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		Micky Dolenz - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Micky Dolenz.
		George Michael Dolenz (born March 8, 1945), better known as Micky Dolenz, is an American actor, musician, and director.
		In the show he played an orphaned boy who is the water boy for the elephants in his uncle’s one-ring circus at the turn of the 20th Century.
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		BIOGRAPHY: Micky Dolenz was born March 8, 1945, at 6:30 in the morning, in Los Angeles, California, to parents, George and Janelle Dolenz.
		Micky Dolenz is one of the former band members of the 1960's rock and roll group The Monkees than one of the Monkees, Micky is a (an) director, producer, author.
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	Mickey Finn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A Mickey Finn (or simply Mickey) is a slang term for a drug-laced drink given to someone without their knowledge in order to incapacitate them.
		It is named for the owner and bartender of a Chicago establishment, the Lone Star Saloon and Palm Garden Restaurant, which operated from 1896 to 1903 in the city's South Loop neighborhood on the west side of South State Street north of Harrison Street.
		A Mickey Finn is typically made by adding "knockout drops" (a solution of chloral hydrate in alcohol) to a drink.
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		Micky was born March 8, 1945 in Los Angeles California, the first child of George and Janelle Dolenz.
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		See also Micky Finn (musician) Mickey Finn is a slang term for a drug-laced drink, given to someone without their knowledge in order to incapacitate them.
		Nobukazu Takemura is a Japanese musician whose style has run from jazz to house to drum and bass to chamber music to Merzbow-esque electronic glitches within less than a decade.
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	Mickey Finn (musician)
		Mickey Finn was the percussionist/drummer with the 1970s glam rock group T.
		Marc Bolan asked Finn to join the band in the late 1960s and reportedly only hired Finn for his good looks and not for his musical ability.
		In the late 1990s, Finn formed Mickey Finn's T.Rex with former T. Rex members Paul Fenton and Jack Green.
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	The Real Deal: Toward An Aesthetic of Authentic Live Electronic Dance Music, Pt. 2 - Article - Stylus Magazine
		Some musicians, unaware that the performances they were listening to were the products of extreme digital manipulation (particularly in the breakbeat-based genres of jungle, hip hop, trip hop and acid jazz, where acoustic drum kits are frequently sampled), began to approximate the sounds and structures they heard using conventional instrumentation and real-time playing techniques.
		Indeed, musicians today (as well as critics and audiences) often speak of having a unique and personal ‘sound’ in the same manner in which another generation of musicians might have spoken of having developed a particular ‘style’ of playing or composing.
		Music was no longer confined to the creative and aural possibilities dictated by the staff, the treble clef, or the quarter note: recorded sound itself became the new ‘notation’ of the phonographic age, leaving pen and paper behind for the untapped potential of a purely ‘electromagnetic’ music.
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		His first session for the label was the recording "Diamonds" by Jet Harris and Tony Meehan which went to Number 1 on the singles chart in 1963.
		Jeff Beck The electric guitarist Jeff Beck (born June 24, 1944) is a British rock musician who played in a number of influential bands in the 1960s.
		Unplugged refers to musicians performing live using only acoustic instruments; that is, without plugging in amplified instruments (e.
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	Mickey Finn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Mickey Finn is a slang term for a drug-laced drink, given to someone without their knowledge in order to incapacitate them.
		Specifically, a Mickey Finn is a solution of chloral hydrate in alcohol.
		This is sometimes referred to as "knockout drops".
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	The Examiner - News From Ireland - 24, August, 1999
		His enormous love and enthusiasm for music of all kinds has inspired him to perform and record the indigenous music of countless nations, as well as putting his own joyous stamp on Irish music and the work of some of the world’s most celebrated classical composers.
		Irish musicians in the 1920s didn’t regard the melodeon as a proper traditional instrument.
		The Lewis Family, Maurice Lennon, Pat Mitchell, Jimmy O’Brien Moran, the late Micky Finn -fantastic characters and players -were all there.
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	The Mary Black Homepage - Musician: James Blennerhasset (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Irish multi-instrumentalist James Blennerhassett is one of contemporary music's most talented and versatile bassists, and his way with a guitar has also made him one of its most in-demand artists.
		Now, with his first solo outing, James Blennerhassett not only showcases his undeniable talent as a musician, but emerges as a writer able to weave melody and texture into music that defies easy categorization.
		Opening and closing the album are two poems, the title cut and "A Wood Without Trees (Coill Gan Crann)," written by his sister Susan, well-matched bookends to the musical journey in between.
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	Articles - Micky Finn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This article is about the musician Micky Finn.
		For the slang term Mickey Finn see that article.
		Micky Finn is the founder of Urban Takeover Records and one of the original rave scene pioneers.
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		Took was replaced on this album by Micky Finn (backing vocals, Moroccan Clay Drums, table, bass, finger cymbals).
		Finn's theory on bongo fury was a lot less inspired than Took's and Bolan's songwriting/singing seemed to aim more squarely at the anthemic/glam protocol that was soon to emerge.
		Fed up with being confined to tambourine, the least-accomplished musician but songwriting heart of the Byrds, craved a solo career.
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		At the beginning of 2003, the band were joined by Dave "Blockhead" Wright on keyboards and The Beat reunion gig at London's Royal Festival Hall was a great success.
		In May 2003, after the depature of Tony O'Donnell, Twist and Crawl were joined by Matt aka "Ranking Junior" on vocals and Mark Hamilton aka "Chico" (son of Jazz musician Andy Hamilton) on sax.
		In 2004, The Beat toured in Europe, to a highly receptive audience….The Beat is back and are enjoying massive success throughout the Europe.
