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	Redbone (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Redbone was an American rock group in the 1970s.
		The band was formed in Los Angeles, California by the brothers Pat Vegas (bass and vocals) and Lolly Vegas (guitar and vocals), two Native Americans, in 1968.
		The line-up of Redbone was not constant, but Tony Bellamy (guitar, piano and vocals) was a part of the core.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Redbone_(band) (174 words)

	PRESS 4
		Redbone, whose father is Black and Blackfoot Indian and whose mother is Blackfoot, Shawnee and Choctaw, later chose the term &#8220;redbone”; for her name.
		Redbone’s father, a funk and gospel musician in the ’70s, nurtured her with what she describes as “real” soul music – before it was stripped down.
		Redbone received her “glass slipper” in the form of a microphone that was unceremoniously shoved in her face while she was doing some illustrations for George Clinton and the P-Funk All Stars.
	www.martharedbone.com /press4.html (3033 words)

	HotBands.com interview with Martha Redbone by Kelley Guiney (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Martha Redbone is a singer-songwriter based in New York City who can put together a great groove and sing it with a voice on par with soul legends like Chaka Khan, Al Green and Stevie Wonder.
		Redbone’s optimistic, confident attitude and quirky table-turning sensibility is exemplified by the name itself.
		Martha Redbone - It’s all intrinsic isn’t it.
	www.hotbands.com /reviews/20031001review.php (5011 words)

	Redbone- 1970s Rock Band Story and Review
		Redbone was a funky band whose music was a mixture of randb, Cajun, Latin and tribal elements.
		Although the heritage of the band members was a mixture of Chicano and Native American, they emphasized the latter with their name and image.
		Redbone was an excellent band with solid musicians, two strong lead vocalists in Pat and Lolly, and a distinctive style.
	markguerrero.net /23.html (2865 words)

	ICT [2003/11/07] Redbone - Still rockin' the rez
		The band is still touring and planning their first new album in 15 years.
		Redbone was founded in the late 1960s by two brothers from Fresno, Calif., Pat and Lolly Vegas (who changed their last name from "Vasquez" to curtail racial discrimination).
		Redbone has released 18 albums over the years, but only compilations of the early work are currently in print, notably Epic/Legacy's "The Essential Redbone," released earlier this year.
	www.indiancountry.com /content.cfm?id=1068216136 (774 words)

	Band on the run
		But for the Madman Blues Band, playing a four-hour set Friday afternoon at Midway Airport won't be nearly as wild as playing on Maxwell Street, the famous blues hub in Chicago, or signing autographs for a fan's iguanas.
		Last year, Madden said, the band felt like major rock stars when there was a long line for autographs, including one fan who asked them to sign his two pet iguanas.
		The band, which released a CD titled "Reckless Conduct" last year, plays a few originals, such as "Madman Mambo," "Unemployed Blues" and "The Blueskeepers," mixed in with covers of songs by Albert King, Jimmy Reed, B.B. King and Muddy Waters, to name a few.
	www.dailysouthtown.com /southtown/dsliving/091ldsho.htm (649 words)

	"Come and Get Your Love"
		It was a mix of fl and tribal influences, and many called their style "swamp music." They named themselves Redbone, and they were one of the very few rock groups to be fully staffed by genuine American Indians.
		They wore buckskins and moccasins onstage, and promoted themselves as "the Injun band." It was a gimmick, but it seemed to work, and slowly their reputation grew on the west coast nightclub circuit.
		Their first single was "Maggie," "a song," said Lolly, "about the way some girls prostitute themselves in life." It became a regional hit in some parts of the country in September 1971.
	www.superseventies.com /1974_2singles.html (534 words)

	Redbone A North American Indian band formed in 1968
		Redbone A North American Indian band formed in 1968
		A North American Indian band formed in 1968, Redbone included brothers Pat and Lolly Vegas (both b.
		Redbone, an Anglicized cajun epithet for half-breed, was completed by Tony Bellamy (b.
	www.centrohd.com /biogra/r2/redbone_a_north_american_indian_.htm (204 words)

	Redbone - Art History Online Reference and Guide
		Redbone is an vaguely-defined ethnic group whose members belong to two or more of various ethnic groups, and is found primarily in the Louisiana area of the United States.
		Redbone was a 1970s pop-music group featuring lead singers Pat and Lolly Vegas.
		Leon Redbone is a quirky American jazz/blues/pop musician whose semi-fame is at odds with his intentionally mysterious background.
	www.arthistoryclub.com /art_history/Redbone (118 words)

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		Band on The Run-Paul McCartney & Wings 23.
		Band on The Run-Paul McCartney & Wings 15.
		Band on The Run-Paul McCartney & Wings 8.
	home.comcast.net /~w.ingram/TOP40-74.TXT (4202 words)

	Welcome to Thunderhand Joe and the Medicine Show (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Redbone is the most successful Native American Rock & Roll band in the history of music.
		This is an extraordinary band with a phenomenal sound that is both sensational and dynamic.
		This is truly one of the most exceptionally unique bands you’ll ever hear, an extraordinary band with a phenomenal sound.
	www.thunderhandjoe.com /theband.html (539 words)

