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Essra Mohawk (/ˈɛsrə/; born
Sandra Elayne Hurvitz;
April 23, 1948 –
December 11, 2023) was an
American singer-songwriter who
recorded a
dozen albums....
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Spell That
Comes After" (written by
Frank Zappa's and Herb Cohen's
protege Essra Mohawk, but
erroneously credited on
original pressings of the LP to Zappa's...
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under the
umbrella of the
charitable company ESSRA, or were terminated, and the
holding bodies dissolved.
ESSRA then
changed its name to The
Henry George...
- the rest of its run.
Blossom Dearie returned for a
second episode, and
Essra Mohawk joined the cast as a
recurring singer. To
coincide with the upcoming...
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Primordial Lovers is the
second album by
American singer-songwriter
Essra Mohawk,
released in May 1970. The
original Reprise LP
included a 20-page booklet...
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later composed the song "Woodstock"
inspired by what she saw on television.
Essra Mohawk was
scheduled to
perform at the festival, but her
driver took a wrong...
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Richard Russo Essra Mohawk (born 1947),
American singer-songwriter
Frazier Mohawk (born 1941),
American record producer and
husband of
Essra Mohawk The Mohawks...
- Scam (ABC, 1976)
Letta Mbulu – There's
Music in the Air (A&M, 1976)
Essra Mohawk –
Essra (Private Stock, 1976)
Steely Dan – Aja (ABC, 1977)
Hummingbird –...
- 1976 song "Sufferin' Till Suffrage" from
Schoolhouse Rock!,
performed by
Essra Mohawk and
written by Bob
Dorough and Tom Yohe, states, in part, "Not a...
- Zappa, and who now
changed her name to
Essra Mohawk. He
subsequently produced her
second album (and
first as
Essra Mohawk)
entitled Primordial Lovers on...
