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	Toshi - Breaking Through
		He introduced Toshi to a jazz musician who was looking for a vocalist for his upcoming jazz album.
		On his latest release, Time To Share, Toshi clearly shows how he has earned the accolades of his peers and why they all clamored to be a part of his project.
		Several years ago, Toshi made an acquaintance in the music industry that would prove to be one of his most valuable and treasured friendships.
	www.toshikubota.com /e_html/articles/ContactMusic.com.htm (1353 words)

	The Oberlin Review \\ Arts Article
		Her musical talent is hardly surprising, since her mother is civil rights activist and musician Berniece Johnson Reagon, leader of the gospel group Sweet Honey in the Rock.
		However tough Toshi Reagon appears, with her tattoos and big-boned physique, her consoling voice and soul-infused songs carry inspiring messages of love, tolerance, social justice and peace.
		Toshi Reagon performs at the 'Sco Monday at 10 p.m.
	www.oberlin.edu /stupub/ocreview/archives/1999.11.05/arts/reagon.html (576 words)

	IK! Yoko Ono Lennon , Part 3- Bio
		Toshi and Yoko's marriage had been over for some time, but they had not made the break legal yet.
		For a time, Toshi, Tony Cox and Yoko all lived together in Tokyo...an arrangement that was certain to fail.
		After one particularly unpleasant argument, Toshi and Yoko separated and although there was a reconcilation, the two drifted further apart.
	www.instantkarma.com /yokobio3.html (1286 words)

	Yoshiki - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 1986 Yoshiki's mother sold her business to promote the band, whose music was too angry and aggressive for an existing label to support, so they started their own label called Extasy Records.
		The only member who still retained a sense of psychedelic apperaance was hide, being famous for his short pink-and-fl hair and eccentric personality.
		Glay in around '92-'93, Dir en Grey in around '98); therefore, with the role of "musician" so suddenly retired, Yoshiki was able to focus and hone his efforts as a producer.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Yoshiki (793 words)

	welcome to andina restaurant
		Toshi Onizuka folds Jazz, Rock, New Age, Classical, Middle Eastern, and Asian influences into the complex rhythms of Flamenco to create a sound that is solely his.
		Writers have said "Toshi draws pictures with his sound" and "the listener is mesmerized, transfixed, and caught by the rhythms and the indefinable and talented mixture of his music." Listeners often say his music inspires them and gives them a "floating sensation."
		Toshi's music isn't easily categorized and can't be limited to a specific genre; he prefers to think of it as a truly international sound that knows no borders and has no boundaries.
	www.andinarestaurant.com /events.htm (1452 words)

	Hide (musician) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hideto Matsumoto (松本秀人 Matsumoto Hideto, December 13, 1964 – May 2, 1998 in Yokosuka, Japan), or hide (always spelled with lowercase h and pronounced hee-deh), was a Visual kei J-Rock musician.
		After achieving stardom as a guitarist in the influential visual kei group X Japan, hide also took part in the American collaboration Zilch.
		In 1988, hide (along with the rest of X Japan) appeared in the American film Tokyo Pop, starring Carrie Hamilton (Carol Burnett's daughter).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hide_(musician) (1605 words)

	TOSHI ISEDA - Guitar shred master - riffage surplus here - "EER-MUSIC.com aka Eclectic Earwig Reviews Music and More ...
		And, what is really cool about Toshi's custom brand of shred, is that he has always got one ear on the theme even when he is setting his fretboard on fire with his blazing traversals.
		Toshi Iseda's the genuine article and he is here to put a pulse back into your complacent hearts.
		Rare is it that a musician single-handedly revives a genre by challenging the very standards the genre is measured.
	eer-music.com /EER_MUSIC_REVIEWS_03/toshi_iseda.html (602 words)

	A perfect Exclusive Interview with Yoshiki
		After Toshi went, the other mebers aksed me, "What shall we do?" and I said, "There is nothing else to do." I told them to finish the recording work that was still left undone.
		But Toshi said "I wasn't informed about the press conference." Of course we gave the information about it to his office previously through the manager of X. I myself didn't think I should tell Toshi who had already left teh band.
		Toshi made his choice of his life and wanted to leave the band, so we accepted it.
	www.x-japan.de /interviews/perfect.htm (6218 words)

