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	Commodore John Barry
		John Barry was born in Ireland in 1745, went to sea while still a young boy and in 1760 adopted Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, as his permanent residence.
		Barry was held in such high esteem that, after the Delaware crossing, and the subsequent victories at Trenton and Princeton, in which he served as an aide to Washington, Lord Howe made a flattering offer to Barry to desert the patriot cause.
		Commodore John Barry had many firsts in his remarkable career, from being the first to fly the new American flag in battle to escorting America's famous ally, General Lafayette, back to France, but the first that he should always be remembered for is his position as Father of the American Navy.
	www.aohjfk.com /commodore_john_barry.htm (3381 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: John Barry
		Barry immediately volunteered his services, and he was assigned to the first vessel purchases, the "Lexington".
		In this fight Barry was severely wounded in the shoulder by a grape shot.
		Barry has often been referred to as "Commodore"; there was no such grade in the United States navy until 17 July 1862.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/02310b.htm (1014 words)

	Filmtracks John Barry Tribute
		Barry and Monty Norman went to court at the end of the century over the ownership of the James Bond theme, and Norman won the right to receive royalties for that theme in a nasty, mud-slinging legal battle.
		Nevertheless, Barry wrote many of the popular title songs that followed, and his themes for these films can be heard on hundreds of compilations, as well as corporate videos and supermarket jingles.
		Barry's experiments with string arrangements (notably on his original album Stringbeat), his arranger producer credits for EMI artists, and his long held desire to compose using a broader musical canvas, soon led to a series of assignments for low budget films.
	www.filmtracks.com /composers/barry.shtml (2320 words)

	Biography - Captain John Barry
		John Barry followed the sea from childhood, and at the breaking out of the hostilities between England and the Colonies, offered his services to Congress.
		Captain Barry was given command of Lexington, of 14 guns, on 7 December 1775.
		Barry acted as an aide to General Cadwalader, and was sent on several occasions as a bearer of important dispatches.
	www.history.navy.mil /bios/barry_john.htm (938 words)

	John Barry (composer) Information
		John Barry, OBE (born John Barry Prendergast on November 3, 1933 in York, England) is a renowned British film composer.
		Barry and the JB7 were hired and the result would arguably be the most famous signature tune in film history, the 'James Bond Theme'.
		Barry told the court he had been given a music manuscript of a work by Norman (intended to become the theme) and that Barry was to make a musical arrangement.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/John_Barry_(composer) (1014 words)

	Commodore Barry
		John Barry was born in a modest thatched cottage in 1745 at Ballysampson on Our Lady's Island, which is part of Tacumshin Parish in County Wexford, Ireland.
		Barry was consoled by his second marriage, this time to the socially popular and attractive Sarah Keen Austin, nicknamed "Sally" by her friends.
		Barry outfitted and supervised the construction of the first frigates built under the Naval Act of March 27, 1794, including his own forty-four gun frigate the USS United States, which was to serve as his flagship.
	www.ushistory.org /people/commodorebarry.htm (3653 words)

	John Barry - The Man With The Midas Touch
		A few years ago, a group of John Barry fans decided it was time to re-form an appreciation society dedicated to the great man. The main thrust of the society would be a magazine issued every quarter, which would include a series of articles from various contributors together with all the latest news.
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	www.johnbarry.org.uk (527 words)

	John Barry - film composer
		John Barry (born in York in 1933 as John Barry Prendergast) will forever be associated with those magnificent and exciting Bond scores, but has an enormous reputation for delivering the musical goods in any number of film genres.
		Harmonically, Barry's music is primarily straightforward major and minor, with occasional use of chromaticism and unusual scales for effect and colour.
		And needless to say, John Barry's position as the sound of James Bond is still recognisable despite its modernisation under the helm of the current Bond tunesmith David Arnold.
	www.mfiles.co.uk /Composers/John-Barry.htm (1165 words)

	VH1.com : John Barry : Biography - Urge Music Downloads
		Barry played with a local jazz band in his mid-teens, and was lucky enough to get himself assigned to a musical unit in the British Army when he was called up for National Service at age 18.
		Barry was involved with numerous projects of all kinds during this period.
		Barry was engaged by the producers of a film called Dr. No to write and arrange a finished score from work begun by composer Monty Norman.
	www.vh1.com /artists/az/barry_john/bio.jhtml (1333 words)

	John Barry Biography \| Encyclopedia of World Biography
		John Barry (1745-1803) was a U.S. naval officer during the American Revolution, distinguished by his gallant achievements.
		John Barry, born in Ireland and always a staunch Roman Catholic, went to sea at an early age.
		Barry's later commands were the Effingham, the Raleigh (which he had to run aground to avoid capture), and the Alliance.
	www.bookrags.com /biography/john-barry (422 words)

	Epilepsy Fdn.-Chat Event Transcript: Mood Disorders and Epilepsy with Dr. John Barry (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Barry: There is a significant overlap between the symptoms of depression as manifest in patients with depression not related to medical causes and symptoms of depression in people who have epilepsy.
		Barry: I think this is a difficult issue, explaining to people about a mood disorder associated with epilepsy.
		Barry: It is also important to recognize the infrequency with which these disorders are diagnosed in epilepsy clinics.
	www.epilepsyfoundation.org /epilepsyusa/barrychat.cfm (2643 words)

