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	Stuart Davis (musician)
		Davis' songs are populated by alcoholics, atheists, bulimics, drug addicts, egoists, false prophets, fetishists, sadists, masochists, narcoleptics, pedophiles, pornographers, prostitutes, rapists, sexual predators, suicides, swingers, and terrorists.
		Davis is displeased with the sound quality of the performance and intends to re-record the songs in the future.
		Although Davis has declared his daughter to be the first native speaker (she was born in September of 2003), he says that he intends to record an entire album in the language at some point.
	www.seattleluxury.com /encyclopedia/entry/Stuart_Davis_(musician) (1566 words)

	Yet another take on pop culture
		Davis, who hales from the "rock haven" that is Eden Prairie, Minnesota, is a combination of many sounds and interests that reside in modern music today.
		Davis made my evening perfect by doing what he is best at - giving a spin to the modern social prospective a catchy baseline while coming to the audience with a fresh faced look and appeal.
		Davis is a wandering minstrel of modern philosophy, a peddler of pop culture, and a foremost musician.
	www.mrs.umn.edu /register/article.php?volume=11&issue=17§ion=ae&index=6 (526 words)

	HPR1.com / Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Then I heard musician Stuart Davis was coming back to the Valley in support of his new album.
		Davis' usual stripped-down shows -- consisting of variously tuned, acoustic guitars and his mere presence -- are one of those things that must be experienced, though he is definitely not without numerous written quotes of praise.
		Still, Stuart says that he and his wife are comfortable - and quite open -- with the idea of little Ara discovering her father's music … in appropriate increments.
	www.hpr1.com /archives/feb1204/music.htm (1221 words)

	Concert Review - House of Blues, Cambridge, MA - March 20, 1997[by Jeffrey Remz] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Stuart started off with a strong version of Merle Haggard's "Swingin' Doors," with its appropriate references to "honky tonks and barstool." "The only thing we came up here was to do some honky tonking here in Boston tonight," Stuart told the converted.
		Stuart, dressed in fl leather pants, jacket and shirt, is an able front man with his good looks and easy-going personality.
		Stuart remembered his first time in Boston was playing at a now-defunct club a stone's throw away with Lester Flatt.
	www.martystuart.com /HouseofBlues.htm (438 words)

	Geena Davis
		Geena Davis was born Virginia Elizabeth Davis in Wareham, Massachusetts (near Cape Cod), the daughter of William Davis, a civil engineer, and Lucille, a teacher's assistant.
		In 2006, Davis won a Golden Globe for her portrayal of the President of the United States in the TV series Commander In Chief.
		In addition to acting, Davis also speaks fluent Swedish, is a talented cartoonist, small-time inventor and accomplished musician, able to play the drums, flute, organ and piano.
	www.tribute.ca /bio.asp?id=2314 (493 words)

	Stuart Country-Rocks The Tralf - Buffalo News - February 29, 1992
		Stuart has been playing on the road and in the studios since he was 13 years old, with the likes of Lester Flatt, Vassar Clements, Doc Watson, Neil Young and Johnny Cash, his former father-in-law.
		As soon as Stuart hit the stage, jumping into Young's "Back To The Country," the audience was right with him--the men letting out their war whoops and the women squealing in delight.
		Stuart and Davis returned to their roots for a couple of bluegrass numbers, showing off some lightning quick fret work, and Stuart gave a heartfelt solo performance of "Since I don't Have You," a sad song written after his divorce from Cash's daughter.
	www.martystuart.com /ZArt-Buffalo2-92.htm (552 words)

	AskMen.com - Geena Davis pics
		Although Davis was cast for her appearance and tall frame, she won the hearts of critics and audiences alike.
		Davis then appeared in a series of mediocre successes such as Buffalo Bill, The Fly, where she starred opposite future husband Jeff Goldblum, and Earth Girls Are Easy, also with Goldblum, as well as a young Damon Wayans and Jim Carrey.
		In addition, Davis is a competitive archer who is active in the fight to establish a level playing field in the realm of female youth athletics.
	www.askmen.com /women/actress_100/131c_geena_davis.html (728 words)

	I wanna take you higher - Minnesota Daily
		Davis is a practicing Zen Buddhist, but his entire presentation shatters preconceptions of the docile, contemplative image associated with that faith.
		Davis sees himself as part of an emerging "integral"; movement that seeks to unify existing ideologies not by acknowledging their differences, but by focusing instead on where they are in agreement.
		Davis is a versatile musician whose most recent album owes a heavy debt to the electronic sounds of techno and hip-hop.
	www.mndaily.com /articles/2006/07/05/68561 (814 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Nomen Est Numen - Stuart Davis at Epinions.com
		Stuart Davis is a face in the crowd.
		Before this album, Stuart's main focus was on his broken heart and the political and social fallacies he saw around him.
		After this album, Stuart's main focus in music was on spirituality and that of which we cannot understand.
	www.epinions.com /content_10232434308 (675 words)

