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David Freeman — is the name of: David Freeman (music historian) (born 1939), collector, historian, and authority on old time and bluegrass music David Freeman, musician, member of The Flys and The Lover Speaks, writer of No More I Love You s David G. Freeman… … Wikipedia
David Benoit (musician) — Not to be confused with Benoît David. David Benoit David Benoit at Jazz Alley March 16, 2007 Photo: Werner Nieke Background information Birth name David Benoi … Wikipedia
Chris Freeman (musician) — For other people named Chris Freeman, see Chris Freeman (disambiguation). Chris Freeman (born Christopher Mark Freeman, August 8, 1961 in Seattle, Washington[1]) is an American bassist. He is best known as a member of the band Pansy Division,… … Wikipedia
David Friedman — may refer to: Dafydd ab Hugh, born David Friedman, science fiction/fantasy writer; political weblogger David Friedman (actor), American film and TV actor and child star of the 1980s David Friedman (composer), Broadway and film composer David D.… … Wikipedia
David Dyson — performing in 2011 Background information Birth name David Reeves Dyson Born April 3, 1965 … Wikipedia
David Chase — Born David DeCesare August 22, 1945 (1945 08 22) (age 66) Mount Vernon, New York, United States Occupation Screenwriter, director, producer Spouse … Wikipedia
David Pack — Background information Born 15 July 1952 (1952 07 15) (age 59) Los Angeles, California, USA … Wikipedia
David Tudor — Playing with John Cage at Shiraz Arts Festival in 1971 Background information Born January 20, 1926 Origin … Wikipedia
David Sanborn — For the port management executive, see David C. Sanborn. David Sanborn David Sanborn, Festival de Jazz Riviera Maya 2008 Background information Born July 30 … Wikipedia
Dave Stewart (musician) — David Lloyd Stewart (born Waterloo, London, 30 December 1950) is a musician currently recording with singer Barbara Gaskin. He has worked as a magazine columnist, has written books on music theory, and has played keyboards in various Canterbury… … Wikipedia
