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1. The current building was opened in 1876, built to a design of the architect Stuart Colman, of Bristol.
2. Stuart Colman was brought in as the producer, and the tracks were recorded in July 1992 at the Townhouse Studios in London.
3. He later auditioned for Deep Purple and Ian Dury but signed to Decca Records in 1973 as Hurricane with Stuart Colman and Freddie'Fingers'Lee.
4. Stuart Colman, Pinkerton s one time bassist, went on to become a BBC Radio One producer for Shakin'Stevens, Cliff Richard and Billy Fury.
5. "' Ian Stuart Colman "'( born 19 December 1944, Harrogate, Yorkshire, England ) is an English musician, record producer and broadcaster.
6. It's difficult to find stuart colman in a sentence. 用stuart colman造句挺難的
7. Produced by Stuart Colman, the album retained most of the musicians from Shaky's previous album, notably Mickey Gee, BJ Cole and Geraint Watkins, and was again recorded at the Eden Studios in Chiswick.
8. For 2006 Big Bad Shakin'plan to release a new album which will be co-produced with Shakin Stevens'bass player and 1980s producer Stuart Colman in cooperation with German producer of chart-toppers Tommy Remm of Musicago.
9. In 1981 and 1982, Fury was signed to Polydor Records by A & R man Frank Neilson and recorded a comeback album, " The One and Only " ( released posthumously ) with Shakin'Stevens'producer Stuart Colman.
10. According to Miller, in a 1980 interview with Stuart Colman for BBC Radio, he took a business trip to the Southern United States in 1951, and obtained a copy of Rocket 88, a rhythm and blues record written by Ike Turner for his Kings of Rhythm and sung by the sax player of the band, Jackie Brenston.
11. Within a matter of weeks, BBC disc jockeys Stuart Colman and Geoff Barker presented " It's Rock  n Roll, " an hourly show which featured the music of bands making music in the style of 1950s rock music, and a long list of guest performers including The Flying Saucers, Dave Edmunds and Crazy Cavan & The Rhythm Rockers amongst many others.
12. Haley acknowledged Turner's version in later years by incorporating more of the original lyrics into his live performances, including adding the verse with the lines " I've been over the hill and I've been way down underneath " which was omitted from Haley's original recording, when he recorded the song for Stuart Colman's BBC Radio program in October 1979 . When he performed the song at the seafood store . " John Swenson's biography of Bill Haley, " Father of Rock and Roll " suggests Haley kept the line in because he was himself blind in one eye.