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	Heinz - Relishing the Past
		Heinz and Noble could count among its assets a hundred acres of garden along the Allegheny River — 30 acres of horseradish — along with 24 horses, a dozen wagons and a vinegar factory in St. Louis.
		Heinz then discovered that the grocers he had been supplying were unwilling to extend credit even to feed his family.
		Through the Howard Heinz era, as in that of his father, all growth was internal; even overseas ventures were built from scratch.
	www.heinz.com /History.aspx (1093 words)

	Heinz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Teresa Heinz Kerry is the wife of US presidential candidate (2004) John Kerry, and the former wife of the late senator John Heinz, a member of the canning family.
		Heinz Field is the mutual home of the Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League and the University of Pittsburgh Panthers of Division I-A College Football.
		Heinz is also the name of an Austrian rock band.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Heinz (373 words)

	Oregon Judicial Department - Publications
		Burt, Vetterlein argued that its claim was independent because the custody agreement imposed an obligation on First Interstate to pay it the proceeds on December 31, 1990, three days before First Interstate moved to interplead the stock proceeds.
		Burt, Vetterlein argued that because new tax laws applied to income received in 1991, it would have been entitled to more favorable tax treatment if it received the proceeds from the sale in the 1990 rather than in a later tax year.
		Burt, Vetterlein's appeal from the bankruptcy court's ruling is pending in federal court.
	www.publications.ojd.state.or.us /A101084.htm (3458 words)

	Billy Fury Story - Heinz's last set
		Heinz Burt performed his final set in a social club in Hampshire on 24th March, 2000.
		Heinz was dressed in his stage clothes for the final time, and Telstar was playing on the loudspeakers in the chapel.
		The final one, showing Heinz holding his gold disc for Telstar, is believed to be the last photograph ever taken of him.
	www.billyfury.com /heinzlastset.htm (524 words)

	Boy singer from 60s in The AnswerBank: Music
		Does anyone remember "HEINZ" the young blonde boy singer of the 60s whos songs included "im your little boy" and "grandmas rocking chair" ive had a look on the net but cant find anything about him all i have is an old LP of my mums on Polydor records.
		Heinz, or Heinz Burt as he was known in the Tornados, was not only a prodigious talent, but a highly consistent recording artist.
		Heinz' producer on these sides was the legendary Joe Meek, and his signature attributes — flashy keyboards and guitar, all very compressed — can be found on much of it, but unlike a lot of other extended bodies of Meek's recordings, this body of music is highly listenable, track after track.
	www.theanswerbank.co.uk /Music/Question219584.html (495 words)

	Guardian \| Heinz Burt
		The career of the singer and bass player Heinz Burt, who has died aged 57 after a courageous battle against motor-neurone disease, is a cautionary tale rooted in the pre-Beatles 1960s.
		Heinz, as he was billed, was a protégé of the paranoid, and finally homicidal, record producer Joe Meek.
		Meek envisaged Heinz's audience as teenage girls, but he was confronted with sceptical male youth and booed on and off stage.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,3984667-103684,00.html (548 words)

	Deep Purple : specials/obit/HeinzBurt/index.html
		Heinz was quickly groomed for solo stardom by Meek who was clearly obsessed with him and advised to dye his hair and dress distinctly from the rest of the band.
		Heinz was in a number of movies in the 1960's most notably in 1963's "Live It Up", filmed at Pinewood, in which he performed two tracks including the title number with his 'band' including David Hemmings as lead guitarist and a young [pre-Small Faces] Steve Marriott on drums!
		Heinz had been ill for about a decade since being diagnosed with motor neurone disease and was confined to a wheelchair.
	www.thehighwaystar.com /specials/obit/HeinzBurt (629 words)

	News Unlimited \| The Guardian \| Heinz Burt
		The career of the singer and bass player Heinz Burt, who has died aged 57 after a courageous battle against motor-neurone disease, is a cautionary tale rooted in the pre-Beatles 1960s.
		A year later, Heinz entered the top 20 as a Meek-created solo artist with Just Like Eddie, a tribute disc to the dead American rock 'n' roller Eddie Cochran.
		Inspired by the movie Village Of The Damned, in which the world is threatened by a brood of blond, staring-eyed children, the producer prevailed upon the youth to peroxide his hair.
	freespace.virgin.net /billy.furysite/heinzobit_times/grauniad.htm (539 words)

	FindLaw for Legal Professionals - Case Law, Federal and State Resources, Forms, and Code
		Burt, Vetterleinargued that its claim was independent because the custody agreement imposed anobligation on First Interstate to pay it the proceeds on December 31, 1990, three daysbefore First Interstate moved to interplead the stock proceeds.
		Burt, Vetterlein concludes that even if the order allowing First Interstate to deposit theproceeds expressly discharged it from liability for doing so, the order does not dischargeit from liability for a breach that occurred before it deposited those proceeds.
		Burt, Vetterlein opposed FirstInterstate's discharge motion on the ground that First Interstate should not be releasedfrom liability for breaching its contractual duty to pay Burt, Vetterlein the proceeds onDecember 31, 1990.
	caselaw.lp.findlaw.com /scripts/getcase.pl?court=or&vol=a101084&invol=1 (3129 words)

