General 5 — The Del-Viles

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• Louis-Michel Aury

• Philippe Bequel

• Jean Bontemps

• Hippolyte de Bouchard

• Jean du Casse

• John Baptist Collins

• Jacques de Sores

• Jacquotte Delahaye

• Anne Dieu-le-Veut

• Jean-Marie Dutertre

• Alexandre Exquemelin

• Michel de Grammont

G cont.

• Pierre le Grand (pirate)

• Louis Guittar

• Jean-François Hodoul

• Jean Lafitte

• Pierre Lafitte

• François le Clerc

• Leonard Le-Bec

• Raveneau de Lussan

• Eustace the Monk

• Montauband

• Daniel Montbars

• Olivier Levasseur

O cont.

• François l'Olonnais

• John Ordronaux (privateer)

• Pierre le Picard

• Bernard Desjean, Baron de Pointis

• Jean-François Roberval

• Tybalt Rosembraise

• Jacques Tavernier

• Moise Vauquelin

• Emanuel Wynn

• Dominique You

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American Zoo, Apollos Apaches, Art Guy, Baby Huey & The Babysitters, Badd Boys, Baker Street Irregulars, Banshees, Baskerville Hounds, Basooties, Bassmen, Beau Allen, Beau Hannon, Beau Havens, Beaux Jens, Beaver & The Trappers, Beep Beep & The Roadrunners, Beer, Bees, Beethovens Four, Big Beats, Big Town Boys, Billy Batson, Billy & The Kids, Billy McKnight & The + 4, Birdwatchers, Black Sheep, Blues & Things, Bo Allen, Bobby Brelyn, Bobby Fuller Four, Bobby J. & The Generations, Bobby Jameson, Bobby Roberts & The Raevons, Bojax, Botumless Pit, Bourbons, Boy Blues, Brand "X", Brave New World, Brothers & Sisters, Buck Rogers Movement, Bunker Hill, Burgundy Run, Bush, Butch Engle & The Styx, Byron & The Mortals, Canadian Rogues, Canadian Squires, Cartakers Of Deception, Carrolls Mood, Cavaliers, Cave Dwellers, Cavemen, Ceeds, Celler Dwellers, Centrees, Chapter VI, Chentelles, Cheques, Cherry Slush, Children, Children Of The Mushroom, Children Of The Night, Chimes, Chosen People, Chris Allen & The Goodtimers, Chylds, Classic 5, Claytons, Clease, Clefs Of Lavender Hill, Clockwork Orange, Cloudwalkers, Cobras, Cole & The Embers, Colony, Commons LTD, Communication Aggregation, Cosmic Tones, Country Classic Esquires, Counts IV, Crumpets, Cyclones, D.C Drifters, Dagenites, Dalek: & The Blackstones, Dan Curry & The Mentors Of Soul, Dany Wyant, Dave Myers & The Disciples, Dean Carter, Dean Kohler, Dee & Tee, Deepest Blue, Defiant 4, Denise & Company, Destiny's Children, Dewayne & The Beldettas, Dick Curtis, Dirty Shames, Dirty Wurds, Distant Cousins, Don & Jerry & The Fugitives, Don & The Agitators, Don Norman & The Other 4, Dr. T & The Undertakers, Dry Gins, Dutch Masters, Dynamic Nutones, Echoes Of Carnaby, Eddie & The Showmen, Eggheads, Electric Train, Emergency Exit, Enchanted Forest, Epics, Esquires, Evergreen Blues, Evil, Evil Inc. Group, Fabulous Pharaohs, Fading Tribesmen, Fairviews, Faros, Felicity, Fenwyck, Fever Tree, Fifth Order, Five Hungry Men, Five More, Florian Monday & His Mondos, Flower Children, Foul Dogs, Frank Ventura & The Crescents, Free Thinkers, Frog & The Toads, Furniture, Galaboochees, Gaylon Ladd, Gee Tee's, Georgy & The Velvet Illusions, Gil Batemen, Gin Gillette, Go-Betweens, Godfrey, Good Feelins', Grains Of Sand, Green Beans, Green Slime, Grotesque Mommies, Ground Floor People, Growing Pains, G's, Half-Pint & The Fifths, Harvey Russell, Hatfields, Haymarket Riot, HB & The Checkmates, Henchmen VI, High Numbers, Hogs, Holocaust, House Of Commons, Hugh McCracken & The Fanatics, Huns, Hush