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John W. Chandler — may refer to:* John W. Candler, 19th century US Representative from Massachusetts * John Chandler, 19th century US Senator from Maineee also* John Chandler (disambiguation) … Wikipedia
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John Steel (drummer) — For other persons named John Steel, see John Steel (disambiguation). John Steel (born 4 February 1941, Gateshead, England) was the original drummer of the band, The Animals.Steel went to the Gateshead Grammar School. He met the future lead singer … Wikipedia