	MySpace.com - Heinz (Burt) - Hargen/Southampton, UK - Pop / Classic Rock - www.myspace.com/heinzburt
		Born 25th July 1942 in Hargen Germany Heinz was originally the bass player in the instrumental band The Tornados who had a massive transatlantic hit with the song "Telstar" composed and produced by 60's oddball/genius Joe Meek.
		Heinz was taken under Meek's wing, who was obsessed with the young man, and groomed to become a huge sucess in his own write.
		Unfortunately Heinz died at the age of 57 after fighting a courageous battle against motor-neurone disease.
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	Heinz: Relishing the Past
		In 1941, with the U.S. at war and Heinz U.K. under attack (the Harlesden factory was bombed twice), Henry John 'Jack' Heinz II, only 33, and grandson of the Founder, took over as chief executive.
		Burt Gookin, an accountant and professional manager who'd been with the company 20 years, became the first non-Heinz family member to be named CEO.
		Inspired, though not bound, by tradition, Heinz will continue to build strategies based on the strength of its leading brands and the opportunities that lie ahead in such markets as foodservice, sauces and tomato products, infant feeding, frozen potatoes, weight-loss, pet food and tuna.
	www.prnewswire.com /cnoc/hnzrelish.html (1613 words)

	Burt - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Besides being a common first name, Burt may refer to people with that surname:
		Heinz Burt, singer known by his first name (1960s).
		Jim Burt, a South Dakota broadcast pioneer and sportscaster
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Burt (125 words)

	TORNADOS The : MusicWeb Encyclopaedia of Popular Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Caddy and Cattini were ex-Pirates (see Johnny Kidd); after backing Billy Fury live, Don Charles and John Leyton on disc, they were unleashed: one single flopped but the second was "Telstar': keyboard-led futuristic instrumental was no. 1 UK/USA '62, first USA no. 1 by a UK group.
		Heinz went solo '63, had no. 5 hit with Eddie Cochran tribute "Just Like Eddie', three more top 40s; reappeared as TV actor '70s, revival shows '80s; Tornado split '65, after changing personnel incl.
		Heinz's replacement Tab Martin, founder of jazz/pop Peddlers.
	www.musicweb-international.com /encyclopaedia/t/T121.HTM (199 words)

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		Heinz Burt born in Hargen Germany in 1942.
		Heinz told me Swartze means Black so I suppose in English his name is, Heinz Black...
		He took to the Stage in The Seventies appearing with Helen Mirren in Hens Teeth, at the Wyndham Theatre.After various attempts at touring and comebacks.
	members.lycos.co.uk /cattinidrummer/index-15.html (262 words)

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		He had been recommended to Joe by Heinz from his own Group The Falcons.This was the only track Norman played on for Joe.He had a bust up and disappeared.The B: side Popeye Twist is Guitars only.
		The first to leave was Heinz to pursue a solo career, he hit big with "Just Like Eddie".
		Replacements were first for Heinz, Brian Gregg who was quickly sacked for drinking.Ray Randall then stepped up.Bryan Irwin came in for George Bellamy and Stuart Taylor for Alan Caddy.Finally Jimmy),Brien for Roger Laverne.
	members.lycos.co.uk /cattinidrummer/index-8.html (509 words)

	The Tornados - Memorable Music (The Sixties) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The first British group to top the American charts, the Tornados are best remembered for their ethereal organ-dominated instrumental "Telstar".
		The record was the first by a British group to top the American charts and went on to sell five million copies worldwide.
		Heinz Burt left for a solo career in 1963 but The Tornados carried on despite dwindling sales figures until '66, when the group disbanded and the members all returned to session work.
	www.memorabletv.com /musicworld/sixtiesukscene/tornados.htm (192 words)

	Heinz - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Over the next couple years he had several other Top 30 hits, including "Country Boy," "You Were There," "Questions I Can't Answer," and "Diggin' My Potatoes." A lad with an awkward smile and shocking blond pompadour, Heinz couldn't sing well and his songs were usually exceptionally dippy and trivial even for the time, albeit catchy.
		The material is elevated, however, by Meek's relentlessly imaginative production -- ghostly choruses, stomping orchestras, and shudderingly compressed sound -- and some remarkable lead guitar playing by sessionmen including Ritchie Blackmore, Jimmy Page, and much lesser known but quite talented players like Barry Tomlinson.
		On occasion, Heinz did get hold of tough rock tunes like "Big Bad Spider" and "I'm Not a Bad Guy," featuring blazing guitar leads that rank among the most unsung instrumental rock performances of the period.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/bio/0,,442848,00.html (225 words)

