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Rockin'Artist Bios W X |
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Prime Years  |
| Wakefield |   | | Wakefield has brothers Ryan and Aaron, along with their cousin, Mike. | |
| Walkmen |   | | The Walkmen made their ’00 debut in New York’s East Village (Joe’s Pub) with an EP rolling out shortly thereafter. | |
| Wallflowers | 1998 - 2005  | | Quickly rebounding, the Wallflowers; Dylan, Rami Jaffe (keyboards), Greg Richling (bass), Michael Ward (guitar) and Mario Calire (drums) hooked up with Interscope Records and got a second chance at making a first impression. | |
| Joe Walsh | 1972 - 1975  | | Many Rock musicians have a sense of humor but Walsh was one of the few to who wore it on his sleeve. | |
| Wang Chung | 1984 - 1986  | | After their debut, Wang Chung was picked up by Arista Records who put out “Points On A Curve” in ‘84. | |
| Weezer | 1995 - 2008  | | Produced by former Cars frontman Ric Ocasek, Weezer’s self-titled debut scored a series of out of the box hits - Undone (The Sweater Song), Buddy Holly, and Say It Ain't So – all helped by clever videos | |
| Wheat | 2003 -   | | Wheat plies a loose, friendly sound fronted by Levesque’s evocative vocals. | |
| The Whigs | 2008 -   | | The Whigs self-produced/released Give 'Em All A Big Fat Lip before landing with ATO Records, a label co-founded and operated by Dave Matthews. | |
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| Rob Zombie | 1996 -   | | For those with any holes in their White Zombie/Rob Zombie collection Past, Present and Future fills the bill. | |
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| The Who | 1967 - 1978  | | The Who arrived in the mid-'60s with youth anthems like My Generation and The Kids Are Alright. | |
| Widespread Panic | 1991 -   | | Many will argue that Widespread Panic is better live and that may be. But “Free Somehow” is an impressive studio set. | |
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| Willowz | 2004 -   | | The Willowz Talk In Circles shows the virtues of lean, energetic guitar Rock with a lot of thrills and next to no fluff. | |
| Wings | 1972 - 1975  | | The best Wings albums, which were recorded between '73 and '75, are Band On The Run and Venus and Mars. | |
| Edgar Winter | 1973 - 1976  | | Edgar Winter's music touched Soul and Funk but he is best known for straight-ahead '70s Rock. | |
| Johnny Winter | 1969 - 1971  | | While never the huge commercial success his original record label had hoped, Johnny Winter Rocked. | |
| Steve Winwood | 1981 - 1988  | | After building a stellar reputation with the Spencer Davis Group, and then Traffic, expectations were high for Steve Winwood’s solo career. | |
| Wire Train | 1984 - 1985  | | Wire Train formed in San Francisco with guitarist/vocalist Kevin Hunter, bassist Anders Runland, drummer Fredrico Gila-Sola and guitarist Kurt Herr. | |
| Wolf Parade | 2005 - 2008  | | Wolf Parade's keywords are Modest Mouse, Brock, Boeckner, Krug and Apologies To The Queen Mary. | |
| Wolfmother |   | | Wolfmother won the ‘05 J Award from the youth radio network Triple J for the best Australian album of the year. | |
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