	Stuart Davis (musician) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Stuart Davis (born on January 11, 1971 in Des Moines, Iowa, USA) is a contemporary American musician and songwriter from Minnesota.
		Davis is also a member of the art branch of Ken Wilber's Integral Institute.
		Stuart Davis is also a (semi-?)fictional character in Ken Wilber's postmodern novel, Boomeritis.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stuart_Davis_(musician) (1696 words)

	Leslie Stuart
		Leslie Stuart spent some of his earliest professional musical moments as a pianist at Manchester's Ship Inn and then, from the age of 14, as church organist for seven years at St John's Roman Catholic Cathedral in Salford and a further seven at the Church of the Holy Name in Manchester.
		Stuart also became for a while a concert impresario in the Manchester area, presenting Paderewski in his first British appearances and opera's Fanny Moody in concert.
		Stuart's earliest theatrical writing was done for the Manchester theatre, where he provided songs and incidental music in particular for the local pantomimes which boasted some of the biggest British names in their bills.
	math.boisestate.edu /gas/british/composers/stuart.html (611 words)

	Marty Stuart - Flatpick Guitar Magazine - November/December 1999
		Although Stuart's music, to the dismay of some bluegrass fans, had definitely taken a turn away from the music of Lester Flatt, the fact is that it worked for him.
		Stuart not only included bluegrass tunes (and even a flatpicking medley!) in his act, he spoke to the audience passionately of his great love for the music.
		Stuart is one of the few artists in the music business who is in the position to introduce bluegrass music to a very large audience and, more importantly, he's doing it.
	www.martystuart.com /ZArt-Misc-Flatpick-11-99.htm (7003 words)

	The Mac Weekly:Stuart Davis to perform Sunday
		Davis has not only released numerous albums, but he has also founded his own label, Dharma Pop.
		Davis believes strongly in touring as his livelihood, and he usually plays anywhere from 150 to 200 shows per year.
		Stuart Davis is an artist on the rise, building his fan base by touring throughout the Midwest, even inspiring The Minneapolis Star-Tribune to write, “Not Since Bob Dylan burst through thirty years ago has Minnesota produced such a confident and creative songwriter.”
	www.macalester.edu /weekly/101703/music02.html (222 words)

	Search Results for "davis"
		Davis, David, 1815-86, American jurist, Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1862-77), b.
		Aurora, Ind. Davis was a Rhodes scholar (1910-13) at Oxford.
		Alton, Ill. Rising to prominence with the birth of modern jazz in the mid-1940s, Davis became a dominant force in...
	www.bartleby.com /cgi-bin/texis/webinator/sitesearch?FILTER=col65&query=davis (248 words)

	A cursory comparison of Jackson Pollock "Autumn Rhythm" and Stuart Davis "Report from Rockport," by Tony Grillo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Davis postulates that color can be used to indicate spatial relationships through its positioning next to other colors.
		A yellow road leads the viewer's eye back to the garage, situated in the middle distance, perhaps past a musician at the docks and two dogs, one relieving himself on the pole (or is it the outline of a car or bike being gassed up while parked by a tree?).
		Davis combines seemingly unprepossessing motifs — a boatyard, a graveyard, and a town view — to accumulations of overlapping flat planes.
	home.earthlink.net /~tgrillo/pollock.htm (1085 words)

	Brad Davis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Brad Davis is well known as a guitarist in Marty Stuart's band and he has several instructional guitar products with Flatpicking Magazine.
		And it is Davis' acoustic guitar-picking that stands out on many of these tracks, which reveals a distinctive instrumental style on his part, but one steeped in country and bluegrass tradition.
		Davis' songs border on the generic, but they serve as good platforms for him to pick, either with himself or one or more of his guests.
	www.braddavismusic.com /?content=press.php (1752 words)

	University Chronicle - Spotlight artist fills Quarry
		Davis had many loyal followers in the Quarry, but surprisingly none had ever heard him play live, so the show was a real treat.
		Before playing his first song, Davis questioned two young ladies about how their classes were going and was met with the reply that they had skipped class to see him.
		Another song this multitalented musician played the guitar almost like it was a slap bass, dragging his thumb across the frets with one hand to get the beat while he held down the strings to make a solid chord with the other.
	www.universitychronicle.com /home/index.cfm?event=displayArticlePrinterFriendly&uStory_id=e4b4602f-f9e2-4555-af5b-e5d18c27e047 (726 words)

	Dream Usher » DVDMadness (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Those who have seen the footage and heard the audio know this project is sure to be an instant classic, and a definitive collection of one of the most critically acclaimed songwriters in modern music.
		Stuart’s live album 16 Nudes has sold over 10,000 copies without any distribution or major label support, and Volume One and Volume Two of Stuart Davis Live deliver the goods again in a double dose of Davis’ unique mastery of the profound and unpredictable.
		These two volumes celebrate Stuart’s first decade (and ten full length albums) as a touring songwriter by capturing all the magic and surprise that has made him one of the most respected independent artists of his generation.
	www.dreamusher.com /?p=93 (315 words)

	Miles Davis : Workin' - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Contradicting the standard methodology of preparing fresh material for upcoming albums, Davis and company used their far more intimate knowledge of the tunes the quintet was performing live to inform their studio recordings.
		As was often the case with Davis, the antithesis of the norm is the rule.
		Davis, as well as Coltrane, actually contributes compositions as well as mesmerizing performances to the album.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,73647,00.html (498 words)

