Biography: Vains of Jenna, Vairon, Vajas, Vakill, Val Doonican, Val Emmich, Val McKenna, Val Paganelli, Val Stecklein, Val Stoecklein,

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Vains of Jenna Biography, Photos, Pictures

The first band signed to skateboarder, occasional musician, and Jackasser Bam Margera’s record label, Filthy Note, Vains of Jenna formed in early 2005 in the small Swedish town of Falkenberg, touring southern Europe and the U

The Detroit electro-rock trio Vairon were formed in 2006 by members of several other local bands, including Silent Hero and the Killer Flamingos Featuring the talents of lead vocalist/programmer Steve Kinser, guitarist Todd Best, and guitarist/vocalist Derek Demara, Vairon released the EP Indigo Skylines in 2007

Vajas are a contemporary trio performing the traditional music of the Sami, the indigenous peoples of northern Europe such as Laplanders, Reindeer People, and Shamans Made up of Ánde Somboy (voice), Kristin Mellem (violin/voice), and Nils Johansen (synthesizer), the band’s home base is the arctic city of Tromsø, located in northern Norway

Vakill
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Genre: Hip-Hop

Chicago MC Vakill was born Donald Mason on the city’s near south side in 1975 According to Bob Mehr’s profile in the January 27, 2006, edition of Chicago Reader, he discovered hip-hop in his early teens, favoring the kind of literate, ingenious rhymes he would later pursue with his own music

Val Doonican Biography, Photos, Pictures

Entertainer Val Doonican is sort of an Irish Perry Como Not terribly hip during the early days of his career in the 1960s when the world’s youth were raging over the long-haired Beatles and other rock-and-rollers, he was still a crooner who appealed to a good segment of the market

Rock singer/songwriter Val Emmich was raised in Manalapan, NJ, and took up the guitar after he was diagnosed with Lyme Disease at the age of 15 and was forced to curtail his physical activities

A singer whose career was managed by Ivy League members John Carter and Ken Lewis, Val McKenna was one of the better white female pop soul-style singers to come out of early- to mid-’60s England

Val Paganelli Biography, Photos, Pictures

Folks shopping for musical instruments or instrument supplies in the Los Angeles area may have very well been waited on by Val Paganelli, not realizing that she is an extremely talented multi-instrumentalist who put aside possible career glories in order to raise children and help provide an encouraging music store atmosphere for up and coming players

Val Stecklein Biography, Photos, Pictures

Val Stecklein was the lead singer and main songwriter in the Kansas folk rock group The Blue Things, who have achieved cult status as one of the great lost bands of the 1960s

Val Stoecklein Biography, Photos, Pictures

Best remembered for fronting the cult-favorite folk-rock combo the Blue Things, Val Stöecklein also cut a solo LP, Grey Life, now celebrated in the same pantheon of such masterpieces of melancholy and madness as Alexander “Skip” Spence’s Oar and Scott Walker’s Scott 4