- Bauduc
Bauduc may refer to:
* The
Château Bauduc estate, nearBordeaux .
* The drummerRay Bauduc .
* The Italian painterFelice Cerruti Bauduc .
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Bauduc — Ray Bauduc Raymond Bauduc (* 18. Juni 1906 in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA; † 8. Januar 1988 in Houston, Texas, USA) war ein weißer Schlagzeuger des … Deutsch Wikipedia
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