	John Barry
		Barry began his music studies on piano at age nine, studied harmony, counterpoint and composition at twelve, and took up the trumpet at age sixteen.
		Barry was also a projectionist in his father's theaters until he was conscripted into the Army.
		Barry also composed the haunting melody to the Oscar-winning Midnight Cowboy (1969), as well as memorable 70's scores to Mary, Queen of Scots and Walkabout (both 1971), and The Black Hole (1979).
	www.settling-the-score.com /barry.html (562 words)

	The John Barry Resource: Monty Norman's "James Bond Theme" Lawsuit (Site not responding. Last check: )
		John Barry, who was a pop star in the UK with his instrumental rock-and-roll band, was brought into the project to help with the new theme.
		Barry was surprised that Norman had been chosen to score the film as he was basically a song writer rather than a composer of film scores.
		Barry said that the vamp used in the "James Bond Theme" had been used many times and originated from Artie Shaw's "Nightmare." There was a vamp on the manuscript Norman had given him but the style of it on the recording was due to Barry.
	www.geocities.com /jaoll/barry/lawsuit.htm (7574 words)

	Commodore John Barry
		John Barry was born in a modest thatched cottage in 1745 at Ballysampson,
		At Rosslare, the youth's uncle, Nicholas Barry, was captain of a fishing skiff, and the young man determined at an early age to follow his uncle to sea.
		The John Barry Memorial at Crescent Quay, Wexford was erected to his memory, a gift from the people of the United States to Wexford.
	www.wexfordweb.com /barry.htm (375 words)

	Sports Information/Marketing Director John Barry (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Barry most recently was the men's assistant soccer coach at Chaminade University.
		Barry is a 1994 graduate of Iolani School where he lettered in both football and soccer.
		Prior to returning to the islands in 2004, Barry was the assistant men's soccer coach at the University of Richmond in Virginia.
	www.hpu.edu /index.cfm?DISPLAYGRAPHICS=NO&contentID=7329&siteID=1 (169 words)

	John Barry
		Born on November 3, 1933 in York, England, John Barry studied piano and composition with the music master of York Minster (cathedral) and Bill Russo, one of Stan Kenton's arrangers.
		After his discharge, Barry and several of his fellow military band mates formed the John Barry Seven, an instrumental group that created an odd hybrid of Dixieland, mood music, and early experimentations in electronics.
		After writing soundtracks and incidental music for a number of now-forgotten films, Barry got his big break when he was hired to write the score for the first James Bond movie, "Dr. No." Barry introduced elements of rock into his music, most memorably in the guitar line (played by Vic Flick) for the opening sequence.
	www.spaceagepop.com /barry.htm (564 words)

	Artist Profile - John Barry
		John Barry's love for movies was nurtured from a young age, as his father owned several local cinemas in their home town of York in England.
		Barry and his group collaborated with singer Adam Faith on his first major hit, "What Do you Want?" and on several subsequent hits.
		Barry's songwriting talents were called upon for the opening credit sequences of his Bond assignments.
	www.emimusicpub.com /worldwide/artist_profile/john-barry_profile.html (319 words)

	John Barry
		Barry étudie la musique dés son plus jeune âge et sa mère, une pianiste réputée, lui apprend à jouer.
		John Barry compose sa première musique de film pour une réalisation d'Adam Faith, Beat Girl.
		Barry a composé les musiques de onze James Bond.
	www.jamesbond007.net /Musique/Barry.html (290 words)

	DNK Amazon Store :: John Barry: The Collection
		Barry didn't compose this one so I suppose it was a bonus and I shouldn't complain, really.
		John Barry has been composing film scores for over forty years and this is only scratching the surface of his productions.
		While John Williams compositions ("Star Wars", etc.) are wild and flamboyant and Jerry Goldsmith's (Hoosier's, etc.) are mood pieces, John Barry crosses over all barriers and is amazingly diverse.
	www.entertainmentcareers.net /book/ProductDetails.aspx?asin=B00005BADD (289 words)

	John Barry MP3 Downloads - John Barry Music Downloads - John Barry Music Videos
		John Barry is one of the best-known composers of soundtrack music of the late 20th and early 21st centuries, but his career has carried him through a multitude of music genres and styles.
		The result was John Barry & the Seven, later known as the John Barry Seven.
		From then on, he was in a position to score some of the biggest and most daring films being made in England or Hollywood, ranging from the hour-long experimental film Dutchman to high-profile dramas like The Lion in Winter (for which he won his third Oscar).
	www.mp3.com /johnbarry (1201 words)

	Commodore John Barry Assembly - Knights of Columbus
		Barry, John (1745-1803), American naval officer, noted for his achievements as a commander in the United States Navy during the American Revolution.
		Barry's outstanding record during the American Revolution earned him prestige and he was named senior captain, the highest post in the Navy at the time, and was accorded the courtesy title of commodore.
		After helping supervise the reorganization of the U.S. Navy in 1794, Barry was made commodre of one of the Navy's new flagships, the United States.
	www.johnbarry097.org /JBA/biojohnbarry.html (208 words)

