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	Anthony Mather Industrial	He is signed to Noitekk Records in Germany. He has two signed bands: Aslan Faction & Tactical Sekt. His new CD Burn Process is Number 3 in the Dutch Charts. Much of his music deals with moral themes, religion and politics. He is a member of the Banbury Ward, Northampton, England Stake. www.aslan-faction.com
Photo: Mormon Tabernacle Choir.org	Mormon Tabernacle Choir Inspirational Grammy Award Winner	It might seem just too obvious to list the Mormon Tabernacle Choir on a page of famous Mormon musicians.  On the other hand, with a Grammy Award and four Gold Records, they are too famous to leave off any such list.  The choir is made up of 360 volunteers who range in age from 25 to 60.  They are accompanied by a volunteer orchestra of 110 musicians.  President Ronald Reagan labeled the Mormon Tabernacle Choir "America's Choir," and at his 1989 inauguration, President George H. W. Bush proclaimed it "a national treasure."
www.mormonwiki.com	Neon Trees	Neon Trees is an alternative rock group consisting of three young men and a girl from Provo, Utah. The four-member band, includes lead vocalist/keyboardist Tyler Glenn, guitarist Chris Allen, bassist Branden Campbell, and drummer/vocalist Elaine Bradley. They have released an album, "Habits," (March, 2010) on Mercury Records, and performed on many television shows. Their song, "Animal," has been heard on TV shows like "Melrose Place" and "Secrets of Aspen", and on radio stations everywhere. "Animal" reached No. 1 on the Alternative Specialty Chart and has had major radio play in Salt Lake City, San Diego, Los Angeles, New York, and more. http://www.mormonwiki.com/Neon_Trees
	Maren Ord	Driven by her songwriting smarts, wielding voice and rocking pop acoustics, Maren Ord, a feisty Edmonton native, was blown into international attention at an early age. By 17, her debut album, Waiting, had spawned more than 23,000 spins from its three singles, was nominated for a Juno Award, landed her a spot on the Lilith Fair Tour and catapulted Maren into the whirlwind of professional music.
	The Osmond Brothers Pop	Alan, Wayne, Merrill, Jay and Donny sang five part harmonies in competition with the Jackson Five. Originally formed in 1967, hits included: "One Bad Apple," "Double Lovin'," "Yo Yo," "Down By The Lazy River," "Crazy Horses" and "The Proud One." Probably their most ambitious moment came with the evangelical concept album, The Plan, in which they attempted to express their Mormon beliefs. The group officially disbanded in 1980. VH1: Osmond Biography
Photo: LenTriola.com	Donny Osmond Rock and Pop	Donny Osmond was one of the quintessential teen idols of the 1970s, with perhaps the longest run on the covers of the teen magazines of any idol. He did several albums with his sister Marie, and they have done two television shows together. From 1992-1997, Donny appeared in the title role of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Today he is hosting Pyramid; he has a new album; and he uses his web site to share his beliefs. Donny.com  Sunshine Day
	Marie Osmond Country	She was the first female country artist to have a number one song ("Paper Roses") from her debut album.  She was the youngest person ever to co-host a weekly, television variety show.  Recording hits include: "Meet Me In Montana," "There's No Stopping Your Heart," "I Only Wanted You," "You're Still New to Me" and "Read My Lips."  She was the co-founder of the Children's Miracle Network.  Today, she creates and manufacturers her own line of porcelain dolls.

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