	:: MVRemix Interviews - Toshi ::
		These are the transcripts of an interview with Toshi, conducted by Hugo on September 20th, 2004.
		Toshi: Angie Stone - I met her four years ago when I worked with Raphael Saadiq for my last album.
		Toshi: I think that could be the answer to my influences - soul music.
	www.mvremix.com /urban/interviews/toshi.shtml (904 words)

	Toshi - Breaking Through
		And Toshi has mastered the sound of soul even though he hails from a land 7,000 miles away from the birthplaces of soul music.
		He introduced Toshi to a jazz musician who was looking for a vocalist for his upcoming jazz album.
		Several years ago, Toshi made an acquaintance in the music industry that would prove to be one of his most valuable and treasured friendships.
	www.contactmusic.com /new/home.nsf/webpages/toshix07x09x04 (1365 words)

	Harmonic Baltimore Musicians
		Born in Japan, Toshi Makihara has been a central figure in the vibrant improvisational new music scene in Philadelphia over a decade.
		While Cadence and Jazz Weekly have likened his playing to Bobby Bradford's, Margasak is as likely to emit sounds akin to a tea-kettle's whistle or a rip saw's rip as he is to recall moments in the jazz continuum.
		The cornetist is a frequent collaborator with Philadelphia percussionist Toshi Makihara.
	www.harmonicbaltimore.org /the_musicians.htm (1093 words)

	Bill Harley - music, stories, concerts, performances, children's songs, lyrics, kids, family concerts, kid's concerts, ...
		Musicians have differing and complicated relationships with their instruments.
		As central to a musician’s life, even more important than, say, the spleen or gall bladder or the isles of Langerhans, they still have a nasty habit of being neglected, or forgotten, or the undeserving victims of circumstance.
		My spouse has, like Toshi Seeger, suggested that all these things might be my fault.
	www.billharley.com /NewsDetail.asp?NewsID=15 (442 words)

	Dance Advance \| Grant History 1994
		The process will also entail collaboration with five interdisciplinary and multicultural artists: Hiroshi Iwasaki (designer), Toshi Makihara (musician), David Forlano (musician), Jeune Ji (dancer), and Rennie Harris (dancer).
		Musician Keith Terry and dancer Anne Henry will work with the team to cross the technical divide between "standard" meters and "odd" meters, such as 6/8 or 9/8 time signatures.
		The resulting project will be a fully collaborative work between the dancers and musicians.
	www.danceadvance.org /03archives/granthist/fund1994.html (754 words)

	High Zero 2001: The Musicians
		Collaborating with jazz, improvising and avant-garde musicians, in particular South Africans Dudu Pakwana, Harry Miller, Louis Maholo and Mongezi Feza, Zimbabwean composer and arranger Mike Gibbs and British saxophonist Mike Osborne he produced, perhaps some of the first, and finest, rogue folk.
		Born and raised in Washington D.C., this young self-taught musician has released under his own label 2 hotly regarded CDs "The Art Is Life" and "Asphalt Revolt" and now haunts the clubs of New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington D.C..
		This is his third year in the High Zero festival, a festival which was in many ways inspired by the extremity of his musical vision and his generosity of spirit towards the greater community of players.
	www.highzero.org /2001_site/the_musicians (3293 words)

	Guitar Nine Records - Interview with Toshi Iseda
		Toshi Iseda is a brilliant guitarist, one of the nation's finest instrumental musicians and the Midwest's most in-demand guitar instructor.
		Toshi Iseda: Since the CD was co-produced by myself, Andy West, and Mike Keneally, it was bound to be a departure from my solo CD where I was in control of everything.
		Toshi Iseda: The RAMA CD was recorded in various studios around the country...
	www.guitar9.com /interview64.html (1947 words)