	Browse by Artist > John Barry
		John Barry's grammy nominated soundtrack to the 1963 ABC TV special where Liz gives a personal tour through London history.
		The soundtrack produced one of Barry's loveliest themes and is one of his signature works of the 70s...
		Michel Legrand's was unused, John Barry's was used for the international release and Stu Phillips' was used for the version that premiered on CBS television in 1971...
	www.moviegrooves.com /shop/johnbarry.htm (453 words)

	Amazon.ca: Great Influenza: Books: John Barry (Site not responding. Last check: )
		John M. Barry's book about the great influenza epidemic of 1918, which killed up to 100 million worldwide, is also a history of the practice of medicine.
		Barry does not take a non-partisan view of this period in history and makes assertions about President Wilson that are not part of the popular view of his administration and heritage.
		What I found particularly fascinating, and which Barry covers very well, was the extent to which the government took over control of American daily life in the name of the war effort.
	www.amazon.ca /Great-Influenza-John-Barry/dp/0670894737 (2070 words)

	007 Soundtrackpages - Artists: John Barry
		It is said Barry already was involved in the first 007 soundtrack "Dr. No" although Monti Norman was the official composer and is also credited on the cover of the "Dr. No" releases.
		According to some press articles John Barry even claims to have done the main work on the famous James Bond Theme (always credited as Monty Norman's James Bond Theme).
		In 1987 John Barry had a small role in the "The Living Daylights" playing a conductor.
	www.bondmusic.de /english/artists/art_barry.html (152 words)

	About John Barry
		Barry has won five academy awards and numerous other prizes during his forty years as a mainstay of the film music industry.
		Barry completely re-invented himself with Somewhere In Time in 1980 and went on to write a string of superior scores that tumulted with the academy award winning Out of Africa.
		The remarkable thing about John Barry is that could pretty much select any one of his many soundtracks and be assured of a good listen.
	www.sw.supanet.com /barry.html (880 words)

	John Barry (I)
		John Barry was born in York, England in 1933, and was the youngest of...
		A Matter of Who (1961) (as The John Barry Seven)....
		The 6.5 Special (1958) (as The John Barry Seven)....
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0000290 (1284 words)

	John Barry compositeur britannique, hommage au festival musique et cinéma à Auxerrexpo 2007
		John Barry compositeur britannique, hommage au festival musique et cinéma à Auxerrexpo 2007
		Si John BARRY dirigera en personne les deux premiers morceaux du concert du 17 novembre, c’est Nicholas DODD qui se chargera du reste de l’hommage rendu au maestro britannique.
		Maurice Jarre assistera évidemment au concert de John Barry, l’occasion pour lui de faire la connaissance d’un confrère que, en cinquante ans de cinéma, il n’a jamais eu l’opportunité de croiser.
	www.festivalmusiquecinema.com /page.php?lg=fr&rub=16 (1276 words)

	John Barry
		Jonathan Barry Prendergast was born on a Friday, November 3 1933.
		Barry was asked to arrange the title-tune for the very first James Bond-movie: Dr.
		One of Barry's own favourites is The Lion in the Winter from 1968.
	www.filmmusic.dk /barry2.html (782 words)

	Buttevant (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This name appears to be incomplete, as a word descriptive of the hills on which the church stood is missing.
		David Og's father, Philip de Barry, had built the abbey of Ballybeg a short distance to the south of Buttevant in 1229 for the Augustinians.
		The town of Buttevant continued in the possession of the Barrymore family until it was sold to John Anderson, founder of Fermoy.
	mywebpage.netscape.com /kikihynes/buttevant.html (1052 words)

	Elizabeth Taylor in London soundtrack - John Barry
		John Barry's grammy nominated soundtrack to the 1963 ABC TV special Elizabeth Taylor in London where Liz gives a personal tour through London history; set in Battersea Park, before the Houses of Parliament and in a bombed out East End church.
		Along with Barry's sweeping orchestral score, the soundtrack also includes dialogue from the movie in which Taylor recites the poetry and speeches of Wordsworth, Churchill, Pitt, Queen Elizabeth, Queen Victoria and Elizabeth Barret Browning.
		Such was the success of Elizabeth Taylor in London that producers Philip D'Antoni and Norman Baer decided to repeat the formula with Sophia Loren in Rome, with a soundtrack again, by John Barry.
	www.moviegrooves.com /shop/elizabethlondonsoundtrack.htm (287 words)

	John Barry: Ein Komponist zeitgenössischer Filmmusik / Soundtracks
		1957 rief er die Musikgruppe "John Barry and The Seven" ins Leben, sie spielten Rock und Jazz.
		Jonathan Barry ist ein talentierter Pianist und Trompeter.
		John Barry hat für viele James Bond Filme die Filmmusik geschrieben und seine besten Erfolge erzielte er mit den Scores zu den James Bond Filmen mit Sean Connery.
	www.filmmusik-komponisten.de /barry_john.html (196 words)

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