Puppies, Insex, Iron Horse, It's All Meat, It's Us, J. Michael & The Bushmen, J.D Blacfoot, Jack & The Beanstalks, Jack & The Rippers, Jackasses, Jaguars, James T. & The Workers, Jamie Lyons, Jay Telfer, Jelly Bean Bandits, Jerry & The Landslides, Jerry & The Others, Jerry & The Playmates, Jerry Raye, Jim Harpo Valley, Jimmy & The Offbeats, Jimmy Rabbit, Jody Dalton, Joe Degrinda, Joey Gee & The Come-ons, Joey Vine, John Browns Bodies, John English & The Lemondrops, John English & The Heathens, John Fred & His Playboys, Johnny's Uncalled For, Jolly Green Giants, Ju Ju's, Judge & Jury, Just Too Much, Just Two Guys, Kama-Del-Sutra, Kaynines, Keggs, Keith Allison, Keith Green, Keith Kessler, Kempy & The Guardians, Ken & The Fourth Dimensions, Kenny & The Kasuals, Kenny Shane, Kim Fowley, King James & The Royal Jesters, Kit & The Outlaws, Knight Riders, Landlords, Larry & The Blue Notes, Larry Mack, Last Knight, Laymen, Leo & The Prophets, Levis, Lil Boys Blue, Limey & The Yanks, Lindy Blaskey & The Lavells, Little Phil & The Night Shadows, Little Willie & The Adolescents, Livin' End, London & The Bridges, Long John & The Silvermen, Lonnie Duvall, Lord & The Flies, Lou Capri, Lou Reed & The Primitives, Lunduns, M.G & The Escorts, Mad Mike & The Maniacs, Malibus, Maltese, Man-Dells, Matthew Moore Plus Four, Me & Them Guys, Mercy Boys, Michael & The Messengers, Mike Evans, Mike's Messengers, Miller Brothers, Mods, Monocles, Motor City Bonnevilles, Mouse & The Traps, Moxies, Mr. Lucky & The Gamblers, Murphy & The Mob, Mustangs, Mystic Number National Bank, Mystics, Nervous Breakdowns, New Colony Six, New Wing, Nick Hoffman, Night Mist, Night Riders, Night Crawlers, Noah's Ark, Nobody's Children, North Atlantic Invasion Force, Odds & Ends, One Way Streets, One-Eyed-Jacks, Oshun, Other Half, Otherside, Outlaw Blues, Paul Bearer & The Hearsemen, PB And The Staunchmen, Pepper & The Shakers, Pete Morticelli, Peter & The Rabbits, Peter & The Wolves, Petrified Forest, Pharaohs, Phil & The Frantics, Piece Kor, Plato & The Philosophers, Positevely 13 O'Clock, Psycho, Pubs, Puddin' Heads, Purple Haze, Question Mark & The Mysterians, Quests, R. Rogues, Rain, Ralph Neilsen & The Chancellors, Randy & The Radiants, Randy Alvey & The Green Fuz, Randy Fuller, Randy Johnson, Ravens, Reasons Why, Red Beard & The Pirates, Richard & The Young Lions, Richie Bruce, Rick & The Rivals, Riots, Ritchie Dean, Rob Kirk & The Word, Robin & The Seven Hoods, Rocky & The Riddlers, Ronnie Rice & The Silver Bullet Band, Roy & The Bristols, Roy Head, Roy Junior, RPM's, Saharas, Samy Phillip, Satan & The D-Men, Satans, Satans Breed, Satans Chyldren, Sean & The Brandywines, Senator Bobby, Senders, Serfmen, Shadden & The King Lears, Shades, Shadows Of Knight, Shady Daze, Shandels, Sheffields Gate, Silver Fleet, Sir Winston & The Commons, Skip Ellis, Something Else, Something Wild, Sonics Inc, Sonny Flaharty & Mark V, Sonny Villegas, Soul Trippers, Souls Of Britton, Souls Of The Slain, Sounds Like Us, Soup Greens, Spider & The Mustangs, Spiders, Spires Of Oxford, Split Ends, Spontaneous Corruption, Stairways, Stan Donn, Steve Carpenter, Steve France & The Veratones, Steve Lee, Steve Walker & The Bold, Symon Grace & The Tuesday Blues, Tangents, Teddy & His Patches, Teddy Boys, Terry Dee & The Roadrunners, Terry Knight & The Pack, Terry Randall, Terry Teen & The Tweaks, The 3rd Evolution, The 5, The 