If books were not political, there would be no reason to ban them.
The Allman Brothers Band was a 70s blues-rock group formed in Florida. They were made up of brothers Gregg Allman (vocals, keyboard, songwriting) and Duane (leader, slide guitar, lead guitar), and various other artists that ended up leaving the band like Dickey Betts, Berry Oakley, Butch Trucks, and Jai Johanny “Jaimore” Johanson.
Bad Brains is a punk band originally from South East Washington, D.C. They got together in 1978 as nothing but a few teenagers into music. Throughout the years, Bad Brains has been solely about their music and how they can make it inspire; after all, that’s “the highest purpose of art.”
Fugazi is an alternative rock band from Washington, D.C., built of artists arising from short-lived bands. They were established in 1987 and since then have performed over 800 concerts.
Every Mother’s Nightmare (EMN) is a hard rock/metal band from Memphis, Tennessee. Since 1987 they have released six albums that profoundly differ from one another. Each album tells a distinguished story of good times, wounded pasts, and overall life encounters. It has been recognized that the band simply writes what they live. My point is proved by their album ‘RESURRECT THE FAITHFUL,’ released in October of 2020.
Bob Dylan is broadly deemed as one of the greatest songwriters of all time. He’s been a significant factor of pop-culture for over fifty years. His work included a variety of political, philosophical, social, and literary influences. Dylan was American music.
Z.Z. Top is a 70’s blues-rock band formed in Houston, Texas. They created spine chilling songs that crossed over a sort of groggy blues feel to a heavy rock feel. They adopted hipsters, punkers, and metal-heads as fans, even though they sang of highway succubuses, greyhounds abound, and supernatural mingling between Jesus and ghost boys.
The Swedish hard rock band by the name of “Graveyard” was established in 2006, Gothenberg. They take quite a few types of rock for inspiration, creating a perfect blend of music in general. While some of the bandmates came from growly blues backgrounds, others stem from doomy metal folk backgrounds.
On Wednesday, the 13th, Sylvain Mizrahi’s long battle with cancer came to an end. He is now far from pain’s reach; he’s now at peace. His body is buried in New York City, though his music and soul will forever live. As Mrs. Mizrahi said, “Thank you, Sylvain, x2 for your heart, belief, and the way you whacked that E chord. Sleep, baby doll.” Mizrahi was born in Cairo, Egypt, and moved to France in the 1950s. However, his family later settled near Rego Park, Queens, in New York. Before joining the band New York Dolls, Mizrahi was a member