	Amazon.com: Toshi: Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		Toshi Reagon is a particularly gifted artist, and this album is arguably her best yet-and certainly a strong indication of good things to come.
		Toshi is a force to be reckoned with.
		I'd never heard of Toshi Reagon before a friend passed on this CD to me. It was nice to find such a great singer with so much new music for me! I've since picked up a couple of CDs and I am in love.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0000640MX?v=glance (1206 words)

	Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		The daughter of Sweet Honey in the Rock founder Bernice Johnson Reagon, Toshi is the namesake of her godmother, the wife of Pete Seeger.
		Toshi’s musical influences include the civil rights anthems, African-American spirituals, folk, blues, and rock including Kiss and Black Sabbath.
		Now on Razor and Tie, the same label that carries Dar Williams, Toshi releases music that pleases what her label correctly calls her “rabid fan base”.
	www.cassendrexavier.com /links.html (826 words)

	soulseduction.com reviews
		Seeming at first like a jolly dose of gypsy or circus music, his debut album with Lona Records, She Traded Her Leg quickly strikes a chord with its particular brand of percussive lo-fi minimalism tinged with cinematic overtones.
		And while such 'baroque' leanings may seem, to the uninitiated, as the unfocused wanderings of a musician with his finger in too many pies, it is only necessary to hear the play of melodic lines in tracks like "Wooden Giraffe" and "Broken Blunderbuss" to appreciate the uniqueness of Bützer's musical voice.
		In the second half of the album (named "One Hundred and Sixty Three Black Bubbles"), things gradually start to take a more introspective turn, with the insertion of gamelan inspired rhythmic elements, violin and autoharp noises; culminating in the longest track of the album "Her Body is a Swamp".
	www.soulseduction.com /reviews/default.php?more_long=4&styleid=23&returnpg=0&page=5 (1483 words)

	Jeanne Mackey: feminist musician and ecotherapist
		Jeanne Mackey has been a performing musician for the past 25 years, having started her career in D.C. in the mid-70s.
		From 1982 to 1991 Mackey performed with Lifeline, a four-woman rock band that produced three recordings and a labor video soundtrack and played at conferences, demonstrations, women’s music festivals, labor union conventions, and community events in the D.C. area and nationwide. (See Chronology.
		Her involvement with the women’s spirituality movement is complemented by explorations into ecotherapy—including a four-day solo fast in the Mojave Desert in October 1998 through the School of Lost Borders. In addition to her private psychotherapy practice, Jeanne offers ecotherapy talks, experiential workshops, and seminars.
	www.geocities.com /jmackey50/bio.htm (460 words)

	Jazzcorner's Speakeasy - Keith Rowe/Sachiko M/Otomo Yoshihide/Toshi Nakamura
		It may be somewhat inevitable that the final territory is a kind of drone, but exactly what sort of drone (containing what kind of beauty) is a specific result of the choices made by these four musicians over the preceding three hours and one that, to these ears, is immensely satisfying.
		The other thing about this set is captured beautifully in Toshi's notes which I made reference to when the discs were released.
		And there are few musicians in the area of music under discussion with more sympathetic ears and heart than Toshi N and Ms Matsubara.
	www.jazzcornertalk.com /speakeasy/showthread.php?t=10756 (1987 words)

	GIANT STEP™ \| Artist - Toshi
		And Toshi has mastered the sound of soul—even though he hails from a land 7,000 miles away from the birthplaces of soul music.
		Since the release of his vocals on that jazz album, which was an instrumental part in getting his solo career off the ground, Toshi has never played to a small audience again.
		In a career that has seen Toshi work with the crème de la crème of the modern soul world, from Raphael Saadiq, to The Roots’ Ahmir Thompson, and Angie Stone, Toshi has enjoyed an incredible career, selling over ten million records worldwide and gaining the respect of soul music’s most respected artists.
	www.giantstep.net /artists/530/bio (618 words)

	Yoko Ono @ Soundbug
		In 1956, she married composer Toshi Ichiyanagi (divorced 1962).
		Many of her earlier songs retain the surreal quality of her art and films, however her later songs are more conventional.
		Quite a few of her songs have been covered by other prominent musicians, including Elvis Costello's cover of "Walking On Thin Ice".
	www.soundbug.com /artist/527 (462 words)

