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.
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Margaret Mansfield
Benedict Arnold's wife
Margaret Rudkin
Edward Gaylord Bourne
American historian
Harold Bloom
American literary critic
Eleazar Lipsky
Prosecutor
John R. Paul
American virologist
John W. Blassingame
American historian
Andrew Keogh
American librarian
Lenka Peterson
American theater actress
John Williamson
American basketball player
Warren Kimbro
Simeon Baldwin
Former United States Representative
Thomas Clap
American minister
James D. Dewell
American Politician
Dennis A. Blakeslee
Former Lieutenant governor of Connecticut
William S. Reyburn
Former United States Representative
Benjamin Mordecai
Theatrical producer
Alexander Hay Ritchie
Visual artist
Konrad Johannes Karl Büttner
German meteorologist
Warren Cowgill
American linguist
Albert W. Cretella
Former Connecticut State Representative
Thomas L. Reilly
U.S. representative
Amos Beebe Eaton
General
Thomas Burr Osborne
Biochemist
Thomas I. Emerson
American attorney
Nehemiah D. Sperry
U.S. representative
Joseph Francis Donnelly
Edward John Phelps
Lawyer
George Elwood Nichols
Botanist
Robert J. H. Kiphuth
Tucker Brooke
Author
John Gassner
American historian
Perry DeAngelis
Timothy Pitkin
Former Member of the Connecticut State House of Representatives
William E. Parsons
Architect
James P. Pigott
Former United States Representative
Christopher Tunnard
Canadian landscape architect
John Daniel Wild
American philosopher
Simeon E. Baldwin LL D.
Former Governor of Connecticut
Arthur Goodyer
English footballer
Amos Parker Wilder
Diplomat
William Wurtenburg
American football player
Hubert A. Newton
American astronomer
Irving Jacoby
Film producer
Lawrence J. DeNardis
Former United States Representative
Charles Montague Bakewell
Former United States Representative
Edward L. Cochrane
Architect