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Alfred M. Green

Born: July 20, 1952

From high school to rock bands, touring, composing, ASCAP, ragtime, jazz, country producer onward to produce rock, fusion and jazz. Wrote for stage, film, and radio. Played for stage, film and radio.Arrangements and productions: Faith In Magic, Supper's Ready, John McFarland, L.A. Jazz Choir, Uncle Z & Alfie G, Bob Faith, Merry Voices Faire, Whiskey Creek.

Southern California, Los Angeles area

Novelty music see Dr. Demento for Alfie G(Don't Let Skylab Fall On Me)

Contemporary Christian music.

Vocal Jazz, Pierce College Jazz Choir, L.A. Jazz Choir.

Ragtime music original available. Piano only.

Ty Showers

Born: November 10, 1960

Jazz pianist and guitarist inspired by Jean Luc Ponty and Chick Corea adds his own soulful sound to the Jazz, Jazz/Rock genre mixing R&B and Intense Jazz. Ty’s personal vault contains enough music to distribute a new release every month for the next 12 years, so that’s his plan - stay tuned.

Bruno Le Flanchec

Born: September 27, 1959

Pianist, flautist, arranger and composer with the most diverse jazz, latin, fusion, rock and pop influences. Born in France, September 27th of 1959, Bruno started his musical studies at the age of six with a private tutor. He studied classical piano for a few years, before his encounter with jazz music through his father, led him to experiment with many different wind instruments. He started playing in “Top Forty” bands at the age of 14 and also in a big band that was created and conducted by his father. First on trumpet which he played for 8 years before switching to the flute, though he never stopped playing the piano

Chuck Leavell

Born: April 28, 1952

Chuck Leavell has been pleasing the ears of music fans for more than 30 years now. His piano and keyboard work has been heard on the works of Eric Clapton, The Rolling Stones, The Black Crowes, George Harrison, The Allman Brothers Band, The Indigo Girls, Blues Traveler, Train, Montgomery-Gentry, Lee Ann Womack and many, many more. In addition to being a well established pianist/artist in the music industry, Leavell is also a published author, tree farmer, and keeps busy with his advocacy work on behalf of the environment.

At the age of 13, Chuck got the opportunity to see Ray Charles in concert

Suzanne Doucet

Born: August 27, 1946

Suzanne Doucet is a former pop star from Europe, the President & Founder of Only New Age Music, Inc. and the International New Age Music Network. She became one of the pioneers in the new age music industry in West Germany and is now recognized as one of the foremost authorities on the subject worldwide. She has lived in the USA since 1983.She also made her mark as a composer , as an actress and a television host and was seen regularly on nationwide T.V. in Germany and Switzerland. Suzanne signed with Liberty Records in 1968 and recorded with Les Reed (Tom Jones' producer) in England. She released her first single in the US "Swan Song" (Bee Gees) and recorded "Suzanne Doucet International" an album in seven different languages. She financed her world travels by releasing a consciousness - expanding sound collage trilogy Trip/Flip out/Meditation

Andre Hoxter

I Grew up in Roxbury, Mass, a town just out side of Boston. I attended and preformed many talent shows in the Boston and surrounding areas, I played with some pretty cool musicians. I later moved to Wilmington, DE were I studied at the Christiana Cultural Art Center.

I studied Jazz under Robert "Boise" Lowery and became friends with some of Wilmington's finest Jazz musicians. While in Wilmington I hooked up with a band called the Wizards, they were a model of the group Earth, Wind & Fire. We did many gigs in the surrounding area. I also played for the Howard High Stage Band under the direction of Lonnie Thomas.

While attending Howard High I played for one of the area choirs, The Wilmington Chester Mass Choir under the direction of Ernest Davis Jr

Stevie Wonder

Born: May 13, 1950

b. Steveland Judkins, 13 May 1950, Saginaw, Michigan, USA. Born Judkins, Wonder now prefers to be known as Steveland Morris after his mother's married name. Placed in an incubator immediately after his birth, baby Steveland was given too much oxygen, causing Steveland to suffer permanent blindness. Despite this handicap, Wonder began to learn the piano at the age of seven, and had also mastered drums and harmonica by the age of nine. After his family moved to Detroit in 1954, Steveland joined a church choir, the gospel influence on his music balanced by the R&B of Ray Charles and Sam Cooke being played on his transistor radio. In 1961, he was discovered by Ronnie White of the Miracles, who arranged an audition at Motown Records

Eftos DE

Born: May 2, 1970

Eftos started 1984 with Peek, Poke & Data in C64-Basic on the famous C64. Later on that machine he came first in contact with a 3 channel SID tracker. After the C64 era he switched to the Amiga to track more stuff, 4 channel first and later in 8 channel with Octalyzer 8 Bit Tracker. In the 1990s a PC was bought and new Trackers tried. The first one was Composer 669, a 16 channel 8 Bit Tracker and later Screamtracker which Eftos descided to use as Adlib Tracker (no samples only synths). Clearly, all of the above efforts failed and just got him into composing. The next step was Windows and the awful .MID format which he edited in Midisoft recording session

Natasha Shneider

Born: May 22, 1956

Natasha Shneider’s voice is sultry and hypnotic and her keyboard mastery is represented in her electric piano, organ and Moog bass playing. Alain Johannes’ guitar playing is emotive and textural with a virtuoso’s flair for subtlety. His voice adds a powerful complement to Natasha’s and this duality of expression gives the songs a timeless quality. Jack Irons is the rhythmic heart of Eleven. His drumming is profound and always rooted in a complete understanding of the pulse that gives music the power to communicate. On “Howling Book” the band is at the height of its creative powers

Tomas Leiburas Orchestra

Born: February 22, 1954

From 1961 to 1972 T. Leiburas studied piano at Vilnius M.K. Čiurlionis Secondary School and took composition lessons from R.Kašponis, V.Barkauskas and V.Bagdonas. In 1978 he graduated in piano at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre (in the class of Prof. S.Vainiūnas). In 1985 he graduated in composition at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre (in the class of Prof. E. Balsys, and upon his death, T. Leiburas finished his studies with Prof. V.Laurušas). Pianist of the Lithuanian Radio and Television Light Music Orchestra from 1975 to 1983. Music Art Director of the Association of Orchestras and Ensembles of Vilnius City from 1983 to 1986. Conductor of the Lithuanian Radio and Television Light Music Orchestra from 1995 to 2006. Since 1987 T