vocal group early 60,s from toledo, ohio "the parliaments"?
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Not sure what your question is, but here is a link to a page describing the band:
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yup.. i know them! robbie williams is one of their members and their groups is very popular in the 90's..
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TheAUDITION\n\nLook at the bottom for all of the official sites associated with this band!
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The only one I know is the songs by "Redbone", they were an Indian group back in the 70's. They sang "Come and get your love" and other songs!
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ive got a real nice colection. mabey not what you like, a lot of real "rockers" the chambers brothers ,"just a closer walk with thee"is my all time favorite. but i got raggae, elvis [a huge gosipel fan ..no pun intended], some top 40 stuff, some soul[ staple singers],peter paul and mary , and other folk singers of the 60s. its all good.. i put all my favorites on one 90min casset.. and working on tape 2 .never heard of your guys though..but i'll give them a try....but you GOT to check out the chambers brothers!...i think they're GODS favorite...i truely do.
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I'm not sure exactly what you're looking for - but you might want to take a look at http://www.casa.org -- and http://www.barbershop.org -- the second is a society of barbershop harmony - specially mens groups.  I would take a look at the list of folks who have placed high in the last international convention,a nd it's a safe bet that you'll come across a really great sounding group.\n\nGood luck in your search :)
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Horslips. They were around in the 70's, they had great songs, the most famous was 'Dearg Doom'. They reformed a while ago and brought out a new cd and dvd.
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The Parents Music Resource Center (PMRC) was an American committee formed in 1985 by the wives of several congressmen. They included Tipper Gore (wife of Senator and later Vice President Al Gore); Susan Baker, wife of Treasury Secretary James Baker; and Nancy Thurmond, wife of Senator Strom Thurmond. Their mission was to educate parents about "alarming trends" in popular music. They claimed that rock music encouraged/glorified violence, drug use, suicide, criminal activity, etc. and sought the censorship and/or rating of music.
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http://www.singing-teachers.co.uk/directory/Private-Teachers/2-0.html\n\nTry this website, then ask individuals for references from former or current students.
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I checked the website for Parliament and the names of the MPs in the Mississauga area are:\n\nOmar Alghabra  \nCaucus: Liberal  \nConstituency: Mississauga—Erindale  \n\nHon. Navdeep Bains  \nCaucus: Liberal  \nConstituency: Mississauga—Brampton South  \n \nHon. Albina Guarnieri  \nCaucus: Liberal  \nConstituency: Mississauga East—Cooksville  \n\nWajid Khan  \nCaucus: Liberal  \nConstituency: Mississauga—Streetsville  \n\nPaul Szabo  \nCaucus: Liberal  \nConstituency: Mississauga South  \n\nTo review the whole list of MPs, see\nhttp://webinfo.parl.gc.ca/MembersOfParliament/MainMPsCompleteList.aspx?TimePeriod=Current&Language=E
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Might be from The Who.  It was in the mid 1970s and was actually Going Mobile.  Try the album Quadrophenia.
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well Old skewl refers more to state of mind, just an opinion, But Clinton is considered Funkadelic, Queen is Ole skewl rock, Aretha is Motown, along with Isley Brothers, Shalamar also ole skewl Motown, you could also throw the O-jays in there.Commodore w/Lionel richie etc...all very good music that came and left a lasting impression on what music has evolved into today.
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They were a UK singing and actor duo who were sucessful in the 40s. They even did a tour of Australia and New Zealand in 1948! They moved to South Africa in the 1950s and remained there for 20 years where they appeared in various musicals, films, radio broacasts and plays. They retired to North Wales in 1978. The link below has much more info about them.
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Is Sia Furler the singer who you are referring to?  If so, here is the link to her homepage.\n\nhttp://www.siamusic.net/
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The MAMAS AND THE PAPAS....60's band
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The answer is Sublime.  They were a ska/alternative band out of Long Beach and had hits in the mid to late 90s with "Santoria" and "What I Got."  Can't remember the lead singer's name but they broke it big right after he died so he never got the riches.  The surviving members hung around for a while as the Long BEach Dub All-Stars, but I haven't heard from them in a while.
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Oliver Postgate\n\nThanks just had a trawl down memory lane, Bagpuss, the Clangers, Ivor the Engine, Noggin the nog\n\nFabulous thanks