	NY Rock Street Beat: Reviews of Unsigned, Newly Signed or Independent Label Bands
		Redbone has a voice that singes when it needs to, or purrs like a kitten, well, if that kitten were Eartha Kitt.
		Redbone's humor is evident in that last song as well, as she tells the tale of meeting a man at a Starbucks, only to find out he's gay.
		In any event, there are the requisite features of the heavy bands, the screaming vocals, machine-gun drums and bass, heavy-hitting guitar, but the band actually provokes more interest when they tone things down, or are in transition between the lighter parts and full-bore machinations.
	www.nyrock.com /streetbeat/2002/0502.asp (3657 words)

	John Trudell and Martha Redbone
		Redbone is up for several NAMA awards (Native American Music Awards) this year.
		Her first CD "Home Of The Brave," both self produced and with all originals compositions, is a delightful trip through rhythm and blues.
		Redbone is funky, witty, massively talented and a beauty.
	www.misslana.com /trudell.htm (1078 words)

	CD Baby: THUNDERHAND JOE AND THE MEDICINE SHOW: Thunderhand Joe and the Medicine Show
		The band's effect on my older relatives gave me my first clue that the power of music was an awesome force.
		It still is. Redbone was the coolest band I had ever heard and they were Native American as I am.
		I had been sitting in with Art's bands for a year and playing with real professional musicians and I had been hanging around real professional musicians for years, Bill Medley and his band, Barry Rilera, Jose Silva, Michael Patterson, all the great Orange County musicians, but most of all Artie.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/thunderhand?cdbaby=6ac6c55b3bada1fd60729211c4bb4800 (8051 words)

	Jim Kweskin & The Jug Band - Greatest Hits \| Jim Kweskin & The Jug Band \| A must for...
		Jim Kweskin & The Jug Band worked because of a delightful sense of humor, the interplay between various voices, and solid jug band musicianship.
		The album is a mix of jug band classics and humorous pieces done with very solid musicianship and a comfort in the recording studio often missing in "authentic folk" jugband music album.
		I live in the U.K. and in 1968 I got hold of a copy of an album by Jim Kweskin and his Jug Band and I was totally knocked out.
	www.this-is-great.com /info/xbffffffxexbxc (503 words)

	Slipcue.Com Jazz Music Reviews (Letter R) -- Sweet Bands, Swing, Big Band, Crooners, Smoothies & Ancient Pop Music
		The Rabin-Davis band originally formed in the 1920s, and was a well-seasoned outfit by the time of these wartime recordings.
		Nothing particularly "Romany" about the band though: the name, which was pretty much an affestation, was later dropped and the group became known simply as the Oscar Rabin Orchestra.
		With a boozy, bluesy, cheerfully dissolute vocal style, Redbone approached various oldies and standards with a refreshingly relaxed attitude, not the glitz of the Manhattan Transfer/Bette Midler scene, or the mystifying inscrutiablity of Tom Waits, nor the eager-to-please loopiness of Dan Hicks...
	www.slipcue.com /music/jazz/albums/R_01.html (1001 words)

	The Romancers- 1960s East L.A. Band Story and Review
		Max concedes that Andy may have had a band first, but the name came about after they were involved with their manager, Billy Cardenas.
		Although the "Slauson" album had better songs and a special magic, the "Swim" collection sounds as if the band is playing with a bit more confidence, particularly Andy, probably because they had the experience of the first album under their belts.
		Many of the members of the band stayed with Max and continued their engagement, where they backed up such artists as Little Stevie Wonder, Chuck Berry, the Coasters, the Shirelles, and Don Julian and the Meadowlarks.
	markguerrero.net /19.html (2149 words)

	CD Baby: MARTHA REDBONE: Skintalk
		Martha Redbone has become an 'artist to watch' in New York's independent music scene since the 2002 release of her indie debut album,"Home of the Brave", and is known nationally as the hottest new artist in the Native American music community.
		Featuring her touring band they recorded live and the result is a record that's fresh, spontaneous, soulful and organic, so personal, dynamic and powerful that over the course you will want to laugh and cry, dance, testify and trip...
		As ever, Redbone's songs are not only smart and thoughtful but hook-laden, while the grooves range from the smelliest funk to the 'taking it to the ol' skool' slow jam to Sly-esque pop rock.
	www.cdbaby.com /martharedbone2 (1113 words)

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	Jamie Redbone - Singer / Songwriter
		My first band was started around 1962, just mates stuff you know, string bass, snare drum and four guitarists all trying to be Hank Marvin and failing.
		I was with The Ace Band for a while, we toured the UK like mad, and around 1973 we played the ‘Top Ten Club’ in Hamburg, once home of the Beatles and Tony Sheridan.
		A few bands followed until 4 years ago when I decided to go solo, learning to play without a band and develop my style as a singer/songwriter.
	ingraphic.co.uk /jamie/about.htm (263 words)

