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Lobby Loyde (born John
Baslington Lyde, 18 May 1941 – 21
April 2007), also
known as John
Barrie Lyde or
Barry Lyde, was an
Australian rock
music guitarist...
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Oliver Lloyd (or
Lloyde) (1570 or 1571 – 1625) was a
Welsh Anglican priest and
lawyer who
became Dean of
Hereford Cathedral.
Lloyd was born in Montgomeryshire...
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returned to the
recording studio working on new material,
working with Rick
Lloyde of New Atlantic.
Berri appeared on the
track "Snap!" from
Bright Light Bright...
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Australian pub rock and hard rock
groups such as Rose Tattoo,
Lobby Lloyde and the
Coloured Balls and
Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs.
Photographer Rennie...
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David Lloyd (or
Lloyde) (c. 1688 – 1747) was a
Welsh translator and cleric.
Lloyd was the son of
Phillip Lloyde of St David's, Pembrokeshire,
south Wales...
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Library of Congress.
Whitfield married Lloyde Neil
Holmes in 1940, and was
sometimes referred to as Mrs.
Lloyde Neil Holmes. She was a
celebrated educator...
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Lawndale High School,
Leuzinger High School, or the
continuation school,
Lloyde Continuation High School. The
district has as its
basis the 1905 formation...
- new 'heavy'
version of the
Aztecs owes much to 'guitar hero'
Lobby Loyde.
Lloyde already had a cult
following due to his
stints in two of the most original...
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Mnjoyan Sapphire Tamalemai Soma
Sutton Charlie McFarlane Emma
Mylott Mason Lloyde Note:
Italicized names are
saved artists (names
struck through within former...
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while drawing from any
number of traditional, ethnic, or
modern styles."
Lloyde Barde, July/August 2004,
Making Sense of the Last 20
Years in New Music[usurped]...
