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	Tony Williams - Music Downloads - Online
		Bio: Tony Williams' death in 1997 of a heart attack after routine gall bladder surgery was a major shock to the jazz world.
		Williams, who was 18 when he appeared on Eric Dolphy's classic Out to Lunch album, stayed with Davis into 1969, leading his own occasional sessions and becoming a household name in the jazz world.
		In addition to his interest in avant-garde jazz, Tony Williams was a fan of rock music, and when he left Miles he formed the fusion band Lifetime, a trio with Larry Young and John McLaughlin.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/041/Tony-Williams/1001625.html (389 words)

	Tony Williams - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tony Williams (December 12, 1945 – February 23, 1997) was an American jazz drummer.
		Williams was a vital element of the group, called by Davis in his autobiography "the center of the group's sound".
		In mid 1976, Williams was a part of a reunion of sorts with his old Miles Davis band compatriots, pianist/keyboardist Herbie Hancock, bassist Ron Carter and tenor saxophonist Wayne Shorter.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tony_Williams (592 words)

	Anthony A. Williams - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Williams is the adopted son of Virginia and the late Lewis Williams, and is one of eight children.
		Williams led the city into a fiscal recovery, which made him a popular figure; having been "drafted" by popular support, he was elected mayor in 1998, despite not having held any elected office since sitting on the New Haven, Connecticut Board of Aldermen when a student at Yale University.
		Williams was instrumental in arranging a deal to move the financially ailing Montréal Expos, a Major League Baseball team, to Washington, D.C. Although he faced opposition from much of the D.C. City Council, Wiliams eventually prevailed—and in late December 2004, the Council approved by one vote a financing plan for a new stadium.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Anthony_A._Williams (595 words)

	Can Tony Williams Save D.C.? - September 14, 1998
		After all, when Williams (who was raised in Los Angeles) first came to the D.C. area in 1993 to become chief financial officer for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, he and his wife actually settled in the Virginia suburbs--a choice that now generates bad-natured ribbing from opponents.
		Williams' main primary opponents are three longtime council members forced to answer at every stop for the various crises the city suffered.
		If he wins, Williams' biggest challenge will be to convince Washingtonians that he is mayor for all of them; in some parts of the city, his get-tough policies and conservative mien have given the impression that he's the white candidate.
	www.cnn.com /ALLPOLITICS/1998/09/07/time/williams.html (1087 words)

	Tony Williams - The Official Jethro Tull Website
		Tony auditioned for Tull along with Martin Barre in 1968.
		Tony played with Stealers Wheel, known for their huge hit "Stuck in the Middle with You" which is now a rock classic.
		Tony was a boyhood friend of previous Tull members and actually auditioned in 1968 when Martin Barre was hired.
	www.j-tull.com /musicians/pastmembers/tonywilliams.html (617 words)

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		In a life cut tragically short in February 1997 by a fatal heart attack, Tony Williams inspired countless drummers to strive for excellence and find their own voices, as he had done throughout his remarkable career.
		When he was seventeen, Williams was hired by trumpeter Miles Davis, becoming part of a quintet that included saxophonist Wayne Shorter, pianist Herbie Hancock and bassist Ron Carter.
		Even in his early performances and recordings with Davis, Williams proved that he had not only mastered the jazz drumming vocabulary of the masters who had preceded him but that he was ready to take jazz drumming to the next level.
	www.pas.org /About/HOF/williams.cfm (1109 words)

	About Tony Williams (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Tony Williams has more than twenty years experience in the legal profession, occupying senior management positions as well as direct client handling and fee earning.
		By 2001 Andersen Legal was ranked as the ninth largest law firm in the world by fee income and was the clearly established leader of the accountancy-related law firms.
		As managing partner he undertook substantial re-organisation of the firm to enable practice groups to lead at a global level and be accountable for their development.
	www.jomati.com /tonywilliams.html (417 words)

	Amazon.com: Lifetime: The Collection: Music: Tony Williams' Lifetime (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Tony's masterful drumming and Alan's killer fretwork combine at times on this disc to jangle your nerves but if there was ever a tune that defined what jazz rock fusion or progressive music was all about, FRED is it.
		Tony Williams Lifetime in this collection is composed of Allan Holdsworth on guitar, Alan Pasqua on keyboards, Tony Newton on bass and some vocals, and Tony Williams on the drums.
		Tony Williams got his start early on the drums by being a drummer for trumpeter Miles Davis when he was only 17 years old and left at the age of 23.
	www.amazon.com /Lifetime-Collection-Tony-Williams/dp/B0000027LG (1457 words)