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	Power Station
		Such seminal 80's acts as Bauhaus, Visage, Ultravox, the Human League and OMD have cited David Bowie, Iggy Pop, Mott the Hoople, Television, the New York Dolls and their glam-rock/proto-punk contemporaries as major influences on their music, fashion, and attitude.
		But for many a 70's singer or musician, their was no greater compliment than to be compared to Marc Bolan of T.Rex.
		The line-up change from Steve Peregrin to Micky Finn came with an abreviation of the band's name to T.Rex.
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	Susan Alcorn Biography
		I began playing the pedal steel guitar almost 30 years ago, and in that time my perception of the instrument, its capabilities, and my outlook on music have gone through some profound changes.
		As a child in the 1950's and 1960's I was surrounded by the big-band music that my parents listened to – Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Micky Finn, Al Hirt – then later the pop music on the radio.
		By the late 1980s, after performing straight-ahead jazz for ten years, I took the advice of Paul Bley, with whom I had been corresponding.
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	T. Rex (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Mickey Finn, while being the longest serving member bar Marc himself, has in fact a negligible influence.
		You are completely correct in stating that Mickey Finn was hired mostly for his looks.
		Micky Finn quitted after the record failed and critics had a great chance to despise Marc (and surely they didn't miss that chance).
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	A Different Bomb by Pete Townshend (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		He is also an intelligent musician that wrote 3 rock operas.
		Micky Finn, percussionist with glam rock group T Rex, has died at the age of 55.
		His manager Barry Newby said Finn was believed to have died of kidney and liver problems, but the exact cause of death had not been announced yet.
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		People asked me why I wrote Tubular Bells and I've got no idea, I was born a musician and I express myself through sound and that's what came out at that time of my life.
		You say that you were born a musician, do you think that one day they will isolate the musical gene?
		I think that there are people who are musical and people who have tone deafness - it's definitely something genetical so I think that there will be an isolated gene for music.
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		See, this guy was evidently the rep for the musician's union in the good ol' US of A. Whoops.
		This single also represents a landmark in the band's career: the music scene was changing at a fast pace and the naivet of the mid-sixties was over.
		At the same time, The Outsiders were maturing as musicians and needed to explore new directions, focusing more on their artistic needs than on commercial goals.
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		Musician, writer, painter, enigma, cultural icon —- all of these and more apply to Billy Childish, an artist the world is waking up to.
		A delusion that assumed that rock musicians paid attention during history class.
		It follows the crooked path of "Benjamin" (no last name), an underground musician, speed-freak, occasional drag-queen, and all-around renegade living in the hidden Georgia neighborhood called "Cabbagetown," and playing in an indescribable band called Smoke.
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		I will answer from a political musician standpoint.
		I don't care how much money they are making like all these hip-hop moguls and producers.
		There is a decadence that is almost scary and that's me talking as a musician.
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	mike_ramage_biography.htm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		In the early seventy’s and soon after graduating from High School, a friend who had this small country group called the “Mavericks” approached me about filling the rhythm guitar position in his band.
		I soon found myself wanting to prove that the pedal steel was a great addition to other types of music, and joined a group called “Micky Finn”.
		This proved to be quite beneficial and was an educational experience for me as a performing live musician.
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		The name Anoyo no dekigoto means something like Happenings in the Other World, an entirely appropriate moniker for the indeterminate, non-linear and metaphysical nature of the communication between Muronoi and Takahashi during their improvised performances.
		Rather, he refers to a complex series of negotiations between dancer, musician, environment, and audience that serve to create a sense of enveloping, trembling communal space.
		Coming as the sun set on the first psychedelic rock era, Corkys Debt evokes the early days of acoustic blues, but is already in the maelstrom from which punk rock would emerge just a few years later.
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		A: I just listened to anything that was about then, obviously Bowie, and King Crimson who I have done a cover of on this album, early Genesis and those bands Can who were an early electronic band from Germany.
		I think as long as you keep on learning… I mean, on the solo albums I tend to ask musicians whom I really respect to work with me and you can learn a lot from other people.
		If you really like somebody else’s music and you meet them and work with them then you learn a lot from them.
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		We hear the violin bow in a constant 360 degree rotation, Peruvian musicians "playing through" their instruments, the endless glissandi of mallets, and new innovations on the ancient komungo.
		They are essentially blueprints specifying time-slots to be filled by the musicians, the monitoring environment (what the player hears while recording track l ; this is always a small fraction of the piece), and some directives for mix-down.
		The 'downtown' musicians featured as guests include the dazzling flute virtuoso Robert Dick, the meditative accordion pioneer Pauline Oliveros, the rambunctious percussionist of Sam Bennett, with the howling sounds of Elliott Sharp on soprano sax and the brilliant Steven Mackey on guitar.
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		Its aim is to break the stranglehold of mainstream film and music distribution, by offering filmmakers and musicians the opportunity to show their work free-of-charge on the web, while still retaining 100% copyright over the work broadcast.
		To utilise the site, filmmakers and musicians submit details of their work on-line, and then forward a DV, Mini DV or SP-Beta master of their film to their nearest IndieFilmWeb.com submission office.
		Whether you are a musician, a stakeholder, or just have an interest in a contemporary music scene in the Alice region, they would like you to be involved.
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	Mickey Finn -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Mickey Finn -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article
		See also (Click link for more info and facts about Micky Finn (musician)) Micky Finn (musician)
		Specifically, a Mickey Finn is a solution of (A colorless crystalline drug used as a sedative; irritates the stomach and can be addictive) chloral hydrate in (A liquor or brew containing alcohol as the active agent) alcohol.
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