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William Gussak (1920–1994) was an
American jazz and
recording session drummer, best
known for
being the
drummer on the
classic 12
April 1954 recording...
- that it was not him, but
Gussak playing drums on the recording.
Despite not
being members of Bill
Haley and His Comets,
Gussak and
Cedrone were trusted...
- Pedro; Borggrefe, Martin; Brugada, Josep; Brugada, Ramon; Corrado, Domenico;
Gussak, Ihor; LeMarec, Herve; Nademanee, Koonlawee;
Perez Riera,
Andres Ricardo;...
- use a
session musician to play
drums on
recording sessions (usually
Billy Gussak but also
Cliff Leeman and
David "Panama" Francis,
although this last musician...
- hemorrhage".
Journal of Electrocardiology. 5 (2): 93–95. PMID 5033416.
Gussak I,
Bjerregaard P, Egan TM,
Chaitman BR. (1995). "ECG
phenomenon called the...
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guitar Johnny Grande –
piano Marshall Lytle –
double b**** on 1–10
Billy Gussak –
drums on 1–8 Joey
Ambrose –
tenor saxophone on 1–10 Al Rex –
double b****...
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diseases of the heart.
Volume 2,
Diagnosis and treatment.
Arthur Wilde, Ihor
Gussak,
Michael J. Ackerman, Win-Kuang Shen, and
Charles Antzelevitch (2nd ed.)...
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early 1960s he met
Billy Gussak and
began working together with the
veteran studio drummer. One song he
worked on with
Gussak, "My
Teenage Castle" ended...
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Etheridge SP (2013). "Chapter 32 – Andersen-Tawil and
Timothy Syndromes". In
Gussak I,
Antzelevitch C (eds.).
Electrical diseases of the heart.
Volume 1, Basic...
- DJ,
Schwartz PJ,
Ackerman MJ (2013). "Congenital Long QT Syndrome". In
Gussak I,
Antzelevitch C (eds.).
Electrical Diseases of the Heart.
Springer London...