	O'Connor Piano, MIDI Keyboard and Organ Studio
		Yoko Ono, born in Tokyo, Japan in 1933 is an artist and musician, as well as the widow of musician John Lennon.
		She moved to the United States while a teenager and studied art at New York’s Sarah Lawrence College.
		In 1957, she married Japanese composer Toshi Ichiyanagi.
	www.oconnormusic.org /composers-o.htm (621 words)

	Untitled Document
		Toshi Nakamura, in conjunction with the important label ‘improvised music from Japan’ has allowed some of his work to be used within the project and another Tokyo based
		My main focus is on my private, home life - it is the most important thing (without it I would not be who I am and therefore could not make the music I do - which is dependant on and greatly improved by emotion).
		Invitation to artists and musicians to take part in an extended composition collaboration.
	basic1.easily.co.uk /05A047/02F004/LectPageJRiley.htm (1137 words)

	Biography and Discography - Toshi Kubota
		Voices from the Archive - Information and voices for a host of musicians such as Bob Marley and Ravi Shankar.
		Rubin's Rock N Roll Reference Discography - A complete list of rock artists and their songs, albums, years of release, lead singers, and other helpful information to help track down music one is looking for.
		If you need additional biography news you can also get Toshi Kubota 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/k_bios/Toshi_Kubota.html (325 words)

	Toshi Iseda - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
		Iseda had previously recorded with Columbia group Heaven's Edge and was included on four of Guitar World's Indie Bin compilation CDs.
		Iseda always had aspirations of being a professional rock musician.
		He initially picked up the guitar in the seventh grade in part because of the popularity of big rock bands such as Kiss, Peter Frampton, and Aerosmith.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,678091,00.html (339 words)

	Bernice Johnson Reagon with Guest Artist Toshi Reagon to Sing "Freedom Songs" at the Library of Congress
		A multiple award-winning musician and scholar, Reagon is a Distinguished Professor of History at American University and is a former curator at the Smithsonian Institution.
		Bernice Reagon’s daughter, Toshi Reagon, grew up in the midst of her mother’s musical influence, eventually carving out a niche as a performer in her own right.
		Reagon was born in Atlanta and raised in Washington, D.C. She has worked with artists of many styles, including Lenny Kravitz, Elvis Costello, Vernon Reid and Chaka Kahn and made appearances at the Lilith Festival, Carnegie Hall and the Smithsonian Folklife Festival.
	www.loc.gov /today/pr/2004/04-101.html (326 words)

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		Donna is a musician in Asheville, North Carolina performing with harp and hammered dulcimer.
		Tori is on the cover of Musician Magazine in the July 1998 issue.
	www.theindustryyellowpages.com /th/musician-photos.htm (2366 words)

	kanegon.com Presents: Catcher Toys of hide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-08)
		I was at the Otakon in the summer of 1999, looking for plushes to add to my collection when I came across the cool little plushes of a pissed off little guy with bright red hair and colorful clothes.
		It wasn't until a few months later that I found out that he was a musician, and out of curiosity, I picked up his best of CD, Psychommunity.
		Yoshiki is holding plastic drumsticks, and Toshi has a plush microphone.
	www.kanegon.com /ufo/hide.htm (1381 words)

	Jack Wright, Musician
		Before he or she can actually get to play in front of others, every musician has to find ways of communicating wth listeners and promoters who are quite diverse in their needs and images of what they want.
		In the US his partners were Toshi Makihara, Jim Meneses, William Parker, Todd Whitman; in Europe he performed with Hannes Bauer, Joe Sachse, Wigald Boning, Lars Rudolph, Wittwulf Malik, Peter Hollinger, Bernhard Arndt, and Andreas Stehle, touring Germany, England, Switzerland and Italy.
		Jack's soloist approach tends to a versatile evisceration of chosen parts, a monologue where larval hissing and note splitting are central for the exaltation of air's role in this beautiful gathering of physical imagery.
	www.springgardenmusic.com /jackbio.html (4602 words)

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