	Pages of Fire: Articles: Tony Williams: The Final Interview
		Williams, always an astute student, has become a teacher with the release of Wilderness, an ambitious project that showcases his composing talents with the same flair that his past recordings have displayed his drumming dexterity (see "CD Reviews" Mar. '97).
		The 51-year-old Williams, born in Chicago, was raised in Boston and hit the professional stage at age eight He was taking private lessons as a young teen from Berklee legend Alan Dawson.
		Williams immediately put the education Dawson gave him into action, playing regularly on the Boston club circuit with a wide variety of musicians, including a steady gig with Sam Rivers, where he explored Third Stream sounds, probably the first public expression of some of the musical sensibilities found on Wilderness.
	www.cs.cf.ac.uk /Dave/mclaughlin/art/final.html (1636 words)

	Amazon.ca: Emergency!: Music: Tony Williams' Lifetime (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Williams, fresh from edging Davis towards his jazz-rock-soul period, concocts a driving, high-volume fusion that has more conviction and flare than anyone else's would until the advent of the great Mahavishnu Orchestra a couple of years later.
		Williams was a great drummer and wrote some amazing tunes, but his singing is worse than Dylan's.
		Tony Williams can be described as the ingenius man of superiority that has been kind enough to record such albums of amazement.
	www.amazon.ca /Emergency-Tony-Williams-Lifetime/dp/B0000047GA (1165 words)

	Tony Williams for Ward 6 City Council 2006
		Tony Williams, 26, is taller than his father but has inherited his chiseled good looks.
		While Williams was raised in a liberal home, he thought liberals at Macalester College took liberalism to an extreme, and it made him uncomfortable.
		Tony Williams told me he is most impressed by the difference in the way Democrats and Republicans try to solve problems.
	www.ward6fortonywilliams.com /blog.html (2393 words)

	Tony Williams
		Williams made his mark on jazz when he joined Miles Davis' quintet at the age of 17!
		Miles brought Williams on board when Williams was 17--THAT is how good he was!) Technique-wise, he was far ahead of his time.
		Williams rhythmic drive and innovation was one of the primary reasons that Miles Davis' music was rejuvenated in during the Sixties.
	airjudden.tripod.com /jazz/tonywilliams.html (315 words)

	THE PLATTERS "GOLDEN ERA" TRIBUTE PAGE
		The lead singer, Tony Williams had a wonderful voice and that voice separated The Platters completely from the other rock stars of the era.
		Hearing The Platters without Tony Williams would be the same as hearing Creedence Clearwater Revival without John Fogerty, Jay and the Americans without Jay Black (another INCREDIBLE singer!) or hearing Steppenwolf without John Kay.
		In 1960 Tony Williams left the group to seek a solo career and, as with many other lead singers, never had another hit record.
	members.tripod.com /~ffhiker/index-10.html (1398 words)

	Tony Williams Scholarship Jazz Festival
		For the past thirteen years Tony Williams and the Mt Airy Cultural Center have sponsored, organized and promoted a Jazz Festival to raise scholarship money to assist students in continuing their post secondary education.
		The Tony Williams Scholarship Jazz Festival debuts young talent and student musicians, and brings in some of the greatest musicians in the world to play before appreciative audiences of knowledgeable fans.
		Because Tony Williams is an educator, the festival also offers workshops and teaching/learning sessions led by world famous musicians where teenagers can sit at the feet of people like John Blake and learn about the tradition of jazz and glean tips on how to be a better musician.
	www.nathanielturner.com /tonywilliamsscholarship.htm (582 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Uncle Jack: Books: Tony Williams,Humphrey Price (Site not responding. Last check: )
		On that date Williams' assistant was engaged in removing medical specimens from a deceased patient at University College Hospital.
		Much is also made of Dr Williams' state of mind at the time of the murders, of his relationship with his wife, and of their apparent inability to have children.
		Tony Williams is a great writer probably a proud nephew too.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Uncle-Jack-Tony-Williams/dp/0752867083 (1512 words)

	Tony Williams - Verve Records
		Tony Williams (1945–97) had to be the most precocious innovator in jazz history.
		Williams brought a new notion of space, sound, and polyrhythmic activity to the drum kit that proved immediately influential.
		All of that occurred before Williams struck out on his own as a bandleader in 1969, whereupon he commenced to make more history with his revolutionary electric band Lifetime.
	www.vervemusicgroup.com /artist.aspx?ob=per&src=prd&aid=2930 (226 words)

