- The
Maranganji (also
called Margany and
Mardigan) are an
Aboriginal Australian tribe from
southwest Queensland.
Norman Tindale's
estimated Maranganji tribal...
- (February 12, 1923 - June 6, 1977),
better known as Art
Mardigan, was an
American jazz drummer.
Mardigan pla**** with
Tommy Reynolds in 1942 and
served in the...
- Pama–Nyungan
Maric Bidyara Dialects Bidjara (& Gungabula)
Marrganj (Margany/
Mardigan) &
Gunja (Gunya)
Wadjingu (Wadjigu = Wadja) ****iri (Kairi)
Wadjalang (Dharawala)...
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Anderson as
Dennis "Animal"
Price (photographer)
Rebecca Balding as
Carla Mardigan (reporter) (episodes 1-3 only) Jack
Bannon as Art
Donovan (****istant city...
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University of
Michigan Dearborn Mardigan Library The
Alfred Berkowitz Gallery at the
University of
Michigan Dearborn Mardigan Library Crowley Park and Field...
-
commissioned 64
paintings by
local artists including Nym Bunduk,
Charlie Mardigan and
Charlie Brinken. By the 1960s the
Catholic Mission was
buying artworks...
- his
younger brother, Milt Jackson,
Willie Anderson,
Lucky Thompson, Art
Mardigan, and
George Sirhagen, c. 1939–40.
About 1947, he was
playing with Tommy...
-
Margany Indigenous Australian tribal areas.
Margany (also
known as Marganj,
Mardigan, Marukanji, Maranganji) is an
Australian Aboriginal language spoken by...
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Wilson –
trumpet (tracks 5-12) Hall
Overton –
piano Teddy Kotick – b**** Art
Mardigan (tracks 1-4), Nick
Stabulas (tracks 5-12) –
drums Bob
Weinstock – supervisor...
- Art
Mardigian on drums, with Hill on piano. The
following year, Hill and
Mardigan were
joined by
Wardell Gray,
James "Beans"
Richardson on b**** and Jack...
