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The Paupers was a Canadian psychedelic rock band from Toronto, Ontario, who recorded between 1965 and 1968. They released two albums for Verve Forecast Records and appeared at the Monterey International Pop Festival. The band originally formed as 'the Spats' in Canada in 1965 by lead guitarist Chuck Beale, bassist Denny Gerrard, guitarist Bill Misener and vocalist Skip Prokop. In 1966, Adam Mitchell replaced Misener and in 1968 bassist Brad Cambell joined the band after Gerrard departed. After two albums recorded in the late '60s, "Magic People" and "Ellis Island" for Verve Forecast Records, and appearing at the Monterey International...

Big Pauper (formerly known as Panzah Zandahz) is an acclaimed mash-up artist, electronic/psychedelic hip hop producer, circuit bent visual artist and founder of the abstract hip-hop label Token Recluse Recordings. Big Pauper was born in the Mountains of northern New Hampshire where he was raised by wolves and educated by fascists with a sick sad nationalist agenda. Any attempt to express himself creatively was thwarted by the conservative and backwards thinking of the art-hating tyrants who forced long division down his throat. It was at this time that Pauper went in to hiding under a staircase with a Casio keyboard...

"Pauper is C-olliver on guitar and Sam on the bass, playin' and singing." Pauper is a 2 person folk-punk band from Nicholasville Ky. .