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William Elliott Whitmore

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William Elliott Whitmore, born in Lee County, Iowa, crafts intense blues and gospel-inspired Americana music. Known for his raw voice, he debuted with "Hymns for the Hopeless" in 2003. His acclaimed albums include "Radium Death," showcasing his punk energy. Whitmore collaborated with producer Luke Tweedy and toured with the Low Anthem. His label debut with Anti- was 2009's "Animals in the Dark." Later, under Bloodshot Records, Whitmore recorded covers like Johnny Cash's songs before forming Whitmore Records for new projects.

Will Hoge

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Will Hoge, a trailblazer in Americana and American roots music, has earned Number One hits, Grammy nods, major-label deals, and acclaim for his authentic rock-infused style.

Frankie Beverly

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Philadelphia-born R&B/soul icon Frankie Beverly founded/led Maze; laid-back, joyful sound. Hits: “Before I Let Go,” “Joy & Pain,” “Back in Stride.” 7 gold LPs, NAACP Lifetime Award; backed by Marvin Gaye.

Maze

4 concerts

Frankie Beverly, born in Philadelphia, pioneered Maze featuring Frankie Beverly, an influential R&B band known for its soulful sound and live shows. Inspired by Marvin Gaye, Beverly crafted hits like "Happy Feelin's" and "Back in Stride." Maze, popular in the '70s and '80s, earned several gold albums despite limited pop hits. Beverly's bands evolved from Philadelphia's Raw Soul to Maze in the San Francisco Bay Area, with Marvin Gaye facilitating their Capitol Records contract. Despite few '90s hits, Maze's live performances maintained a loyal fan base. Beverly passed away on September 10, 2024.