- Eric
Norman Woolfson (18
March 1945 – 2
December 2009) was a
Scottish songwriter, lyricist, vocalist,
executive producer, pianist, and co-creator of the...
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Michael Mark
Woolfson (9
January 1927 – 23
December 2019) was a
British physicist and
planetary scientist. His
research interests were in the
fields of...
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musician and
composer Alan Parsons, and singer,
songwriter and
pianist Eric
Woolfson. They
shared writing credits on
almost all of
their songs, with Parsons...
- See also Woolf, Woolfe, Wolfe, Wolff,
Wolfson and
Woolfson (especially for
family names).
Wolfson or
Volfson is a
Jewish surname, and may
refer to: David...
- public.
During the
writing of what
would have been the follow-up, Eric
Woolfson turned that
album into a rock opera,
eventually released as
Freudiana in...
- is a rock
opera by Eric
Woolfson. It was to be the 11th
album by the Alan
Parsons Project, but
during its development,
Woolfson had
creative differences...
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radio host 1945 –
Susan Tyrrell,
American actress (d. 2012) 1945 – Eric
Woolfson,
Scottish singer-songwriter, pianist, and
producer (d. 2009) 1946 – Michel...
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Derek Dek
Woolfson (born 7 July 1965) is a
British chemist and biochemist. He is a
professor of
chemistry and biochemistry. and
director of the Bristol...
- track, the Alan
Parsons Project's
biggest hit, with lead
vocals by Eric
Woolfson. The
album itself was a
major success,
reaching the top 10 (and sometimes...
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Esther Woolfson is a
British writer. She is
known for her
books on birds. She grew up in Glasgow. She
studied Chinese at the
University of
Edinburgh and...
