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Ernest Ranglin (born June 19, 1932) is a famous Jamaican guitarist. As a child, Ranglin played ukulele, then guitar in his teen years. Charlie Christian was an early influence. Ranglin played on many classic recordings, with Jimmy Cliff, Monty Alexander, Prince Buster, The Skatalites, and others. Ranglin toured extensively with the Eric Deans Orchestra, one of the top bands in the Caribbean. In 1958, Chris Blackwell recorded a Ranglin single; it was the first Island Records release.

Lynch Rider Lulu are a 3-piece alternative rock group. Two electric guitars, drums, glockenspiel & sax. Debut album "Who's gonna live there now?" is out in April 2008 on the Alien Frequencies label.
With a sound influenced by the likes of Pavement, Patti Smith, PJ Harvey, Nick Cave and Smog, there are scrawly guitars from Lucy Underhill and Simon Garner with a bracing backbeat from drummer Che Albrighton, whilst Lucy provides powerful, evocative yet vulnerable vocals on topics ranging from female hangwoman Lady Betty to incompetent serial killers and Mohammad Ali.

Archers were formed in 2010 in Portland, OR by brothers Mike and Chris Cantino. influences: television/neon boys, the wipers, new zealand, lou reed/tvu, the soft boys, pavement, the fall, the clash, the who, twisted village, shoes, the feelies, sonic youth, rich hell, gbv, dino jr, kinks, mayo thompson, C86, mahler

Kina Grannis is an American guitarist and singer-songwriter. She started performing in 2001 after getting over with her shyness. Kina independently released her first full-length album, Stairwells, on February 23, 2010. Her music is both sweet and melancholy, but always filled with hope. Kina started playing shows at the age of four in front of her stuffed animals. Now she plays in front of people, though it wasn’t the quickest transition for the admittedly shy songstress.