Wilf Gibson
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British violinist and session musician. Born February 28, 1945 in Dilston, Northumberland, England; died October 21, 2014.
He was educated at the [l290263]. In 1970, he played lead violin on [a=Centipede (3)]'s 1970 album 'Septober Energy'. The following year, he gave multiple contributions to [a=King Crimson]'s fourth studio album 'Islands' (despite his contributions, he went uncredited). Early member of [a=Electric Light Orchestra] (from 1972 to Sep. 1973; known as Wilf-VAT-Gibson, as his terms were £15 a day for rehearsing, plus expenses and VAT).
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Vaughn Armon
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Mike Brittain
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Peter Oxer
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Gavyn Wright
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Maciej Rakowski
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Paul Gardham
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Roger Garland
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Helen Liebmann
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Peter Erskine
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Martin Loveday
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George Robertson
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Hugh Seenan
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Steve Henderson
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Helen Tunstall
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Bill Benham
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Michael Thompson (2)
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Stan Sulzmann
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Steve Price (6)
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Anthony Pike
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Godfrey Salmon
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Phil Todd
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Matthew Scrivener
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Chuck Berghofer
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Wayne Shorter
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Steve Sidwell
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Nigel Black
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Ben Cruft
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Iain Dixon
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Roger Chase
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Paul Kegg
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Ivo Van Der Werff
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Frank Ricotti
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Jonathan Tunnell
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Paul Pritchard
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Björk
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Jim McLeod
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Jeff Bryant
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Richard Henry
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Katie Wilkinson
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Joni Mitchell
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Jamie Talbot
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Bill Hawkes
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Sue Bohling
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Chris Laurence
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Dave Arch
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Peter Lale
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Gerard Presencer
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Tony Stanton
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Mark Berrow
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Perry Montague-Mason