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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John Cannady
American football player
Jacob Read
Former United States Senator
Jeremiah Theus
American painter
John England
Former Administrator of the Northern Territory
Cynthia Hurd
Librarian
Doc McJames
Baseball player
Richard Jenrette
American businessman
Isaac Huger
General
Mordecai Gist
General
Thomas Lowndes
Former U. S. Representative
James Earl
Actor
Charles Theodore Pachelbel
Composer
Edward Lawrence Powers
Narvin Kimball
Jazz musician
Tristram T. Hyde
John P. Grace
Former Mayor of Charleston
J. Palmer Gaillard Jr.
Former Mayor of Charleston
James Adger Smyth
Former Mayor of Charleston
John S. Robinson
Former Governor of Vermont
Isaac E. Holmes
Former United States Representative
John Blake White
Painter
Michael P. O'Connor
Former United States Representative
Reuben Greenberg
Criminologist
Bernice Robinson
American activist
Arthur P. Hayne
Former United States Senator
John W. Norton
American painter
Edwin Harleston
American artist
Alex Harvin
Former South Carolina State Representative
Charles Weston Houck
Former Judge of the United States District Court for the District of South Carolina
Robert Shaw Oliver
Benjamin Faneuil Dunkin
Former Chief Justice
John Lyde Wilson
Former Governor of South Carolina
Jim Lightbody
American olympic athlete
Philip Simmons
American artisan
John Mathews
Former Governor of South Carolina
Richard Hutson
Former Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina
Richard Beresford
Former Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina
Isaac Motte
American statesman
Francis Kinloch
Congressman
William Duncan Smith
Military personnel
Duncan Ingraham
Military officer
Charles Drayton
Matest Agrest
Mathematician
Joseph Bellinger
Former United States Representative
Richard Manning Jefferies
Former Governor of South Carolina
Henry Woodward
Colonist
Philip Kassebaum
Nancy Kassebaum's ex-husband