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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Maurice Bennett Flynn
American football player
John Edwin Pomfret
David A. Whiteley
American horse trainer
Joseph Brevard
Former United States Representative
Thomas Jefferson Withers
American Politician
James Willis Cantey
Anneka Di Lorenzo
Film star
Cornelius Kok I
Adam Kok I's son
Cornelius Kok II
South African Politician ‧ Cornelius Kok I's son
Pietro Ferrero Jr.
Italian chocolatier ‧ Michele Ferrero's son
Francis Thorne
American composer
Fidelia Bridges
American artist
Charles Van Doren
American writer
Judson Philips
American writer
David Canary
American actor
Charles Rocket
American actor
Andrew T. Judson
Former United States Representative
Moses Cleaveland
American lawyer and politician
Oscar S. Gifford
American lawyer
Bartolomeu Dias
Portuguese mariner
Nuno da Cunha
Former Governor of Portuguese India
Charles Yale
Elihu Yale's son
Hugh Cloberry Christian
Navy officer
Ian Smith
Australian actor
John Carson
English actor
John Vorster
Former Prime Minister of South Africa
Madiba Thembekile Mandela
Nelson Mandela's son
Adam Small
South African writer
Jay Wilbur
British musician
Mary Renault
Writer
Reginald W. James
British physics researcher
Colin Eglin
South African Politician
Alexander du Toit
Geologist
Anna Elizabeth Botha
Political leader
J. G. Strijdom
Former Prime Minister of South Africa
Sathima Bea Benjamin
South African vocalist
Leon Botha
South African painter
Moira Lister
Film actress
Hal Shaper
South African songwriter
Dennis Brutus
South African activist
Louis Hendrik Potgieter
Singer
Erik Chisholm
Scottish composer
Abe Segal
South African tennis player
Clive Rice
South African cricketer
Gert van den Bergh
South African film actor
Zach de Beer
South African Politician
Philip Blaiberg
Dentist
