- "Blue
Banisters", and "Arcadia"; "Text Book" and "Wildflower Wildfire" were also
released ahead of the
album as
promotional singles. Blue
Banisters peaked...
- to
provide safety or support. In Britain,
handrails are
referred to as
banisters.
Handrails are
commonly used
while ascending or
descending stairways and...
-
Clinic would be
renamed the
Scott & Cyan
Banister First Amendment Clinic, "in
recognition of the
Banisters' very
generous gift in
support of the clinic...
-
studio album". A
music video for "Blue
Banisters" was
released two days
before the
album on 20 October. "Blue
Banisters" is a
ballad containing cushioned piano...
-
Banister may
refer to: John
Banister (anatomist) (1533–1610),
English anatomist John
Banister (composer) (1630–1679),
English composer John
Banister (naturalist)...
-
William Guy
Banister (March 7, 1901 – June 6, 1964) was an
employee of the
Federal Bureau of
Investigation (FBI), an ****istant
superintendent of the New...
-
Henry Banister may
refer to:
Henry Banister (politician) (c. 1538–1628),
English politician Henry Charles Banister (1831–1897),
English composer, music...
-
Frederick Dale
Banister MICE (15
March 1823 – 22
December 1897), was an
English civil engineer, best
known for his 35
years as the
Chief Engineer of the...
-
Banister is a
French surname, and may
refer to;
Banister comes from the Old
French or Old
Norman banastre which was a type of
wicker basket also related...
-
Richard Banister (died 1626), was an
English oculist of Stamford, Lincolnshire. He was
educated under his relative, John
Banister, the surgeon. He devoted...