5 Canadians, The 12 A.M, The Aardvarks, The Abandoned, The Acoustics, The Alarm Clocks, The Amberjacks, The Answers, The Apollos, The Ascendors, The Ascots, The Atlantics, The Avengers, The Aztecs, The Aztex, The Backgrounds, The Bad Boys, The Bad Roads, The Bad Seeds, The Balloon Farm, The Ban, The Bandits, The Barbarians, The Barking Spyders, The Barracudas, The Basement Wall, The Bats, The Beaten Path, The Beatin' Path, The Beaver Patrol, The Beckett Quintet, The Bees, The Bel-Airs, The Benders, The Bends, The Berries, The Bethlehem Exit, The Black & Blues, The Blue Crystals, The Bold, The Bondsmen, The Boss Tweeds, The Bougalieu, The Boys Next Door, The Breakers, The Brigands, The Brogues, The Bruthers, The Brymers, The Bugs, The Burlington Express, The Caretakers, The Castaways, The Centuries, The Chancellors, The Chargers, The Chayns, The Checkmates, The Chessmen, The Children, The Children Of Darkness, The Chob, The Chocolate Balloon, The Chocolate Moose, The Chocolate Pickles, The Chocolate Watchband, The Choir, The Chosen Few, The Cicadelics, The Cindells, The Cindermen, The Cirkyt, The Cliques, The Clue, The Coachmen, The Cobwebs, The Continentals, The Cords, The Count Five, The Country Gentlemen, The Crazy Teens, The Creations, The Crucibles, The Customs Five, The Cynics, The Dantes, The Darelyks, The Dark Horsemen, The David, The Daybreakers, The Dearly Beloved, The Debonaires, The Del-Vetts, The Denims, The Descendents, The Different Parts, The Dogs, The Dovers, The Driving Stupid, The Druids, The Du-Cats, The Ebb Tides, The Echoes, The Edge Of Darkness, The Elastik Band, The Electras, The Electric Company, The Electric Prunes, The Elite, The Elite UFO, The Emperors, The Enemy's, The End, The Era Of Sound, The Escapades, The Ethics, The E-Types, The Exotics, The Fabs, The Fallen Angels, The Fanatics, The Fe-Fi-Four Plus 2, The Few, The Five Americans, The Five Of Us, The Fountain Of Youth, The French Church, The Fugitives, The Galaxies IV, The Gants, The Gentlemen, The Gentle-Men, The Gentlemen Wild, The Gentrys, The Gestures, The Glass Sun, The Godz, The Gonn, The Grapes Of Wrath, The Graveyard 5, The Great Scots, The Grifs, The Grodes, The Groop, The Groupies, The Hallmarks, The Hangmen, The Harbinger Complex, The Hard Times, The Haunted, The Headstones, The Heard, The Heart Attacks, The Heathens, The Henchmen, The Hides, The Hombres, The Human Beings, The Human Beinz, The Human Expression, The Humane Society, The Humans, The Hysterics, The Illusions, The Impact Five, The Inmates, The Inn Crowd, The Innsmen, The Interns, The Intruders Five, The In-Vaders, The Invasion, The Jagged Edge, The Jammers, The Jay-Bees, The Jesters Of Newport, The Journeymen, The Kidds, The Kings Ransom, The K-Otics, The Landels, The Last Word, The Legend, The Lemon Drops, The Litter, The Little Boy Blues, The Live Wires, The Living Children, The Lollipop Shoppe, The Looking Glasses, The Lost Generation, The Loved Ones, The Luv Bandits, The Lyrics, The Mach V, The Magic Mushrooms, The Magic Plants, The Magic Reign, The Magicians, The Marauders, The Mark IV, The Merylnn Tree, The Merseylads, The Merseymen, The Mile Ends, The Modds, The Moguls, The Montells, The Moon Dawgs, The More-Tishans, The Morning Dew, The Mother Goose, The Motifs, The Motion, The Motivations, The Mourning Reign, The Movement, The Movin' Morfomen, The Myddle Class, The Mystic Five, The Mystic