died on January 6, 2006. Lou's voice is so distinct and instantly recognizable, born on December 1, 1933 in Chicago since the early days of Lou in the church choir his collaborations with Sam Cooke, "The Dick Clark Show" at the Hollywood Bowl in 1959, the opening of the Beatles in 1966.Sus monologues in the 1970s presaged rap music to become a "crossover" artist before the term was invented, there was a constant in the career of Lou Rawls - a voice that one critic proclaimed "sweet as sugar, soft as velvet, strong as steel. In 1975, while other artists have succumbed to the pace, Lou moved to Philadelphia International, the mecca of producers / songwriters Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, was rewarded the following year when "You'll Never Find (Another Love Like Mine)" became the most successful Lou. The next year he took home his third Grammy, Best Song R & amp; B Vocal Performance, no doubt Lou also took his talents to children's programming, becoming the voice of singing cats Garfield animated. In 1982 he was nominated for a Grammy for Best Recording for Children for Here Comes Garfield and musical star of the series "Garfield" television specials. More recently, Lou sang the title song of "Little Book of the jungle", is also the voice of Harvey the Mailman in "the Nickelodeon series Hey Arnold" and grandfather in Bill Cosby's animated series "Fatherhood" .. The great Lou
Benjamin Orzechowski, American son of a Russian father and Czechoslovakian mother was born in Cleveland (Ohio, USA) on September 8, 1947 . Permanently left high school, of often used to leave when I his band called "The Grasshoppers" Orzechowsky met another young musician named Ric Ocasek. In 1976 both founded the band The Cars, after which he decided to move to Chicago. At that time decided to shorten his surname to make it alone in Orr. His music was derived from the scene of those years and then moved to New Wave. While Ocasek was the lead singer and face visible, Benjamin Orr was the group's presence on stage. During his tenure with The Cars lent his voice to the band's greatest hits like the ballad "Drive" His last appearance took place on September 27, 2000, in a Big People concert in Alaska. Six days later, on October 3, 2000 Benjamin Orr died in Atlanta (Georgia)
died on January 6, 2006. Lou's voice is so distinct and instantly recognizable, born on December 1, 1933 in Chicago since the early days of Lou in the church choir his collaborations with Sam Cooke, "The Dick Clark Show" at the Hollywood Bowl in 1959, the opening of the Beatles in 1966.Sus monologues in the 1970s presaged rap music to become a "crossover" artist before the term was invented, there was a constant in the career of Lou Rawls - a voice that one critic proclaimed "sweet as sugar, soft as velvet, strong as steel. In 1975, while other artists have succumbed to the pace, Lou moved to Philadelphia International, the mecca of producers / songwriters Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff, was rewarded the following year when "You'll Never Find (Another Love Like Mine)" became the most successful Lou. The next year he took home his third Grammy, Best Song R & amp; B Vocal Performance, no doubt Lou also took his talents to children's programming, becoming the voice of singing cats Garfield animated. In 1982 he was nominated for a Grammy for Best Recording for Children for Here Comes Garfield and musical star of the series "Garfield" television specials. More recently, Lou sang the title song of "Little Book of the jungle", is also the voice of Harvey the Mailman in "the Nickelodeon series Hey Arnold" and grandfather in Bill Cosby's animated series "Fatherhood" .. The great Lou 
