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Burston (23
October 1949 – 9 July 2011),
commonly known by the
stage name
Würzel, was an
English musician who pla****
professionally for
three decades. He...
- The
Wurzels are an
English Scrumpy and
Western band from Somerset, England, best
known for
their number one hit "The
Combine Harvester" and
number three...
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Mangelwurzel or
mangold wurzel (from
German Mangel/Mangold, "chard" and
Wurzel, "root"), also
called mangold,
mangel beet,
field beet,
fodder beet and...
- Look up
wurzel in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Würzel (Michael
Richard Burston) was a
British musician.
Wurzel, the
German word for root, may also...
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Wurzel-Flummery is a play by A. A. Milne,
which was
performed for the
first time in 1917, in London. It was the
first play
Milne wrote. He
originally wrote...
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Worzel Gummidge is a
scarecrow in
British children's fiction, who
originally appeared in a
series of
books by the
English novelist Barbara Euphan Todd...
- Hohe
Wurzel may
refer to two
mountains in Germany: Hohe
Wurzel (Hunsrück), in Rhineland-Palatinate Hohe
Wurzel (Taunus), in
Hesse This disambiguation...
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Elizabeth Lee
Wurtzel (July 31, 1967 –
January 7, 2020) was an
American writer, journalist, and
lawyer known for the
confessional memoir Prozac Nation...
- The
Wurzels are a
British scrumpy and
Western band from Nailsea, Somerset.
Since their formation in 1966, the
group have
released nine
studio albums,...
- to
feature the four-piece
lineup of Lemmy, Phil Campbell,
Würzel, and
Mikkey Dee, as
Würzel left the band
after the album's recording. Motörhead reunited...