	VIBE.com: Music Search
		Over the next couple years he had several other Top 30 hits, including "Country Boy," "You Were There," "Questions I Can't Answer," and "Diggin' My Potatoes." A lad with an awkward smile and shocking blond pompadour, Heinz couldn't sing well and his songs were usually exceptionally dippy and trivial even for the time, albeit catchy.
		The material is elevated, however, by Meek's relentlessly imaginative production -- ghostly choruses, stomping orchestras, and shudderingly compressed sound -- and some remarkable lead guitar playing by sessionmen including Ritchie Blackmore, Jimmy Page, and much lesser known but quite talented players like Barry Tomlinson.
		On occasion, Heinz did get hold of tough rock tunes like "Big Bad Spider" and "I'm Not a Bad Guy," featuring blazing guitar leads that rank among the most unsung instrumental rock performances of the period.
	www.vibe.com /music/search/artist.html?id=UCAgICAxMDc1OA== (189 words)

	The Tornados (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The line-up of the group was Clem Cattini on drums, Heinz Burt on bass, Alan Caddy and George Bellamy on guitars and Pete Newman and Pete Cotton on sax for some of the sessions and live work.
		The group were recruited as Billy Fury's live band were the saxaphones were replaced by keyboards.
		Blond bassist Heinz Burt left the group in 1963 to concentrate on his vocal career.
	www.euronet.nl /users/wvbrecht/tornados.htm (373 words)

	The Peddlers - The Tornados - Printer View
		Tab Martin played bass for The Tornados between January and March 1963 in what was the third line up of the group.
		At the time The Tornados bass player Heinz Burt was leaving the band to become a solo artist and was due to star in the film ‘Farewell Performance’.
		As the Tornados were also due to appear in the film playing the song ‘The Ice Cream Man’ a new bass player was needed at short notice, Tab was selected by Joe Meek for the film and began his short stay in the group.
	www.thepeddlers.co.uk /page559/?contentid=559&ForPrinting=Y (306 words)

	NPG x38923; Billy J. Kramer (William Ashton); Heinz (Heinz Burt)
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		Billy J. Kramer (William Ashton); Heinz (Heinz Burt)
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	DR FEELGOOD - Newsletter 20 / July 2000
		Another departure at the beginning of April was Heinz Burt who died in hospital.
		The Feelgoods prior to turning professional played as his backing band regularly including their London debut which was not in a pub as many people think but was at Wembley Rock and Roll Festival which was filmed and Heinz/Feelgoods feature in one song.
		Heinz at one point asked the Feelgoods if they would change their names to the Tornados but they declined.
	www.drfeelgood.de /news0700.htm (1807 words)

	Billy Fury - The Story
		At this point, Joe, who had taken a very close interest in 19-year-old Heinz Burt, decided to promote Heinz's image, giving him a striking appearance by dyeing his hair blond.
		In the same month, Heinz was extracted from The Tornados to receive even more personal attention from Joe, and Tab Martin joined on bass guitar.
		George Bellamy (rhythm guitar), Heinz Burt (bass guitar), Alan Caddy (lead guitar), Clem Cattini (drums), Norman Hale (organ, not in tour group, added for Love And Fury).
	www.billyfury.com /gen/the_gen12.htm (1670 words)

	MTV \| Heinz - Profile and Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Over the next couple years he had several other Top 30 hits, including "Country Boy," "You Were There," "Questions I Can't Answer," and "Diggin' My Potatoes." A lad with an awkward smile and shocking blond pompadour, Heinz couldn't sing well and his songs were usually exceptionally dippy and trivial even for the...
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	Heinz Burt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Better known merely as "Heinz", protegé of pioneering record producer Joe Meek...
		The London Rock and Roll Show (1973) (as Heinz)....
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	Heinz MP3 Downloads - Heinz Music Downloads - Heinz Music Videos
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		Born in Hargin, Germany in 1942, bassist Heinz Burt was a bacon-slicer in a Southampton butcher's shop by day but fronted his own band called "The Falcons" by night.
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	www.mp3.com /heinz (92 words)

	Trinity - September 23, 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		So probably, all those shots of twelve-year-olds walking around in dark clothes but with long blond hair connoted something like group solidarity.
		Many others have speculated about RGM's fascination with "Village of the Damned." We don't know the answer, except that he tried to get his favorite lead singer, Heinz Burt, to dye his hair blond after viewing the film at The Savoy on the Holloway Road – and this did help create Heinz's (fleeting) stardom.
		But watching the old classic again this week, yes, I could see the "youth culture" images, and the counter-culture image, and the counter-class image.
	www.tesm.edu /deans-corner/dcmovies/village/dc (498 words)

	Tornados
		Nevertheless, Telstar was followed by a handful of useful if not earth shattering hits and the band managed to stay as one unit until 1966.
		The Tornados bass player 'Heinz' was picked out from the group by Meek who wanted to turn him into a UK soloist similar to Eddie Cochran.
		He managed one significant hit with 'Just Like Eddie'- however it wasn't sufficiently like Eddie to produce many more.
	www.45-rpm.org.uk /dirt/tornados.htm (389 words)

	Heinz/Honeycombs CD Reissue Discography
		HEINZ - DREAMS DO COME TRUE / THE 45's COLLECTION
		HEINZ - JUST LIKE EDDIE / THE ORIGINAL JOE MEEK PRODUCTIONS
		HEINZ - TRIBUTE TO EDDIE (PLUS 4 BONUS TRACKS)
	www.rhis.co.uk /jmas/honeycombs.html (40 words)

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