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currently playing in the NIFL Championship, and
plays its home
matches at
Wilgar Park. The club's
colours are
green and white. The home kit has
green shirts...
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Wilgar William Campbell (1946 –
October 1989) was an
Irish blues rock musician, best
known for his role as
drummer with Rory
Gallagher in the
early 1970s...
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considered for the new combo. He
decided on two
Belfast musicians,
drummer Wilgar Campbell and b****
guitarist Gerry McAvoy, to be the core of his new power...
- McAvoy's flat-mate,
drummer Rod de'Ath,
deputised for the late
Wilgar Campbell and
following Wilgar's departure Rod
became a
permanent replacement in Rory's band...
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electric guitar and the full band and
gives b****ist
Gerry McAvoy and
drummer Wilgar Campbell, a
chance to solo.[citation needed] With the CD release, two additional...
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recorded at
Tangerine Studios in
Dalston with
Gerry McAvoy on b****
guitar and
Wilgar Campbell on
drums and percussion. The
engineer was
Robin Sylvester and it...
- John
Wilgar Taylor (30 June 1859 — 16
December 1924) was an
Irish international rugby union player. The son of a merchant,
Taylor was
raised in County...
- in 1976 by UA.
McPhee put
together a new trio with Alan Fish on b**** and
Wilgar Campbell on drums, and
after Mick
Kirton had
replaced Campbell issued the...
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Wilgar is an
unincorporated place and
railway point in
geographic Henderson Township in
Unorganized North Cochrane District in
northeastern Ontario, Canada...
- 1969. It
featured jazz
musician Bob
Downes on
saxophone and flute, and
Wilgar Campbell on
drums on the
track "Felix".: 44 The
album failed to sell, and...
