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Artist description
They were simpler and less complicated times. People knew their neighbors. The local stores were run by families rather than corporations. Pianos were common in American living rooms, and nearly everybody learned to play an instrument. Books were popular and television was nonexistent. The recording industry was in its infancy; radio and talking pictures would soon follow. They were heady times, full of anticipation and excitement. It was the heyday of the Great American Popular Song. Melody, romance, and sweetness were the currency of popular music in that now all-but-vanished world. These are the songs June Smith plays, and she plays them with utmost sincerity, like an old-fashioned music box. Close your eyes and listen. This music is like a time machine; it transports me back to the good old days of yesteryear; it makes me nostalgic for days of style and substance that I don't even remember. These songs are like comfort food for the soul, and June Smith is a master chef.
-T. Storm Hunter |
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Music Style
Easy Listening/Original Arrangements |
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Musical Influences
George Shearing |
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Similar Artists
George Shearing |
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Artist History
June Smith comes from a very strong musical background.Her father Charles played the violin and her mother Hilda the piano.Her Brother Eddie Smith plays guitar.Her sons Lance Gargoyle and Sidney Hipple are both Musicians on mp3.She has been playing piano since she was thirteen and she hasn't stop since.She knows over 1000 songs that time has happened to forget. |
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Group Members
June Smith |
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Instruments
Korg SP-100 Digital Piano |
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Additional Info
Talent develops in quiet places,character in the full current of human life.--Goethe |
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Location
Dracut, Ma. - USA |
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