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Tracy Frey grew up in the northwest suburbs of Chicago, Ill Her obsession with music began in the early 1980s when she was in junior high Hard rock and metal were big at her junior high, and she listened to bands like Judas Priest and AC/DC

Trevor Duncan Biography, Photos, Pictures

Trevor Duncan has achieved major recognition in two specialized musical fields: in England, as a composer of light music, he has had few peers since the 1950s, and as a film composer, despite the fact that his work has been limited to a relative handful of features, some of his music is known internationally

Trevor Jones Biography, Photos, Pictures

Soundtrack composer Trevor Jones is best known for his work on science fiction fantasies like The Dark Crystal, Labyrinth, and Dark City, but he has also worked on films ranging from romantic comedy (Notting Hill) to political thriller (13 Days) to action-adventure (Cliffhanger)

Encouraged by the Rounder record label, Cajun accordionist/vocalist Eddie LeJeune (1951-2000) joined with guitarist/vocalist DL Menard and fiddler Ken Smith, in 1992, to record an album of traditional Cajun tunes as Le Trio Cadien

Taylor Dayne Biography, Photos, Pictures

Dance-pop diva Taylor Dayne (born Leslie Wonderman) had a remarkably quick ascent to stardom in the late ’80s, sailing into the Top Ten with her first single, “Tell It to My Heart

Tullio Serafin Biography, Photos, Pictures

Tulio Serafin was one of the most respected Italian conductors of his day, especially in operaHis higher musical education was at Milan Conservatory, where he studied composition and violin

Tyler Hilton Biography, Photos, Pictures

Singer and songwriter Tyler Hilton started in music early, the product of a musical family that kept him curious about playing guitar, singing, and performing By seventeen he was writing his own songs, and had become an open mic fixture in his hometown of Palm Springs, California

Tytan
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Pretty much immediately upon forming, in the second half of 1981, London-based group Tytan enjoyed an unnatural amount of interest from the UK’s heavy metal press, due in no small part to the simple fact that its rhythm section consisted of bassist Kevin “Skidz” Riddles and drummer Dave Dufort — recently departed from sadly defunct New Wave of British Heavy Metal front-runners Angel Witch

This Ted Brown, a baritone vocalist active with choral groups such as the Boston Gay Men’s Chorus and the Turtle Creek Chorale, should not be confused with the veteran jazz saxophonist of the same name

Ted Fox
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Genre:Pop

Uplifting, political, and stridently queer, the spirit is reborn in Ted Fox, and it is mighty He is an out and proud gay man singing songs of defiance and positive self-affirmation

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