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African Music Machine Biography, Photos, Pictures

The African Music Machine was an eight-piece funk outfit from New Orleans led by bassist/songwriter Louis Villery They got their start as a house band for the Jewel/Paula label axis, playing on records by the likes of Fontella Bass, Little Johnny Taylor, Roscoe Robinson, Ted Taylor, Tommie Young, and singer/producer Bobby Patterson, among others

After 7 emerged in the ’90s as a solid contemporary ensemble able to perform creditably in either vintage soul or modern new jack and urban styles The Indianapolis trio includes brothers Melvin and Kevin Edmonds (the brothers of producer/performer Babyface) and Keith Mitchell (cousin of Babyface’s longtime partner L

Immensely popular with Latter-day Saints, the duo Afterglow had humble beginnings in a suburb of Salt Lake City, Utah The duo actually began as a quartet that included two each of male and female voices

Agape
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An obscure band that has nonetheless attracted attention from record collectors (more for the fact of their obscurity than any other reason), Agape was a hippie-era psychedelic hard rock act that used the music of youth rebellion to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ

Age of Faith Biography, Photos, Pictures

The contemporary Christian band Age of Faith consists of vocalist Jimi Ray Jr, guitarist David Buchanan, bassist Zachary Plemmons, and drummer Steven Blair They debuted in 1997 with The Truth; Still…Songs of Restoration followed two years later

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