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Mystic Moods Orchestra
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Tony Mottola
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Terry Snyder
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Terry Snyder was one of the leading percussionist of the space-age, bachelor pad, music generation, which is enjoying a revival, currently.… read moreTerry Snyder was one of the leading percussionist of the space-age, bachelor pad, music generation, which is enjoying a revival, currently. Terry started in 1940, with the Bert Block Orchestra, playing celesta, bells and drums, and creat… read moreTerry Snyder was one of the leading percussionist of the space-age, bachelor pad, music generation, which is enjoying a revival, currently. Terry started in 1940, with the Bert Block Orchestra, playing celesta, bells and drums, and creating a demonstration of the stereo separation effect. He was … read more
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André Popp
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Andre Brasseur
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Microstar
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Satoshi Tsuboya
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Also known as 坪谷サトシ, ginrei Musician, illustrator and music mastering. He was born at Aichi. He works at boundary of the visible and the invisible, such as spreading out movies / music under the theme of “good viewing music” in Futon, his music label. He is in charge of concept works and composin… read more