	Arts4All: ArtsPass News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Dirty Dozen Brass Band (July 10) raises the roof off the MetroTech stage with its brand of New Orleans funk, while two spirited newcomers Donnie and Martha Redbone (July 17) display their own soul styles.
		Influenced by Parliament and The Ohio Players, Zapp proved to be one of the foremost funk bands of its generation, topping both the R&B and pop charts with its mastery of the vocoder, a keyboard synthesizer that created robotic-sounding vocals.
		Credited with revitalizing the brass band tradition, the Dirty Dozen Brass Band is internationally renowned for its kinetic hybrid of traditional brass band marches, funk, R&B, bop, gospel, and rock.
	arts4all.com /newsletter/breakingnews/breakingnews.asp?bb=2822&sid=13 (1861 words)

	Royal Society Jazz Orchestra - About the Band Members
		Drawing inspiration from the great bands, performers and composers of the "Jazz Age" and "Swing Era," Don Neely and the Royal Society Jazz Orchestra affectionately and authentically recapture the excitement and fascination of that musical heyday.
		The band's entertaining and talented soloists are creatively spotlighted in their exciting and varied show, providing many delightful surprises.
		While a music student at the University of Oklahoma at Norman, he was a co-founder and reed-player of at least two traditional jazz bands, the “Six-Finger Dixieland Band’ and “Mint Julep”, both of which achieved local success, “covering at least a few blocks”, according to Bob.
	www.rsjo.com /bio.html (3090 words)

	Martha Redbone Biography and Review at SoulTracks.com
		Raised in Brooklyn and in rural Kentucky, she was reared on pop and soul/funk music of the 70s, but also on the very different sounds of her mother’s Choctaw family, resulting in a unique sensibility as she began her career as a songwriter.
		Both the debut and the subsequent touring of Redbone’s band created a critical buzz and set the stage for her follow-up album, 2004’s Skintalk.
		This is especially true on “Mama,” a powerful song about the travails of a strong single mother who uses aloofness as a defense mechanism, and on the absolutely infectious title cut, one of the best rock cuts I’ve heard this year.
	www.soultracks.com /martha_redbone.htm (527 words)

	Jim Kweskin & The Jug Band: Acoustic Swing & Jug \| Jim Kweskin & His Jug Band \| Wish they were...
		Not that Mel Lyman was that talented of a harp blower--he simply woke up one day and declared his omnipotence, drawing Kweskin in as a disciple, but effectively dismantling one of the 1960s' most eclectic and memorable band s.
		The Kweskin band looked back to Cannon's Jug Stompers and old-time string bands for inspiration, infusing these classic styles with a slurred, if not drunken, pre-hippie sensibility.
		This 20-song collection offers a wonderful snapshot of the Kweskin band's aesthetic, one in which all parts are in service to the master--no, not Mel Lyman, but musical whoopee.
	www.this-is-great.com /info/xbfffffxaxenxq (447 words)

	Champagne Charlie by Leon Redbone
		From the opening track, "Champagne Charlie," to the dazzling finale, "T.B. Blues," Leon Redbone presents an introspective collection of blues and big band melodies in timeless fashion, a rare feat because of its release date in 1978.
		The record was highly acclaimed and regarded as the purest of jazz and classic blues by a remarkable legend and icon in this musical form.
		The band backing up Redbone is delightful, filled with jubilant horns, oboes, and trumpets.
	www.mp3.com /albums/13190/summary.html (339 words)

	Kim Simmonds Interview
		Kim Simmonds was a bit different, because Savoy Brown used to be a great rock/blues band that have changed their style and personnel quite extensively.
		The band that last played here was like a changed thing, and it just wasn't working out.
		You had the beginning of the underground, when there were bands that took things a little more seriously than previously.
	www.rickmcgrath.com /savoy2.html (663 words)

	Biography and Discography - Leon Redbone
		If there are particular band members or music catalogs that you need, we suggest contacting on of the sites below directly.
		This site will be adding additional links and resources about band members and artists as we get them.
		If you need additional biography news you can also get Leon Redbone Bio Books by visiting the bookstore.Thanks for the support and email us or the other music sites directly with your questions.
	www.iband.com /music/r_bios/Leon_Redbone.html (249 words)

	Redbone (band)
		Now led by Pat Vegas alone (Lolly left in 1995, Tony Bellamy sometimes after that), Redbone is still active.What happened to drummer George Spanos?
		Redbone and Wet Willie: Take Two ( 2002)
		This page was last modified 16:26, 28 Jan 2005.
	www.arikah.net /encyclopedia/Redbone_%28band%29 (207 words)

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		AMAZING GRACE ~ The Pipes and Drums and the Military Band of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards 32.
		AMAZING GRACE ~ The Pipes and Drums and the Military Band of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards 24.
		AMAZING GRACE ~ The Pipes and Drums and the Military Band of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards Week 1700 == 7/22/1972 1.
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	Native American - Encyclopedia.WorldSearch (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Traditional Native American music often includes drum ming but little other instrumentation, although flute s are played by individuals.
		Performers with Native American parentage have occasionally appeared in American popular music, most notably Shania Twain, Robbie Robertson, Rita Coolidge, Wayne Newton, and Redbone (band).
		Some, such as John Trudell have used music to comment on life in Native America, and others, such as R.
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