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	Ian Stewart (musician) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ian AR Stewart (18 July 1938 – 12 December 1985) was a Scottish rock musician.
		Born in Pittenweem, Fife, Scotland, Stewart, or "Stu", played keyboards on most of the Stones' essential albums from the 1960s until the 1980s, though his work was often supplemented by such guests as session pianist Nicky Hopkins, soul musician Billy Preston, Phil Spector and Neil Young associate Jack Nitzsche and Ian McLagan of The Faces.
		Stewart and Jones had been the musical leaders in the first incarnation of the Stones but distinct stylistic differences — the former's love of the jazzier boogie-woogie RandB of the Forties, the latter's penchant for the electric blues of the Fifties — nearly led to the group breaking apart.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ian_Stewart_(musician) (1270 words)

	Ian the Joat: Life on B Ark
		Stewart, who was presented the 1995 Michael Faraday Medal by the Royal Society for contributions to the public understanding of science, likes the fact that much of science is still wide open, still not properly understood, which is why books like John Horgan’s "The End of Science" bewilder him.
		Stewart is one of a select group of scientists able to distill the arcane world of mathematics into something a wider audience can not only digest, but find delicious.
		Stewart’s favorite books include Douglas Hofstadter’s "Gödel, Escher, Bach", which he calls the "ultimate in anti-reductionist thinking"; D’Arcy Wentworth Thompson’s 1917 "On Growth and Form" ("Thompson is the ultimate maverick guru."); John Barth’s "Giles Goat-Boy"; and "The Mote in God’s Eye", by Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle.
	home.earthlink.net /~douglaspage/id83.html (2521 words)

	Ian Stewart (musician) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Ian Stewart (died 12 December, 1985), was a British rock musician.
		Stewart played piano in the original line-up of The Rolling Stones.
		Because the band's manager Andrew Loog Oldham didn't think Stewart's looks were good enough for publicity purposes, Stewart officially "left the group" but continued as their road manager and pianist.
	publicliterature.org /en/wikipedia/i/ia/ian_stewart__musician_.html (125 words)

	We Are The Mods
		But Ian Stewart who was born at Kirklatch, Pittenweem, in 1938 was to follow a very different path.
		Ian Stewart was born at his grandparents' house in Pittenweem more than 60 years ago after his parents, John Stewart and Annie Black, travelled to the Eust Neuk on holiday from London.
		Ian and Harry's grandfathers, Rob Stewart and William Watson, had fished together on the Cellardyke-registered fishing boat the Fisher Lassie not long after the turn of the century.
	members.tripod.com /~redrooster_2/stu.html (514 words)

	Musician, Bands and Artists Portal @ Practised.org (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The concept of the musician and the status of the musician in society varies from culture to culture.
		An amateur musician is one for which music is a pastime and not an occupation.
		Many times a musician can be named according to his or her instrument (a violinist, for example, is one who plays violin.) The "-ist" suffix is most common, though not universal (e.g.
	www.practised.org (2650 words)

	Police Tribute Band ~ FALLOUT: The Police Experience ~ The Music of Stewart ~ Andy ~ Sting - ABOUT US
		It had to be quick because surely somone so important as Ian Copeland, head of FBI Agency, responsible for booking nearly every act EVER in the 1980s, would not have the time to chat with some guy and his lil' ole tribute band.
		Considering all the amazing things he had done in his life, all the people he had met, the contribution he had made to the music industry, he never wore it on his sleeve, he never made you feel that you were talking to anybody but a nice guy.
		With Ian, Stewart and Miles in the audience FALLOUT ripped through all the Police classics, and of course a good dose of songs penned by Stewart.
	www.policeexperience.com /aboutus.cfm (911 words)

	Canadian Musician 1/98
		Within the musician community (not to be confused with the music industry), almost everyone agrees that the Ladies and their manager, Nettwerk president, Terry McBride, have done something very, very right.
		Stewart explains the concept from a band’s point of view: “micro-marketing is the euphemism for “work your fucking ass off” in the United States.” Hard work as it is, touring touring and more touring is the best way to gain lasting success.
		Stewart cites Universal Honey as one band that has used extensive touring in the Northeast and Midwest to great advantage.
	www.davidrickard.net /bnl.org/html/canadian_musician_1_98.html (2667 words)

	Ian McLagan - Biography - AOL Music
		Ian McLagan, along with singer/guitarist Steve Marriott, bass player Ronnie Lane, and drummer Kenney Jones, was a member of the British pop/rock band the Small Faces, joining in November 1965, six months after the group's formation.
		Three months later, McLagan, Lane, and Jones combined with singer Rod Stewart and guitarist Ron Wood, formerly of the Jeff Beck Group, to form the Faces.
		Ian McLagan released his debut solo album, Troublemaker, in 1979, followed by Bump in the Night in 1980.
	music.aol.com /artist/ian-mclagan/19265/biography (307 words)

