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(1998-2006) (2010-present) Soledad Brothers are an American blues punk group from Maumee, Ohio. Consisting of Benjamin Swank on drums, Johnny Walker on guitar and vocals, and Oliver Henry (who was recruited just before the release of their second album) on sax and guitar, they took their name from a trio of convicted felons, George Jackson, Fleeta Drumgo, and John Clutchette who were incarcerated at Soledad Prison and killed by police fire. They are known for their very energetic, loud sound. Their debut self-titled album was engineered by Jack White of The White Stripes, with whom they shared an apartment in...

Surrounded by her father's jazz and blues records in her childhood home of Concepcion, Chile, Soledad Vélez began to play guitar and sing at the age of 13, usually accompanying what was on the turntable. A few years later, she started a short-lived teen rock band with her sister---then moved to Argentina to pursue songwriting before being convinced by musician friends to relocate to Valencia, Spain. There, she sang in a jazz quartet before deciding to concentrate solely and exclusively on her own songs for the first time. In 2010, Vélez released "Four Reasons to Sing", her four-song, home studio-recorded...

Soledad Pastorutti nació el 12 de octubre de 1980 en la ciudad de Arequito, Provincia de Santa Fe. Siempre le gustó cantar, a tal punto que cuando estaba en quinto grado del colegio primario, a pedido de sus compañeros, se subía a uno de los tantos pupitres del aula para interpretar canciones de Palito Ortega. Sus comienzos como cantante de folklore fueron en parte por iniciativa propia, en parte porque era la música que escuchaba su padre, y otro tanto porque en el colegio era lo que se enseñaba para aprender a tocar guitarra. Representando a la Pcia. de Santa...

Soledad Miranda (1943-1970) is mostly renowned for her collaboration with director Jess Franco for a series of cult erotic horror films. What is lesser known is that prior to this, she also had a brief musical career in the mid sixties. Apart from her often film appearances in which she sang, she released a couple of records in 1964-65, comprised of cheerful pop / ye-ye tunes and even a Mary Poppins cover song. .