in the spring of 1998 by singer/bassist Marcello Marzari, guitarists F Penna Correa and Ronaldo Lima, and drummer Sandro M Upon recording a demo, Promo-Tape ‘98, the group sold most of their belongings to fund a tour of Europe, and after performing extensively throughout Belgium, Holland and Germany, in early 1999 Rebaelliun signed with the Dutch label Hammerheart to reissue their demo under the title At War

Rebecca Coupe Franks Biography, Photos, Pictures

A contemporary trumpeter who’s recorded for Justice Records Her recent release included appearances by Joe Henderson, Kenny Barron and Buster Williams ~ Ron Wynn, All Music Guide

Rebecca Pidgeon Biography, Photos, Pictures

Actress/singer Rebecca Pidgeon was born in Cambridge, MA, but raised in Edinburgh, Scotland, going on to study at London’s Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts In 1986 she sang on a demo recording cut by her guitarist friend Roger Fife that attracted the attention of the tiny independent label Red Flame, which immediately signed the duo to release the folk-pop effort Glances Askances; Pidgeon later fronted the group Ruby Blue, which in 1989 issued the LP Down from Above

Rebekka Bakken Biography, Photos, Pictures

Nordic folk-jazz chanteuse Rebekka Bakken was the most successful exponent of a new generation of Scandinavian jazz singers that also included Silje Nergaard, Sidsel Endresen, and Solveig Slettahjell

Red Balaban
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Genre: Jazz

The nickname “Red” could be the most widely used in jazz or any musical genre; in the meantime, that a sub-catagory relating to bassists with this nickname exists should never be doubted

Red Brown
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Genre: Jazz

A member of the Dukes of Dixieland, a top combo in the New Orleans jazz genre, the trombonist and bassist Tom Brown would sometimes hide out under the stagename of Red Brown

Red Callender Biography, Photos, Pictures

A busy studio musician who appeared on a countless number of recordings during his productive (and generally lucrative) career, Red Callender is the only player to turn down offers to join both Duke Ellington’s Orchestra and the Louis Armstrong All-Stars

Red Camp
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Genre: Jazz

Rare jazz clavichord player of whom next to no information seems to be available, right up to identity of musicians on his three albums recorded in mid and late ’50s ~ Ron Wynn, All Music Guide

Red Florey
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Genre: Jazz

Tenor sax, bandleader, arrager Dedicated archivist and follower of Charlie Parker, Red Flory’s best known in the music community for his work with Supersax, the Parker repertory company

Red Garland
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Genre: Jazz

Red Garland mixed together the usual influences of his generation (Nat Cole, Bud Powell, and Ahmad Jamal) into his own distinctive approach; Garland’s block chords themselves became influential on the players of the 1960s