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There is more than one artist with this name: 1) Wail is a Japanese band. The band's unique sound which was jam-packed of progressive elements won the group a huge following. Wail eventually disbanded in 2006. 2) Wail is a Swedish young jazz band, combining musicians from both west- and eastcoast. Calle Bagge - piano, Lars Ekman - base, Björn Cedergren - sax, Moussa Fadera - drums 3) WAIL is the project of Brighton(UK)-based singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Christian Daphnis. He is a descendant of British artist J. M. William Turner. .

There are two artists sharing the same name: 1) In El Paso in the late 60's and the early 70's there was a small group of musicians that refused to bow to the calling of the top- forty radio. These bands worked obscure venues with a core of avid fans that followed them everywhere. One of these bands was Wailing Wall. This unlikely foursome consisted of Doug and Darrell Adams, Mike Cancellari and David Rutledge. Doug Adams was the lead singer and rhythm guitar player and was one of the two poets in the band. He had a rough raw...

Bob Marley and the Wailers (BMW) was a Jamaican reggae band 1974-1981) lead by Rastafarian Bob Marley (1945-1981) when Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer left the old band, The Wailers. BMW, consisted of Marley himself as song writer and lead singer, 6-7 regular musicians in Wailers Band and the I Threes backup female vocalists. It is the most prosperous reggae band ever with +75 million record sales, known for songs like One Love, I Shot The Sheriff, Natural Mystic. Stir It Up, No Woman No Cry, Exodus and Get Up Stand Up. The band included Carlton Barrett on drums –...

In the early days of the Wailing Souls, the first name that the group came up with in the late 60's was the Renegades. This group consisted of Winston 'Pipe' Matthews on lead vocals, Lloyd 'Bread' McDonald, and George 'Buddy' Haye. This line-up recorded backing vocals for an Ernest Ranglin album before breaking up in 1968. 'Pipe' and 'Bread' teamed up with two other singers after that, Oswald Downes and Norman Davis, and recorded the single "Gold Digger" for producer, Lloyd "Matador" Daley. From there they went on to work with Coxsone Dodd's famous Studio One label recording label, considered...