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Troyce Key (September 7, 1937 –
November 9, 1992) was an
American West
Coast blues,
electric blues and soul
blues singer,
guitarist and songwriter. Key...
- Roy
Hawkins Johnny Heartsman Duke
Henderson Ivory Joe
Hunter Etta
James Troyce Key
Little Willie Littlefield Robert Lowery J.J.
Malone Percy Mayfield Jimmy...
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States State Pennsylvania County Warren Founded 1887
Government • Mayor
Troyce Je****k Area • Total 0.69 sq mi (1.79 km2) • Land 0.69 sq mi (1.79 km2)...
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Chuck McMains 45,164 3.68%
Republican Peggy Wilson 31,877 2.60%
Democratic Troyce Guice 15,277 1.24%
Independent Nicholas J.
Accardo 10,035 0.82% Independent...
- DownBeat. Vol. 60, no. 3. p. 14. "Lowell
Fulson &
Johnny Otis To
Headline Troyce Key
Music Scholarship Fund Benefit".
Oakland Post. Vol. 29, no. 106. 28...
- the
Rhythm Rockers, and he
variously worked with
other musicians, such as
Troyce Key, Jill Baxter, Al Green, Joe Simon, Etta James,
Scott McKenzie and Frankie...
- was
Peggy Wilson, an at-large
member of the New
Orleans City Council, and
Troyce Guice, who had
sought the same seat
thirty years earlier when it was held...
- was
Peggy Wilson, an at-large
member of the New
Orleans City Council, and
Troyce Guice, who had
sought the same seat
thirty years earlier when it was held...
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Chuck McMains 45,164 3.68
Republican Peggy Wilson 31,877 2.6
Democratic Troyce Guice 15,277 1.24
Independent Nicholas J.
Accardo 10,035 0.82 Independent...
- "truly storming... ferocious" sound.
These include Lead Belly's "Hands Off",
Troyce Keane's "Annie Maybe" and
Cyril Davies "Countryline Special".
Chiefly influenced...
