Ut
Ut was an American band which originated from New York City's no wave scene, forming in December 1978. The inheritors of the fertile collision between rock, free jazz, and the avant-garde that first manifested itself in the Velvet Underground, Ut soon became a serious force within the New York music scene.
People born in Ut (First 49 people) - Page 186
Audrey McLaughlin
Political leader
Thomas Dutton
Ellis Wellwood Sifton
Canadian soldier
Chen Zhongliu
Chinese football player
Zhang Dapeng
Businessperson
Hannah Botha
South African TV actress
Kharun Bogatyrev
Joshua Prager
American journalist
Oren Lesmeister
South Dakota State Representative
Shannon Forrest
American drummer
Kyle Benjamin
American motorsports racing driver
Davey Hiott
South Carolina State Representative
C. J. Fuller
American football player
Kyle Fisher
American soccer player
Neal Collins
South Carolina State Representative
Rob Stanifer
Baseball player
Tilghman Howard
American lawyer
Wes Knight
American soccer player
Stanley Morgan
American former american football player
Jay Hagood
American football player
Kimberly Hampton
Pilot
John Muse
Ice hockey goaltender
Walter Forward
Former United States Secretary of the Treasury
Nathanael Emmons
American theologian
Edward Dorr Griffin
Minister
David J. Baker
Former U.S. senator
Morgan Bulkeley
Former United States Senator
Louis P. Harvey
American Politician
Joseph Spencer
American lawyer
Calvin Willey
Former United States Senator
Erin Brady
American television host
Adonijah Welch
Former United States Senator
Melissa Ziobron
Abner C. Harding
U.S. representative
Otto Heino
Finnish artist
Elizabeth Eunice Smith Marcy
American author
Diane Venora
American television actress
Mary Cadorette
Actress
John A. Gurley
U. S. congressman
Denison Olmsted
American physicist
Lawrence Brainerd
Former United States Senator
Henry Genga
Politician
Tim Larson
Executive Director of the Connecticut Office of Higher Education
Jason Rojas
Connecticut State Representative
Charlotte Beebe Wilbour
American orator
Josiah Burr Plumb
Former Speaker of the Senate of Canada
Rory Kockott
South African rugby union player
