John Baumann is an American country singer-songwriter who is best known for having been a member of The Panhandlers alongside artists Josh Abbott, William Clark Green and Cleto Cordero. Baumann has gone on to also pursue a career as a solo artist and has recently signed with The Next Waltz. Apart from his career as a musicians, Baumann is also... read full bio
John Berry, a country music legend who has been nominated for a Grammy Award, has carved his name into the charts with an incredible catalog of 20 singles that have appeared on the country hit parade. Six of these songs reached the prestigious Top 5, with one even taking the top spot on the Billboard and Radio and Records country... read full bio
Former Chief Executive and IndustryWeek magazine editor-in-chief and publisher John R. Brandt is the founder and CEO of The MPI Group and a seasoned executive, entrepreneur, journalist, author, and researcher. NINCOMPOOPERY: Why Your Customers Hate You—and How to Fix It, his most recent award-winning book, is based on ground-breaking research on performance excellence and leadership in over 50,000 firms. Nincompoopery... read full bio
JBB was founded by Kevin Kinsella and had a long and illustrious career spanning three decades and numerous lineup changes. The band's groundbreaking record, "All Time," became almost legendary and is recognized as a key component of the US reggae scene. Throughout the course of the first five JBB albums, Kinsella—who began as the band's original lead singer and... read full bio
The John Butler Trio is a roots and jam band that was founded in Fremantle, Australia. John Butler, the band's vocalist and guitarist, is responsible for the band's inception. The John Butler Trio has come a long way since its early days as a band that relied on self-recorded cassette tapes and self-organized tours to establish itself as a formidable... read full bio
John Byner is an actor, comedian, and impressionist who has had a lengthy television and movie career. His voice work includes the cartoon series The Ant and the Aardvark, in which the title characters are voiced by Byner's impressions of Dean Martin and Jackie Mason, respectively. On The Ed Sullivan Show, where he made his first early TV appearances, he... read full bio
John C. Reilly is an actor, singer, producer, comedian, and screenwriter. He has been acting since the late 1980's and is very recognizable, as he is in some of the most popular movies. Reilly has appeared in over fifty films, including three films that were nominated for Academy Awards for Best Picture. He is very often seen alongside Will Ferrell... read full bio
John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band is an American rock band from Narragansett, Rhode Island. The group is led by John Cafferty and they gained popularity after the release of their singles “Wild Summer Nights” and “Tender Years”. Since then, the group has gone on to release four studio albums and three compilation albums. Some of their most popular... read full bio
John Cale's musical adventure began while he was a student at London's Goldsmiths College. Along with Sterling Morrison and Lou Reed, he joined the influential band The Velvet Underground as one of its founding members and violist in the middle of the 1960s. Cale's musical contributions to the group contributed to the development of their distinctive sound, which combines rock,... read full bio
John’s sharp wit and unique delivery made him a crowd favorite right off the bat. After graduating from Kent State University, he left behind a lucrative career patching potholes to take his talent to the West coast. There he spent the next four years working the door at the world famous Comedy Store and cutting grass at a local golf... read full bio
John Caponera is considered a comic's comic, a true professional offering a mix of material from topical to impressions to characterizations to stories and one-liners. John always knew he wanted to be in show business, but in what dimension was undetermined until John entered a Gong Show" at a local bar in Chicago. After doing several impressions, he walked away... read full bio
John Carpenter is an American filmmaker, actor, and composer best known for his work on horror films. Most famously, he is known for the film The Thing – a movie that has since become a cult classic and single-handedly revitalized the sci-fi horror genre in recent years. John’s earliest work was Dark Star, a sci-fi comedy and his first movie... read full bio
John Cassidy is an American balloon artist, magician and comedian from New York City. He holds several Guinness World Record speed records in balloon sculpting and has inflated and sculpted 747 balloons in one hour. He also holds the record for most balloon sculptures completed in one minute. As a performer, Cassidy gives performances for all ages and does a... read full bio
John Conlees success began in the late 70s. Signed to ABC Records after working in radio for a number of years, Conlee was ready to make records rather than just sit back and spin them. The label released Rose Colored Glasses, a song Conlee wrote, which became a huge hit and his signature song. Back Side of Thirty was soon... read full bio
John Cooper Clarke gained notoriety as the first "people's poet." Legendary producer Martin Hannett and a group of Mancunian celebrities, including Buzzcocks' Peter Shelley and The Durutti Column's Vini Reilly, posing as The Invisible Girls, recorded and set his distinctive poetry and delivery style to music. Early live performances by JCC were well-known events. Many upcoming superstars like Joy Division, New Order and Duran... read full bio
No one has to tell John Corbett that Hollywood stars moonlighting as musicians dont always get taken seriously. Hes already faced crowds full of skeptics wearing expectant looks that silently challenge him, show us what youve got. But Corbetts never had a problem doing just that, onstage with his band or on radio airwaves. His self-titled debut album, released in... read full bio
John Craigie is an American folk singer-songwriter who has been known as a “Modern-Day Troubadour,” who plays in the style of iconic musicians such as Woody Guthrie, Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, and more. Craigie was born in Los Angeles, California, and he began his career studying at UC Santa Cruz where he also began performing music locally. He previously began playing... read full bio
Music nourishes us spiritually, emotionally, and cognitively, much like community does. It also extends an invitation for us to gather together in a shared time and under one roof. Similar to this, John Craigie uses music to foster a sense of community that is anchored by his passionate and emotive songwriting, intense vocals, upbeat soundscapes, and unstoppable spirit. On his... read full bio
John Crist is an American stand-up comedian who went viral from his famous YouTube videos, which now hold over a million for almost every single video. Crist is a Christian and a lot of his comedy goes into church and being Christian like his “Road Rage in the Church Parking Lot” and his “Signs You Grew Up Christian” videos. Crist... read full bio
John Davidson has been the host of some of America's favorite television shows, including The John Davidson Show, Hollywood Squares and That's Incredible. Davidson has recorded 12 albums, performed in various musicals and has made many movies; The Happiest Millionaire, The One and Only Genuine Original Family Band, Coffee Tea or Me, The Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders II, Airport '79 and... read full bio