	USATODAY.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Marty Stuart: Johnny Cash is doing OK. Several of us are gathered around him playing music for him while he sings new songs.
		Marty Stuart: I'm emerging from three years of behind the scenes music production...all rewarding in their various ways but now it's time to have a parade.
		Marty Stuart: Steve had just emerged from some time off and I was so happy to see him it was like getting a brother back from the war.
	www.usatoday.com /community/chat_03/2003-07-01-stuart.htm (2296 words)

	Jazz/Jerry Jazz Musician/Jazz Modernism author Alfred Appel interview
		Jerry Jazz Musician and Excellent Experiences present "The Art of Jazz," a collection of paintings, photographs and sculpture celebrating the soundtrack of the American Century, and featuring the work of William Gottlieb, Nancy Ostrovsky, Bill Tripp, John Leon, Clifford Bailey, Jazzamoart, and others.
		Stuart Davis listened to swing music while painting and actually named his son after Earl Hines.
		And you might say that the great jazz musicians like Armstrong are accessible because he sang songs that people knew and varied them in a way listeners could understand.
	www.jerryjazzmusician.com /mainHTML.cfm?page=appel.html (3807 words)

	Stuart Davis \| The Official Web Site of Stuart Davis and His Music
		The Stuart Davis Show is now LIVE and ONLY available on Integral Naked.
		Stuart has cloned himself, allowing him to play host, side kick and as news anchor as well.
		Don't miss this kaleidoscope of curve balls as Stuart does weekly news on the worlds of Sex, God, and Rock 'n Roll, and packs each episode with bizarre sketch comedy and integral insight.
	www.stuartdavis.com (611 words)

	Davis Hospital and Medical Center
		Davis Hospital and Medical Center, owned and operated by IASIS Healthcare® LLC in Franklin, Tennessee, was recognized for being one of 100 hospitals nationwide making the greatest progress in improving hospital-wide performance over five years (1999-2004).
		Davis Hospital and Medical Center is a 136 acute-care facility located in Layton, and recently completed a $24 million expansion/renovation project, including a new Emergency Room, Women’s Center, Lab, and Radiology departments.
		Davis Hospital and Medical Center is one of four in Utah owned and operated by IASIS Healthcare in Franklin, Tennessee.
	www.davishospital.com /second/news/news.htm (4026 words)

	Brad Davis Quotes
		Brad Davis is a talented guitarist, songwriter, and singer who has spent more than a decade backing up Marty Stuart's rockin' country.
		Then Davis takes a quick turn into bluegrass with the originals "Old Number Nine," "Dawg Diddy," and "Big Timber." "Cypress Walls" and "Where You Belong" tread a more country line, while a cover of the traditional "Rank Stranger" emphasizes the blue side of bluegrass in a duet between Davis and Kelly Knolf.
		Davis mixed the tracks, as well, showing a fine ear for the best way to present his music and the ensemble work of his talented friends.
	www.fgmrecords.com /artists/Davis_Quotes.html (1972 words)

	www.myspace.com/stuartdavis
		Stuart, I am so very glad you are sharing and speaking and shouting and singing and whispering all your insights, thoughts, hints, opinions, truths, and on and on...
		Stuart: you are everything that is bald and even and approachable and experienced and filthy and punky and spontaneous about me that I am not.
		The sparky little literati in this quirky spit and vittle body loves you Stuart; through and through, you are wit and naughty, spirit, sod, and cattle prod; he tips his glass - and how - to you sir; see you soon at Dharmapalooza!
	www.myspace.com /stuartdavis (1121 words)

	Metroactive Music \| Aural Fixation
		Currently on a West Coast jaunt, Davis did swing by the South Bay, stopping by the Espresso Garden and Cafe last Thursday (June 29) for an intimate performance.
		He took requests from the audience (although he didn't honor the call for "Jonah" until the end of the show), discussed his campaign to make Minnesota an independent nation, speculated on naming all his songs after shapes and instigated a rush to the bar for cans of Guinness.
		Davis is an extremely talented, albeit highly unconventional musician, with a remarkably witty sense of humor.
	www.metroactive.com /papers/metro/07.06.00/aural-0027.html (616 words)

	Untitled Document
		Stuart Wheeler who ran the bank from his house and Ida Wilcox Wheeler had four kids too!: Herbert, Dorothy, Ruth and Ellen.
		Lance Wheeler Davis is a Restaurateur (pronounce this with a French accent).
		Janet Ellen Davis is a musician and Administrative Assistant.
	www.rit.edu /~lrdnpa/familypage.htm (616 words)

	MWP: Marty Stuart (1958- )
		Country music singer-songwriter Marty Stuart was born September 30, 1958, in Philadelphia, Mississippi.
		In 1989, Stuart released Hillbilly Rock on a new label, MCA Records, an album that broke into the Top 10 and helped set a new direction for country music.
		Stuart continues to be a potent force in Nashville.
	www.olemiss.edu /mwp/dir/stuart_marty/index.html (322 words)

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