	Ian Stewart - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ian Stewart (mathematician) (born 1945), English academic and science fiction author
		Ian Stewart (athlete) (born 1949), Scottish Olympic athlete
		Ian Stewart (Labour politician) (born 1950), Scottish politician
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ian_Stewart (207 words)

	Ian Copeland :: All Access Magazine
		Ian Copeland died 11:30pm, Tuesday evening, on 5-23-06 in the Los Angeles area at the age of 57 with the cause of death being a form of skin cancer known as melanoma.
		Ian Copeland’s Beverly Hills Backstage Café remains a musician’s Mecca that he both owned and managed, and the musician’s paradise was which he filled with memorable from his days of managing The Police where his brother Stewart Copeland drummed his way to fame.
		Ian Copeland can be imagined looking down from Heaven that fatal night and thanking and blessing Pie and all the musicians that have played and patronized Backstage throughout the years.
	www.allaccessmagazine.com /vol4/issue08/ian_copeland.html (656 words)

	Ian Stewart (musician) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Stewart and Jones had been the musical leaders in the first incarnation of the Stones but distinct stylistic differences — the former's love of the jazzier boogie-woogie R&B of the Forties, the latter's penchant for the electric blues of the Fifties — nearly led to the group breaking apart.
		Though they only released one commercially unsuccessful album, with Rocket 88 Stewart was finally able to play the vintage boogie-woogie jazz that he so loved and championed.
		In a grateful gesture, Mick Jagger acknowledged Stewart's contributions to The Rolling Stones at the time of their induction to The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1989 when he was inducted posthumously alongside his former bandmates.
	encycl.opentopia.com /term/Ian_Stewart_(musician) (1448 words)

	Ian McLagan carries his own weight to Slim's (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		When he handled keyboards in Rod Stewart's band, Ian McLagan refused to play "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy." He would stand behind his organ with his arms crossed, as Stewart pranced around to the disco beat.
		He was a member of the British rock group Small Faces long before Stewart joined and the name was shortened to the Faces, so Stewart probably could have expected that kind of insubordination.
		But he's been on the scene from the very beginning, when he was an art school student and musician who used to crowd into tiny clubs to see a new blues band called the Rolling Stones in west London, where he grew up.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2005/02/09/DDG99B79L71.DTL&type=printable (872 words)

	Rod Stewart/The Faces
		Stewart cut this collection of 15 mostly-oldies for an MTV appearance with Ron Wood, who is featured not only on guitar but on the front cover (!).
		Stewart didn't write anything and seems to have done little more than overdub his vocals onto the pre-fab backing tracks, and there are so many hack writers involved that there's no coherent sound.
		As if Stewart hasn't already devolved into a walking soft rock parody of himself, now he's decided to cash in with a set of half-century old pop standards that no self-respecting rocker would have touched back in his glory years (except Ringo Starr, of course).
	www.warr.org /faces.html (4706 words)

	Musicians, songwriters: P2P ruling rocks \| Tech News on ZDNet
		Many musicians, songwriters and music publishers reacted positively to the court's ruling, which essentially said that peer-to-peer networks can be held liable for copyright infringement.
		Within hours of the decision, several groups, including the American Federation of Musicians, the Directors Guild of America and the Writers Guild of America, West, issued a joint statement in support of the ruling.
		And musicians, he added, can't be the only ones sacrificing for their ideals.
	news.zdnet.com /Musicians,+songwriters:+.../2100-9595_22-5764723.html (926 words)

	TROPICAL HEAT - Sweating Bullets
		Ian and Nick are the best friends and Ian helps Nick in solving difficult cases, but his the most popular activity is sitting on the beach and brag of his famous rock history.
		The role of Ian Stewart was played by John David Bland.
		Maybe he was very famous and good at tennis playing (in his opinion he lost win in French Open because of blind referee and in Wimbledon because of windstorm), but he is very talkative today and flirts with every girl or woman he meets.
	members.tripod.com /~vrazedne/heat/ost_fri.htm (415 words)

	Ian Stewart interview
		Ian Stewart formed the Rolling Stones with Brain Jones in 1961 and has been with the band ever since.
		He was trying to find musicians who were also keen on it to start a group.
		He started off potentially being a good musician, but as soon as he had the slightest snip of success or money, he just wanted to be a Rolling Stone and play as little as possible.
	home.swipnet.se /rollingstones/archived/ian.htm (4282 words)

	ABOUT ROD - News, February 13, 2005: Is Tonight To Be THE Night For Rod?
		Stewart "knows how to live," Allen says with a laugh during a phone interview from his Los Angeles apartment.
		That meant putting in 12- and 14-hour days in the studio while Stewart boated to the Mediterranean, "but on the weekends we were out at his house in Essex," Allen says.
		If Stewart wins against albums by Harry Connick Jr., Barbara Cook, Monica Mancini and Ronnie Milsap, Allen will not receive an actual Grammy statue, but he will receive a certificate marking his contribution.
	www.rodstewartfanclub.com /about_rod/article/EEplFFZEpZXqagnMhy.php (682 words)

