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Dakota is the name of at least four music groups 1) An alias for well known Trance music producer Markus Schulz. He used this moniker in late 90's - early 00's and decided to revive it in 2009 by releasing full length artist album - Thoughts Become Things on Armada Music imprint. 2) The name of a band hailing from Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, England. The band consits of Ben Talbot (vocals, guitar and keys), Aaron Whelan (guitar), Tom Davison (bass) and Rob Armitage (drums). They released their first single 'Wild Child' on 13 July 2009 through Genuine Records and Right Track Distribution/Universal Music. 'Wild Child' is the first release from Dakota's debut album, 'Here, There and Everywhere'. 3)Latvijas šlāgergrupa dibināta 1997.gadā Bauskas pusē.Grupas dibinātājs,kā arī visu dziesmu un to tekstu autors ir Edvīns Zariņš.Grupa ir izlaidusi trīs albūmus:,,Klaidoņa pasakas,, ,,Vakariņas 5-atā,, ,,Viss vēl būs,,Šajos albūmos ir iekļautas tikai oriģināldziesmas. 5) American group who issued one self-titled album in 1976 with 8 tracks: 1. Lovely Lady 2. Lonely Wind 3. Walkin' The Dog 4. Hey Boy 5. Roll 6. I've Been Told Before 7. Back to the Country 8. Dakota Jim Originally released on the infamous Tiger Lily label, the self-titled album by the melodic country-rock outfit Dakota is one of the most charming of '70s West Coast style albums. Wait a second, 'infamous' Tiger Lily label? Well, so they say, Tiger Lily was a tax scam label run by the head of Roulette, Morris Levy. Whatever the rumour, the label had taste including this hitherto overlooked gem. Reflective songs dominate, each one short and bittersweet. There's a hint of Neil Young, particularly in the vocals, but these guys can really play too. Whether tugging at the ol' heartstrings or setting those toes a-tapping, Dakota will take you on a West Coast ride worth remembering, and you can almost smell the jasmine in the air. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL.