Age....music
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speaking of guys from Canton: Boz Scaggs:
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Speaking of people from Canton: The O'Jays:
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speaking of people from Canton: Macy Gray:
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Akron's Tim "Ripper" Owens, with Judas Priest:
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Blue Ash from Youngstown:
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Akron's James Ingram in a duet (made #1 on Billboard Top 40):
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Northeast Ohio's contribution to Country Music: Akron's David Allen Coe:
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Finally: Cleveland International Records. Meatloaf. Bat Out of Hell.
If only one day the Browns could rise like a Bat Out of Hell.
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:lol: i hope that was a sound check as there was absolutely no one there. terrible.
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can't forget trent and the boys in NIN from cleveland:
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i hope that was a sound check as there was absolutely no one there. terrible.
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one I missed: Tracy Chapman, from Cleveland:
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One of the original "soul" acts, Ruby and the Romantics, from Akron. You should know this song which was covered by many people, including Cher:
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Buckner and Garcia from Akron. They also did a song called "Merry Christmas in the NFL" but I could not find a version by them, though I did find a cover version:
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The Valentino's, from Cleveland included Rock n Roll Hall of Famer Bobby Womack and Cecil Womack had a few hits. This one however is more well known because the Rolling Stones covered it:
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More Funky Stuff: The Dazz Band from Cleveland. Here, live from the Roxy in LA:
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One of the great songs of all time, by The Human Beinz out of Youngstown:
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