LC control no. | no 99083683 |
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Descriptive conventions | rda |
LC classification | ML420.K157 Biography |
Personal name heading | Karaca, Cem, 1945-2004 |
Variant(s) | Karaka, Cem, 1945-2004 Karaca, Muhtar Cem, 1945-2004 Cem Baba, 1945-2004 |
Associated country | Turkey |
Birth date | 19450405 |
Death date | 20040208 |
Place of birth | Antioch, Turkey |
Place of death | Istanbul, Turkey |
Field of activity | Rock music Folk music Psychedelic rock music |
Affiliation | Apaşlar (Musical group) Kardaşlar (Musical group) Moğollar (Musical group) |
Profession or occupation | Singers Guitarists |
Found in | Bir Cem Karaca kitabı, 1998: p. 11 (b. Apr. 5, 1945) New York times, Feb. 16, 2004 (Cem Karaca, 58, Turkish singer and a founder of Turkish rock music; d. Feb. 8, 2004, Istanbul) Turkish freakout, 2010: container (Cem Karaka) insert (Cem Karaka; consistently misspelled this way throughout; 1960s-1970s Turkish folk and psychedelic rock singer; also known as Cem Baba ("Cem the father"); performs the song Üryan geldim with the band Kardaşlar, and the song Gilgamiş with the band Apaşlar; reproductions of disc covers give spelling as Cem Karaca) Wikipedia, June 13, 2013 (Cem Karaca; Turkish rock musician and important figure in the Anatolian rock movement; also known as Cem Baba; born Muhtar Cem Karaca, April 5, 1945, Antakya, Turkey; died February 8, 2004, Istanbul; vocalist and guitarist; former member of groups such as Apaşlar, Kardaşlar, and Moğollar) |