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Maria Pia de Vito (b. 1960) is an Italian jazz singer, composer, and arranger. Born in Naples, de Vito studied opera, contemporary singing, musical theory, and harmony, and started her musical career in 1976 as a singer and guitarist (and, later, as a pianist) in groups specialising in music from the Mediterranean and the Balkans. Since the 1980s she has been active on the jazz scene as a singer, performing and collaborating with, among others, Kenny Wheeler, Ralph Towner, Joe Zawinul, Michael Brecker, Steve Turre, and the Art Ensemble Of Chicago.

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There are at least 2 bands named Horrid:
1) A death metal band from Italy
2) A blackened death/thrash metal band from the USA (California) ----- 1) Death metal band from Varese (Italy). CURRENT LINE-UP:

Belfagor - Guitars
Max - Bass
Matt - Drums (Necroflesh)
Satras - Vocals (Nightward) FORMER BAND MEMBERS: Vocals:
James (1990-1999)
Robert ( -2006) Guitars:
Alex (2001-2002) Drums:
Istrice
Draughar (Khephra)
Mick DISCOGRAPHY: Eternal Suffering (Demo 1992)
You Are Mine (Demo 1994)

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There is more than one artist with this name. 1) The Fire is an hard rock band from portugal formed in April 1991, making their first concert on the 14th of July 1991.
In January 1992, they reached the first place in a Modern Music Festival, in Vila Nova de Gaia.
In 1993 they recorded their first original demo tape at Reck n' Roll Studios, which pushed the band to perform in Queima das Fitas, O'Porto, on May 1993, and in Ritual Rock Night's Festival, also in O'Porto, on September 1993.

There are more than one band named The Vickers. Japan - Forming in 2003 after Chisato, formerly of the all-female punk band THUG MURDER (TKO Records), and Kenta666, from the hardcore band REAL SHIT, started collaborating, THE VICKERS quickly carved a name for themselves as one of Japan's fiercest rock n' roll acts. They released their first mini-album Stab Your Back, now out-of-print, which was quickly followed up with three brutal albums as well as Chisato's final recording with the group Don't Slow Me Down.