James Bell
James, Jim, Jimmy and Jamie Bell may refer to:
Jimmy & the Mustangs
Jimmy and the Mustangs is an American rockabilly band fronted by Jimmy Haddox( sometimes credited as Jimmy Silvers).
Emerging from the punk scene in Southern California during the 1980s, Jimmy and the Mustangs played their first live show to a sold- out audience opening for the renowned all- female band The Go- Go's.
At the time, the band ’s" root ’s music" was fueled by fury- driven, gut- wrenching guitars, not unlike their punk contenders of that era.
As the band progressed, a more definitive sound began to evolve, and Jimmy and the Mustangs carved out a style of rockabilly and swing unlike any other band in Los Angeles at the time.
World- famous Hollywood nightclubs like
The Whiskey, The Roxy and The Starwood began booking Jimmy and the Mustangs as an opening act for L.A. bands such as X, The Blasters and Los Lobos as well as touring bands such as Chuck Berry, The Stray Cats and Joe Ely, just to name a few.
It was n’t long before Jimmy and the Mustangs were headlining the same clubs with sold- out shows of their own.
In a 1982" Los Angeles Times" review of their sold- out Roxy show" filled with quiff- headed rocking cats and their petticoated kittens", the group was described as" not just a band.
The Roxy show featured a full- scale production number, complete with guest musicians, guest singers" and others.
Not long after being hired by Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin fame to perform at his own private party, the band was sought out by Bruce Springsteen, who joined them onstage.
An East Coast tour followed.
Upon returning home to L.A., the band received its first record deal with Vanity Records, which sold an excess of 40,000 copies.
Television and movie appearances followed including an appearance in the final episode of the CBS television series" Square Pegs" in 1983.
A self- titled E.P. was released on the Curb/ MCA label and included the song" Justine", which was made into a video and received play on MTV.
Since relocating to Austin Texas, Jimmy has recorded a self- titled CD and has put together a new Mustangs line- up.
The Gingers
The Gingers were an Australian pop punk band which formed in early 2005 with Etta Curry on drums and vocals; Nellie Jackson on lead guitar, rhythm guitar and vocals; and Chelsea Wheatley on lead vocals, bass guitar and keyboards.
They signed with Illicit Records, which issued a five- track extended play," Love You Long Time", in May 2006.
Jimmy & the Mustangs
Jimmy and the Mustangs is an American rockabilly band fronted by Jimmy Haddox( sometimes credited as Jimmy Silvers).
Emerging from the punk scene in Southern California during the 1980s, Jimmy and the Mustangs played their first live show to a sold- out audience opening for the renowned all- female band The Go- Go's.
At the time, the band ’s" root ’s music" was fueled by fury- driven, gut- wrenching guitars, not unlike their punk contenders of that era.
As the band progressed, a more definitive sound began to evolve, and Jimmy and the Mustangs carved out a style of rockabilly and swing unlike any other band in Los Angeles at the time.
World- famous Hollywood nightclubs like
The Whiskey, The Roxy and The Starwood began booking Jimmy and the Mustangs as an opening act for L.A. bands such as X, The Blasters and Los Lobos as well as touring bands such as Chuck Berry, The Stray Cats and Joe Ely, just to name a few.
It was n’t long before Jimmy and the Mustangs were headlining the same clubs with sold- out shows of their own.
In a 1982" Los Angeles Times" review of their sold- out Roxy show" filled with quiff- headed rocking cats and their petticoated kittens", the group was described as" not just a band.
The Roxy show featured a full- scale production number, complete with guest musicians, guest singers" and others.
Not long after being hired by Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin fame to perform at his own private party, the band was sought out by Bruce Springsteen, who joined them onstage.
An East Coast tour followed.
Upon returning home to L.A., the band received its first record deal with Vanity Records, which sold an excess of 40,000 copies.
Television and movie appearances followed including an appearance in the final episode of the CBS television series" Square Pegs" in 1983.
A self- titled E.P. was released on the Curb/ MCA label and included the song" Justine", which was made into a video and received play on MTV.
Since relocating to Austin Texas, Jimmy has recorded a self- titled CD and has put together a new Mustangs line- up.
Bōkenshatachi
This song was included in the band's compilation albums" Do the Best" and" Do the A- side".
Do the Twist
Do the Twist may refer to:
Jimmy and the Soulblazers
Jimmy and The Soul Blazers( also known as Change and Clockwork) are an American soul and funk band from Alliance, Ohio.
Since 1966 they have played for audiences across the East Coast and Midwest of the United States.
Tōku Made
This song was included in the band's compilation albums" Do the Best" and" Do the A- side".
Do the Math (disambiguation)
Do the Math may refer to:
Cautleya gracilis
Cautleya gracilis is a perennial herbaceous plant in the family Zingiberaceae( the gingers).
It is found in the Himalayas through to south China and Vietnam.
It is cultivated as an ornamental garden plant, hardy to a few degrees of frost.

Question: Do the bands The Gingers and Jimmy and the Soulblazers, originate from the same country?
Answer: no