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1, Mendoza is jazzy progressive rock from 1970s. Debut album was released in 1972. Line up are Anders Hogman (bass), Anders Östryd (drums), Arne Gustafsson (guitar, flute), Björn Larsson (trumpet), Lennart Palmefors (keyboards, vocals) and Rolf Öhlin (guitar). 2, Mendoza - Stoner rock has had one foot in the grave for a few years now. Luckily, Mendoza is willing to kill it, bury it in unhallowed ground, and resurrect it as a wild-eyed zombie, sprinting through the streets hellbent for leather. Comprised of Guitar / Vocalist Deuce, tattooed drumming beauty Bina and brand new to the mix, the heavy handed...

1) The Waldos is a math rock band from Portland, Maine. Bandcamp | Facebook 2) the Waldos is a rock band from New York City. The band is comprised of Walter Lure (of The Heartbreakers), Joey Pinter and Tony Coiro (both from the band Knots), and Jeff West. Facebook .

'The Mendoza Dance Parti can be described as new form of urban funk !' The Amsterdam based band Mendoza Dance Parti started in the summer of 1993. Since ‘93 the seven-piece band already created 3 vinyl-maxis, 2 cd-singles and 5 cd-albums, which reflects the productivity and creativeness of the band. The band is wellknown for their groovy and energetic live shows all over Europe. The Mendoza’s don’t only play at big megastages, but also at more intimate clubs, pubs and festivals. Live playing with a strong line up, the Mendoza’s have recorded their albums with additional vocalists, rappers and horns...

The Mendoza Line formed in Athens, Georgia in 1996 when Timothy Bracy, Peter Hoffman, and Paul Deppler, sharing a common love of such classic songwriters as Dylan, Costello, and Richard Thompson, sought to distill these influences into a sound falling somewhere between those of the two greatest pop bands of their formative years—American Music Club and the Replacements. After embracing and repelling various other members, Tim, Pete, and Paul were joined in 1998 by Shannon Mary McArdle, a girl with an outstanding working knowledge of the folk/country tradition and an unalloyed affection for the songs of the Brill Building and...

Elisabeth Waldo Dentzel (born June 18, 1918) is an American violinist, composer, songwriter, conductor and ethnomusicologist. A scholar of pre-Columbian era music, she was an early adopter of Native American musical instruments among those trained in European classical music. Her melding of ancient and contemporary styles of American music ranks Waldo among the pioneers in the genre now known as exotica. Waldo was born in Yakima, Washington to Jane Althea Blodgett, a singer trained at the Boston Conservatory of Music, and Benjamin Franklin Waldo, a descendant of Ralph Waldo Emerson. Waldo grew up on her family's ranch at the edge...