	Al Stewart - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Alastair Ian Stewart, commonly known as Al Stewart (born in Glasgow, Scotland on September 5, 1945) is a British singer-songwriter and musician.
		Stewart was born in Glasgow, Scotland but grew up in the coastal resort town of Bournemouth, Dorset, England.
		The songs on Stewart's debut album, Bedsitter Images (1967), were somewhat stifled by the dramatic string orchestration (Stewart premiered the album with an orchestra at the Royal Festival Hall in London).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Al_Stewart (972 words)

	AUTOreverse interview from QRD#18
		Ian -- Bizarre Depiction was started in 1993 to put out tapes of my band at the time.
		The internet has empowered musicians to a degree that BMI etc are almost redundant in a way for many of us.
		Ian -- I've never wanted AUTO to be the fucking Ian Show from beginning to end.
	www.silbermedia.com /qrd/archives/18ian.html (2704 words)

	Ian Stewart, Rolling Stones by Ray Connolly
		Ian Stewart, the pianist with his Desperate Dan jaw, and tough square build, was too ugly to be a pop star, he insisted.
		Stewart could play on the records and do radio, Oldham insisted, but he couldn’t appear on TV or in any photographs.
		At last, admittedly a couple of generations late, Ian Stewart is being seen for what he was, something rather more than a bit part player in the story of the Rolling Stones.
	www.out-take.co.uk /ot/ray_connelly.php (1702 words)

	Amazon.com: Wild Thing: Books: Ian Copeland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Despite Ian's portrayal of himself as the fl sheep of the family, he was far too bright and resourceful -- or lucky -- to fall into the traps of rock and roll life, or into those that ensnared his delinquent, biker friends in Beirut, his childhood home.
		Ian was a wayward youth who was constantly asking, and being asked, what he was going to do with his life.
		The Copeland brothers Miles, Stewart and Ian would each have a tremendous influence on the development of rock music in the late 70s and 80s, and reading Ian's inspirational story of hard-fought success will provide you with great insight into how it all came about.
	www.amazon.com /Wild-Thing-Ian-Copeland/dp/0684815087 (1581 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Health \| 'Autism is like living on wrong planet'
		To Ian Stewart the machinations of office politics are a complete mystery.
		Despite struggling with his undiagnosed autism throughout his childhood Mr Stewart is now a successful musician and composer, but he admits it has been a struggle.
		Mr Stewart explained that as 93% of communication is non-verbal, autistic people like himself are at a disadvantage.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/health/2239060.stm (540 words)

	Ian Stewart information - Search.com
		Ian Stewart (Australian rules footballer) (born 1944), Australian Football Hall of Fame member
		Ian Stewart (football coach), Northern Ireland women's football coach
		Ian Brady (born 1938), also known as Ian Stewart, British serial killer and author
	search.com.com /reference/Ian_Stewart (222 words)

	Discover the Wisdom of Mankind on Ian Stewart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Sep 23-24, 2006: Ian Stewart 6th Dan,Derek Ea...
		Special Class with Ian Stewart 6th Dan,Derek Eastman 5th Dan,Eckhardt Hemkemeier 4th Dan.
		Ian Stewart* (musician) (1938andndash;1985), Scottish rock musician and early member of the Rolling Stones
	www.blinkbits.com /blinks/ian_stewart (575 words)

	THE JEFF BECK FANZINE ISSUE#3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The result of the Stewart sessions was the "Camouflague" Lp released in June 1984.
		Stewart's band when interviewed on MTV a little after the tour said that Beck told them (not Rod) that he was leaving, when he got off the plane he just split.
		Ian Stewart had recently died of cancer and The Rolling Stones and friends arranged a concert that would provide proceeds for his family members.
	www.ainian.com /fanz3.html (10738 words)

	Stewart & The Untouchables, Ian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Stewart is the guitarist and lead vocalist of the tight-knit octet who hail from across Alberta.
		Originally from Swansea, Wales, Ian began playing at age 14 and performed throughout the United Kingdom and Europe in an assortment of blues, soul, rhythm and blues bands.
		Ian Stewart and The Untouchables have a warm sound which is ripe for radio play.
	www.indiepool.com /newsite/showcase/biography.asp?id=21148 (619 words)

	McLachlan, Sarah (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The daughter of Judy James, McLachlan was raised by her adoptive parents Jack, an American-born marine biologist, and Dorice McLachlan; the family also included two older adopted brothers, Stewart and Ian.
		Starting with ukulele at age four, she played music throughout her youth while rigorously studying classical guitar (12 years of lessons), piano (six years), voice (five years) and opera (three years) at the Nova Scotia Conservatory of Music.
		Trained as a musician but relatively new to the art of songwriting, McLachlan spent a difficult year crafting new material with Montreal-based producer Pierre Marchand.
	www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com /index.cfm?PgNm=TCE&Params=u1ARTu0003998 (1360 words)

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