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Ooberman keyboardist and
vocalist Sophia Churney is his sister. Born as
Lindsay Russell Churney in Liverpool,
Churney was
educated at
Merchant Taylors' School...
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brother of
Sophia Churney Sophia Churney (active from 1998),
English singer-songwriter,
sister of
Russell Churney Mayor Churney, a
fictional character...
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pianist Russell Churney,
originally performed in 2001 and
recorded in 2003 (see
Darkness and Disgrace: Des de Moor and
Russell Churney Perform the Songs...
- is a
studio album by the
artists Barb Jungr,
Kuljit Bhamra and
Russell Churney,
containing 11
original songs by the trio and 4
covering versions, released...
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Churney Road, (station code: CYR) is a
railway station on the
Western Line of the
Mumbai Suburban Railway. It
serves the
suburb of
Charni Road. The next...
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founded nearly a
decade after the
previous band, with the
addition of
Sophia Churney (keyboards and vocals) and Alan
Kelly (drums). The
first Ooberman gig was...
- 2004-12-06 at the
Wayback Machine Official website Russell Churney biography Russell Churney section of the
Fascinating Aïda
website David Bowie Official...
- the
death in 2007 of the group's
pianist and
musical director Russell Churney,
plans for a new show were shelved. It was
announced in
early March 2008...
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featured on her
album Waterloo Sunset (2003) "Where Are You Now?" (Russell
Churney, Barb Jungr) – 3:30 "Au Depart" (Robb Johnson) – 6:36
Originally from the...
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Census Bureau – USA and by state". Boomerslife.org.
Retrieved June 9, 2009.
Churney,
Linda (1979). "Student
Protest in the 1960s". Yale-New
Haven Teachers...
