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 died in Ut (First 49 people) - Page 40
Jim Valek
American football player
John S. Preston
George L. Mabry Jr.
Military personnel
Essie Mae Washington-Williams
American teacher
Charlene Green
Matilda Evans
Joseph Carl Shaw
Paul Bach-y-Rita
American neuroscientist
Richard L. Walker
Former United States Ambassador to South Korea
Ernest A. Finney, Jr.
American justice
Henry William de Saussure
Former Director of the United States Mint
Dick Hutcherson
American businessman
Francis Preston
Former United States Representative ‧ William Preston's son
Juanita Goggins
Former South Carolina State Representative
Lucile Godbold
Tom Turnipseed
Former South Carolina State Senator
Elizabeth Nelson Adams
American visual artist
Charles Q. Williams
William C. Preston
Former senator of the United States
Cole L. Blease
Former Governor of South Carolina
Augusta Braxton Baker
American librarian
Harry Lightsey
American football player
Jim Crockett Jr.
Promoter
Carrie Allen McCray
American writer
Richard Irvine Manning III
Former Governor of South Carolina
Robert Adams VI
Strategist
Patrick Henry Nelson II
Solicitor ‧ Patrick Henry Nelson's son
John Laurens
American soldier
Murder of Zachary Turner
Zachary Andrew Turner
Charles Deulin
French writer
Josquin des Prez
Composer
Chu Berry
American saxophonist
Murder of Suzanne Jovin
Ed and Lorraine Warren
Charles Reid
American painter
Virginia Henderson
American nurse
Dave Lambert
American lyricist
Eric Butterworth
Author
Frank Attardi
Linda Dano's husband
Clare Leighton
American artist
Emma Curtis Hopkins
American writer
Leatrice Joy Gilbert
Actress ‧ John Gilbert's daughter
Sophie Heathcote
Australian actress
Charlotte Wassef
Egyptian model
Herva Nelli
Italian operatic soprano
Izola Martha Mills
John Wilkes Booth's wife
