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Music: Albums - Composers and songwriters - Genres - Hip hop - Jazz - Performers and Bands - Critics, Historians, and Journalists - Producers - Festivals and concerts - Musical instruments - Music Theory - Operas, stage musicals and classical compositions - Orchestras & other Classical ensembles - Classical Musicians and Conductors - Organizations - Record Labels - Schools - Songs - Technical, business terms

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Albums

Albums A

Albums B

Albums C

Albums D

Albums E-G

Albums H-K

Albums L-N

Albums O

Albums P-Q

Albums R-S

Albums T-V

Albums W-Z

Composers and songwriters

Composers and songwriters A

Composers and songwriters B

Composers and songwriters C

Composers and songwriters D

Composers and songwriters E

Composers and songwriters F

Composers and songwriters G

Composers and songwriters H

Composers and songwriters I

Composers and songwriters J

Composers and songwriters K-L

Composers and songwriters M

Composers and songwriters N

Composers and songwriters O

Composers and songwriters P

Composers and songwriters R

Composers and songwriters S

Composers and songwriters T-V

Composers and songwriters W-Z

Rroland On the basis of his press release, Rroland appears to be a mythological musical figure on a par with The Frosted Ambassador or the long-lost fifth Beatle. If I had to venture a guess, I’d have to say that Rroland is actually British electro-folkie Momus operating under a rather unassuming alias. Identity issues aside, Reflections on a Past Life as Played on the Roland Synthesizer is, as its name implies, a series of fifteen Roland keyboard-based electronic compositions. Sounding not unlike Perrey & Kingsley’s The In Sound From Way Out played over a shitty transistor radio, the bulk of Reflections could certainly soundtrack any Nintendo or Colecovision game you’d care to name. Throughout the album, Rroland (whoever he is) makes great use of his rudimentary composition skills, gingerly guiding the listener through a Technicolored world of hesitant, slightly off-kilter electronic pop. The gleefully bouncy "Frozen Fugue" brings to mind the twisted creations of Wendy/Walter Carlos (one of Momus' favorite people -- Ed.), while the delightful "Shining Chariot" sounds like someone attempting to play the Pac-Man theme song while doing a handstand and eating a Creamsicle. I guess I'll have to wait for the video to see if that's actually the case. I'm still not entirely sure who this Rroland guy is, but his Candyland-on-crack soundscapes are welcome in my home any time.

Genres

Hip hop

Genres

Musicians

Jazz

Famous female jazz vocalists. Styles, signature songs, bios, discography, genres, social climate, influences on contemporary female vocalists, and other cool information.

Jazz Genres

Jazz Performers

Jazz Venues

Performers and Bands

  • Please add people by first name (e.g. put "Paul McCartney" under "P")! Composers and songwriters should now be added here instead.

Performers and Bands #:

Performers and Bands A:

Aa-Ai

Ak-Am

An-Ap

Ar-Az

Performers and Bands B:

Ba

Be-Bi

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Br-Bz

Performers and Bands C:

Ca

Ce

Ch

Cha-Chl
Cho-Chu

Ci-Cl

Co-Cy

Performers and Bands D:

Da

De-Di

Dj-Dy

Performers and Bands E:

Performers and Bands F:

Performers and Bands G:

Ga-Gi

Gl-Go

Gr..

Performers and Bands H:

Ha

He-Ho

Hs..

Performers and Bands I:

Performers and Bands J:

Ja

Je-Ji

Jenilee Reyes

Jimi Bell

Jo

Joa-Joh
Jol-Joy
       John Mcdermott--Original member of the Irish Tenors, Canadian singer

Jt-Jv

Performers and Bands K:

Ka

Ke-Kh

Ki-Kn

Ko..

Performers and Bands L:

La-Le

Li-Lm

Lo-Lu

Performers and Bands M:

Ma

Mac-Man
Mar-Mas
Mat-May

Mc-Mg

Mi-Mm

Mo-Mw

My

Performers and Bands N:

Na

Ne-Ni

No..

Performers and Bands O:

Performers and Bands P:

Pa

Pe-Ph

Pi-Pl

Po-Pu

Performers and Bands Q:

Performers and Bands R:

Ra

Re-Ri

Ro..

Performers and Bands S:

  • S.T.U.N. (Scream Toward the Uprising of Non-conformity)

Sa-Sc

Se-Sh

Si-Sn

So-Sp

Sq

St

Sta-Sti

Su-Sy

Performers and Bands T:

  • Please add groups starting with "The" under the second word of their title.
  • T3CHN0PH0B1A

Ta-Te

Th-Ti

To

Tr..

Performers and Bands U:

Performers and Bands V:

Performers and Bands W:

Performers and Bands X-Y:

Performers and Bands Z:

Critics, Historians, and Journalists

Producers

Festivals and concerts

       Black Clouds and Underdogs Tour (setlist)

How much do hip hop producers charge per beat?

Musical instruments

Music Theory

Operas, stage musicals and classical compositions

Orchestras & other Classical ensembles

Classical Musicians and Conductors

Organizations

Record Labels

Schools

Songs

Project page:Wikipedia:WikiProject Songs

Technical, business terms

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