Tide, The Mystics, The New Fugitives, The Nightcaps, The Niteriders, The Noblemen, The Nocturnals, The Nomads, The Novas, The Old Exciting Scot Richard Case, The Olivers, The Omens, The Ones, The Opposite Six, The Orange Wedge, The Other Half, The Others, The Outcasts, The Outer Limits, The Outspoken Blues, The Oxford Circle, The Painted Faces, The Painted Ship, The Palace Guards, The Pandas, The Passions, The Pattern, The People, The Perils, The Pilgrimage, The Pilgrims, The Plague, The Plastic Blues Band, The Pleasure Seekers, The Preachers, The Precious Few, The Premiers, The Primates, The Prodigal, The Pseudos, The Pulsating Heartbeats, The Purple Underground, The Quarrymen, The Quid, The Rationals, The Rats, The Ravenz, The Raves, The Ravin' Blue, The Raymarks, The Ready Men, The Rear Exit, The Rebounds, The Red Dogs, The Reddlemen, The Regiment, The Remaining Few, The Remains, The Retreds, The Rising Tides, The Rites Of Spring, The Road, The Road Runners, The Rock Garden, The Rogues, The Rogues Five, The Rollin' Ramsaxes, The Romancers, The Ron Wray Lightshow, The Ron-De-Voos, The Royal Flairs, The Ruins, The Rumblers, The Rumors, The Sands Of Time, The Satisfied Minds, The Savages, The Savoys, The Scotsmen, The Scurvy Knaves, The Second Helping, The Seeds, The Seeds Of Time, The Shades Of Night, The Shadows Five, The Shag, The Shames, The Shandells, The Sheppards, The Sherwoods, The Shy Guys, The Sires, The Sloths, The Snails, The Social Outcasts, The Sonics, The Sons Of Adam, The Sons Of Barbie Doll, The Soul Vendors, The Sound Barrier, The Sounds Of Randall, The Spades, The Sparkles, The Spats, The Specters, The Spectrums, The Squires, The Standells, The Starfires, The Starlites, The State Of Mind, The Stereo Shoestring, The Steve Peele Five, The Stoics, The Stompers, The Strangeloves, The Swamp Rats, The Sweet Acids, The Syndicate Of Sound, The Syndicate, The Tamrons, The Tasmanians, The Tempo's, The Thingies, The Things To Come, The Third Bardo, The Third Booth, The Thunderbolts, The Tigermen, The Torquays, The Trademarks, The Travel Agency, The Tree, The Tribe, The Trojans Of Evol, The Tropics, The Tumblers, The Ugly Ducklings, The Undecyded, The Undertakers, The Uniques, The Unknowns, The Untamed, The US Four, The Vandals, The Vectors, The Vejtables, The Vestells, The Viceroys, The Village Outcast, The Villians, The Vydels, The Wailers, The Wanted, The War-Babies, The Warlords, The Weird Street Carnival, The Werps, The Why Four, Thw Wild, The Wild Knights, The WordD, The Wyld, The X-Cellents, The Yardleys, The Yo Yo's, The Young Men, The Zephyrs, Thee Midniters, Thee Saints & The Prince Of Darkness, Thee Sixpence, Theze Few, Things, Things To Come, Thursday's Children, Tiffany Shade, Tikis, Time Stoppers, Tom Thumb & The Casuals, Tombstones, Tommy Jett, Tonto & The Renegades, Traits, Trans-Atlantic Subway, Tremors, Trespassers, Treytones, Triumphs, Turfits, Twiliters, Ty Wagner, Tyme, Uncle Ben & The Wild Rice, Underdogs, Unrelated Segments, Vacels, Velvet Illusions, Von Ruden, W.C Fields Memorial Electric String Band, Warden & His Fugitives, Warlocks, We The People, We Who Are, Weejuns, Wet Paint, Wild Childs, William Penn & The Quakers, Worlocks, Wrong Numbers, Ye Court Jesters, Yesterday's Children, Young Executives, Young Lions, Zakary Thaks, Zone V, Zorba & The Greeks. 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Bull Moose Jackson

