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Founded in the East Village in the 60s.

Band from Denver founded in the1960s. Active 1965-70.

Obscure 1980s Italian post-punk/new wave project named Lacrima Christi from the Treviso area.

Music director Masami Takeuchi is a japanese theremin player, coach. In 1993, Masami moved to Russia to learn to play theremin, under the guidance of Lydia Kavina. He taught more than 800 people in Japan. (bandcamp)

Written by Alexander Kent. Shearling are from L.A.

From Auckland.

Going out to Jon!

January 7, 1924 by M. Witmark & Sons, New York. Song written in part by Al Jolson, with Bud DaSylva and Joseph Meyer.

Formed around 1975. Line-up included Alig (John Pearce), Ian Hill, Dominique Levillain, Felix Fiedorowicz, Martin Frederix, Bazz Smith, Graham Painting, Mark Doffmann, Lynn Alice. Their music incorporated acoustic, soft rock, punk, new wave, reggae, dub, classical and chanson.

Founded in Edinburgh in 1989.

The pioneer of the Bakersfield Sound!

https://www.thebudos.com/

From Edinburgh, formed in 1984.

The Go! Team are an English indie rock band from Brighton, East Sussex. The band initially began as a solo project conceived by Ian Parton.

Thomas Leer (born Thomas Wishart, 1953) is a pioneering Scottish electronic musician, producer, and singer-songwriter. He is best known for his early DIY synth-pop experiments, his collaborative work with Robert Rental, and as one-half of the 1980s electropop duo Act with former Propaganda vocalist Claudia Brücken.

From Melbourne, founded in 2003.

H.L. NELLY VOCALS (NAKED LIGHTS, FKA SMILEY) https://johndwyer.bandcamp.com/album/chime-oblivion

Narvin Kimball, vocals. "St. James Infirmary Blues" is a famous American jazz and blues standard. "Joe Primrose" was a pen name used by music publisher and promoter Irving Mills, who copyrighted the traditional folk melody in 1929. The song traces its roots back to an old English folk ballad called "The Unfortunate Lass" (wikipedia)