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William Zorn (born October 8, 1947) is an American folk music singer, banjo player, and guitarist who was a member of The New Christy Minstrels, The Limeliters, and The Kingston Trio, as well as lesser known groups The Windjammers (sometimes styled The Win'jammers) and Arizona Smoke Review.
In 1976, Bill Zorn left the New Kingston Trio to work as a solo performer and record producer in London. Shane and Gambill replaced him with George Grove, a professionally trained singer and instrumentalist from North Carolina who had been working in Nashville as a studio musician.
24 feb 2011 · A rare recording of the 1973-1976 edition of the Kingston Trio, comprised of founding member Bob Shane, Bill Zorn (who after a hiatus of 28 years returned to the group in 2004), and the late...
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REEL TRIO: (L. to R.)GEORGE GROVE - banjo, guitar, vocalsPAUL GABRIELSON - upright bassBILL ZORN - guitar, vocalsRICK DOUGHERTY - tenor guitar, vocalsRiderTh...
John Zorn (New York, 2 settembre 1953) è un compositore, sassofonista e polistrumentista statunitense. Zorn è un musicista estremamente attivo, con più di cento album a suo nome e un'attività che spazia tra svariati generi musicali. [1]
American singer, producer, actor, and comedian. Born: 18th May 1948, in Bridgeport, Connecticut, U.S.A. Brother of Pete Zorn . Involved at an early age with drama, performance and music Bill Zorn won a national television award as a host of "The Indispensables", a teenage variety show.
Involved at an early age with drama, performance and music Bill Zorn won a national television award as a host of "The Indispensables", a teenage variety show. Bill Zorn formed his first band The Windjammers (also spelled Win'jammers) in early 60s with his brother Pete and Gaylan Taylor.