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The high, arched window, the glass a collection of murder weapons skillfully crafted together, cried on the outer surface from the rain pouring down from the storm-ridden skies. Shadows indiscernible in their depth splayed about the room inside the whitewashed mansion, reflections that were like diamonds in their mystery. Darkly, the room slowly was dying from lack of use, subject to time’s black grip and its never-ending tragedies. Like a strange beast, the phonograph from the corner emitted a soft crackling from its hollow brass snout, and time was marked only by a lack of distinguishing. Oily, cheap swill and slowly burning tobacco engaged my sense of smell and hung about the room, clinging to the velvety burgundy of the slightly moldy curtains and dissipating throughout the gray light, betraying someone’s presence. Soft shadows of a high-backed chair that faced the large central window played out on the large Victorian rug, a shadow that was a curtain for certain secret derisions, partially blocking my view of the swelling of briny waves and jagged, stony beaches outside the window. A fleck of lonely white sail drifted on the lonely gray sea, and adventure of a midnight dreary awoke dearly. All lamps extinguished, my only source of light inside the room was that of the weak glow coming from the steel-colored sky which entered, with permission, the sparkling panes and the room behind them.

I entered the room with caution from the large French doors already open opposite the large window, their open state further intriguing my suspicions. What specter dare invade the personal dwellings of Ewin Montgomery? And if not for the thin plumes of bluish smoke issuing from a cigarette up from behind the high-backed chair, I would have been so inclined as to suspect devilry. But, devilry comes in many forms, many murderous in a very real sense in many different subtle ways. Against the iron of the sky and the shadows of the raindrops the blue smoke twisted, poetic and harsh. For a moment, nothing changed as I stood motionless in the doorway.

“Its been a long time comin’,” a voice sneered hollowly. The phonograph had begun a new song. Slowly and sleekly and almost beneath my vision, long fingers, skeletal and brown, groped out villainously on the left side of the chair towards a nearly empty, filth-smeared bottle that was on a small table beside the chair. The orange-red glow of a cigarette held gracefully between two weathered, wrinkled fingers moved with sharp contrast against the backdrop of the softened velvet curtains. Long, yellow fingernails and gem-studded rings clinked against the thin glass of the bottle’s neck. Ruby glinted dully red against the rain. The bottle was drawn out of my sight behind the chair along with the hand, and I could imagine the head of the figure tipping back as I heard the faint slosh of rum.

“I’m gonna stab your kissy, kissy mouth, its been a long time comin’.”

Deadly-soft electric guitar, rife with blues, shivered behind a sneering British accent. Almost alarmingly a leg swung over the right arm of the high-backed chair and a boot-encased foot came into view. It hung limp as though dead, the boot filth-ridden and grimy, the worn leather cracked severely along the natural creases. The wide collar of the upper part of the boot reached to the upper part of the calf, and then hung down, covering the other part of the boot down to a quarter of the way up from the ankle. On the left arm, an elbow comfortably situated itself, encased in a dark green, sea-battered captain’s jacket. Slightly and with impatient suggestion the foot twitched to the tambourine rhythm now sounding softly throughout the room from the phonograph. And as the final beat sounded, a final droplet of rain kissed the window. The leg swung back over the arm of the chair and the bottle was placed, empty, with a definitive clink on the table. Slowly, the figure was now rising from his high-backed chair, and gradually his head and shoulders became visible to me. The figure’s thick black dreadlocks were tied up in a bloodstained bandana that appeared to have never been changed in a substantial amount of time and the greenish-brown captain’s jacket’s collar was gathered about his neck. The needle of the phonograph was the reel of an old film as he began to move, stepping cautiously towards the window. With the half-finished cigarette still in hand, the figure’s arms extended towards the edges of the open curtains, the rings on his hands clinking together. Small attempts of sunlight were beginning to penetrate the spacious room. Then the next track on the record began: a menacing, razor-sharp, jumping rhythm. As if on cue, the curtains were swept sharply closed in a way that made me shudder, shrouding me in darkness. The light from the cigarette was the only illumination within the room as it bobbed over vaguely rightward. I saw an orange shadow of a face bend down and I heard a latch click. Something swung open: it sounded like a large chest. The cigarette returned to eye level and glowed more intensely as he took a long drag from the tobacco. I heard the unmistakable click of a flintlock pistol being cocked. The chest then creaked shut, and the cigarette swung lazily around. It took me a minute to realize, to my horror, the figure was now staring directly at me. My skin crawled. I could not move.

He began his lazy stride towards me, his gaze unwavering. I was afraid that if I moved, I would receive a bullet between the eyes. His boots clunked gracefully on the wooden, naked portion of the floor. As he moved closer and as my eyes grew accustomed to the light I saw the light of the cigarette reflected in sensual and malicious brown eyes. He was only feet from where I stood now, and I could clearly make out his sunken cheekbones and stretched, sun-wrinkled skin in the morbid reddish light of the cigarette. I could not resist as I stared into his eyes. Yet in some strange phenomenon, they were not even looking at me at all, but past me, intently. And with a gaze to kill, he strode beyond me and into the veiled darkness of the halls of Ewin Montgomery’s mansion.