- classes, he met
fellow student Alan
Gratzer.
Doughty had
learned some
Beatles songs on his parents' piano, and
Gratzer had been a
drummer in
local bands...
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Gratzer may
refer to:
David Gratzer,
Canadian physician and
writer George Grätzer,
Hungarian Canadian mathematician and
author Walter Gratzer (1932–2021)...
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George A.
Grätzer (Hungarian:
Grätzer György; born 2
August 1936, in Budapest) is a Hungarian-Canadian mathematician,
specializing in
lattice theory and...
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David George Gratzer (born
September 5, 1974) is a physician, columnist, author,
Congressional expert witness; he was a
senior fellow at both the Manhattan...
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Grodziskie (Polish pronunciation: [ɡrɔˈd͡ʑiskʲɛ];
other names:
Grätzer, Grodzisz) is a
historical beer
style from
Poland made from oak-smoked
wheat malt...
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Carlos Grätzer is an
Argentine composer born in
Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1956. He was
given his
musical training by his father,
Guillermo Graetzer [de;...
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Doughty –
keyboards Bruce Hall – b****, lead
vocals on "Someone Tonight" Alan
Gratzer – drums,
tambourine on "I Wish You Were There"
Additional musicians Steve...
- with
smoked malts replacing some or all of the mash bill.
Grodziskie or
Grätzer are similar,
traditional smoked beers from Poland, but made from wheat...
- 1967, the
group originally included drummer and
backing vocalist Alan
Gratzer,
guitarist and lead
vocalist Joe Matt, b****ist and
backing vocalist Mike...
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Walter Bruno Gratzer (20
September 1932 – 20
October 2021) was a German-born
British biophysical chemist. He was
professor of
biophysical chemistry at...
