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 232
J. Anne Parks
Former South Carolina State Representative
Melissa Holliday
Model
Chino Smith
Baseball player
Marrio Norman
American football player
Bill Voiselle
Baseball player
Alvetta Smith
Actor
Jake Scott
British film director ‧ Ridley Scott's son
Larry Ryans
Former American football player
Patrick Haddon
South Carolina State Representative
Gilland Jones
American actor
Otto Ricardo Morgan
Louis Booker Wright
American author
William Jennings Bryan Dorn
Politician
Martin Witherspoon Gary
Politician
Lee Bright
Former South Carolina State Senator
Stephen P. Lindsey
Writer
Tommy Stringer
American Politician
Kaleigh Kurtz
American soccer player
Seth Riddle
Cerys Matthews' ex-husband
Troy Pride
American football player
Chris Wooten
South Carolina State Representative
Ashley Trantham
South Carolina State Representative
Caden Grice
Baseball player
Mark V. Meierhenry
Former Attorney General of South Dakota
Anita Caspary
American former religious sister
Leonie Short
Former Member of the Australian Parliament
Jackie Thomas
New Zealand singer
Gaylene Preston
New Zealand filmmaker
James Norcliffe
Novelist
Leigh Hart
New Zealand comedian
Sacha Vee
Musical artist
Tim Bateman
Rugby player
Brendon Pongia
Paul Coll
Sharlotte Lucas
New Zealand cyclist
Frank O'Flynn
New Zealand Politician
Paddy Blanchfield
New Zealand member of Parliament
Peter McKeefry
Rick Barker
Former Minister of Internal Affairs of New Zealand
Erin Bermingham
New Zealand cricketer
Christine Rankin
New Zealand Politician
Tony Steel
New Zealand Politician
Jason Lei Howden
New Zealand film director
Pat Peoples
New Zealand rower
Philip Skoglund
New Zealand Politician
Griffin Neame
Louis Botha
Former Prime Minister of South Africa