	The Platters Biography - hotshotdigital.com
		The original members were; Tony Williams, the lead vocalist (Tony died in 1992), David Lynch, tenor (David died in 1981), Alex Hodge, baritone, who was soon replaced by Paul Robi (Paul died in 1989), Herb Reed, bass,and Zola Taylor.
		Lead singer Tony Williams had trained by singing in Church gospel groups, and his voice was resonant.
		Tony Williams left to go solo in 1961, and was replaced by Sonny Turner.
	www.hotshotdigital.com /OldRock/PlattersBio.html (1270 words)

	Drummerworld: Tony Williams
		Miles Davis - Wayne Shorter - Herbie Hancock - Ron Carter - Tony Williams
		The groove masterfully blends solid backbeats and bouncy ghost notes on the snare with sloshy notes on the hi-hat and pulsating hits on the kick.
		Tony Williams' death in 1997 of a heart attack after routine gall bladder surgery was a major shock to the jazz world.
	www.drummerworld.com /drummers/Tony_Williams.html (484 words)

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		During Tony Williams` stint with Miles Davis, he displayed an unparalleled mastery of time and texture, suggesting at once the meter-less pulsations of Milford Graves and Sonny Murray, and the polyrhythmic swing of Max Roach, Art Blakey and Philly Joe Jones.
		And if Herbie felt the funk, Tony wanted to rock, and to that end he formed the most slamming, freewheeling organ trio in the history of jazz.
		The power of EMERGENCY is in the playing; because for his Lifetime, Williams recruited the most innovative of all Philly organ players, the Coltraneish virtuoso Larry Young, and an exciting young veteran of the British jazz and blues scene--and Jimmy Page`s mentor--John McLaughlin.
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	Tony Williams - AOL Music
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	The Right Tony Williams Question (washingtonpost.com)
		If you happen to enjoy a seat in the mayor's cabinet or you serve in government at his pleasure, chances are that you (and your mortgage holder) are inclined to favor four more years.
		Neither has made a convincing case for replacing Williams, though both wannabes have been at it for some time.
		If he were running for mayor of the Washington region, Williams would be the front-runner hands down, thanks to his bringing the Washington Nationals to town.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A57773-2005Apr15.html (1043 words)

	Biography - Tony Williams (Bio 477) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The open style that he created while with the Miles Davis Quintet in the mid-to-late '60s remains quite influential and he had a long list of accomplishments during the past couple of decades.
		He took lessons from Alan Dawson and at 15 was apearing at Boston-area jam sessions.
		During 1959-60 Williams often played with Sam Rivers and in December 1962 (when he was barely 17), the drummer moved to New York and played regularly with Jackie McLean.
	musicbase.h1.ru /PPB/ppb4/Bio_477.htm (538 words)

	eBay.co.uk - Tony Williams, Records, Non-Fiction Books, Cassettes items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Tony Williams - Soldier Of Fortune 1 Valin's Raiders PB
		TONY WILLIAMS RECORD ALBUM "A GIRL IS A GIRL IS A GIRL"
		TONY WILLIAMS A GIRL IS A GIRL IS A GIRL 1959 STEREO LP
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	The book on … Tony Williams - Louisville Cardinal's Tony Williams Sporting News, The - Find Articles
		More forward than power, Louisville's Tony Williams often is overshadowed by flashier teammates Nate Johnson and Marques Maybin.
		But Williams still wants to be the man for the Cardinals, and he has filled that role in the team's 4-2 start.
		Williams started only three times as a sophomore, but he still averaged nine points and five rebounds in 32 games.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1208/is_51_223/ai_58411336 (693 words)

	Tony Williams for Ward 6 City Council 2006
		Tony Williams for Ward 6 City Council 2006
		It is time for a new generation of leaders who are not afraid to take responsibility and to provide our youth with the leadership they need.
		"Tony Williams is just the crusader for lower taxes and less government that the District needs.
	www.ward6fortonywilliams.com /about.html (762 words)

	Tony Williams : Tokyo Live - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This live two-CD set, one of the last recordings by the Tony Williams Quintet before it disbanded, is a fine retrospective of the group's music.
		Trumpeter Wallace Roney and the versatile Bill Pierce (on tenor and soprano) have their spots, and pianist Mulgrew Miller is well-featured on the thoughtful "Citadel" while bassist Ira Coleman is heard purely in a supportive role.
		There is never any doubt who the leader is, for Tony Williams dominates the ensembles, taking several five-minute drum solos and being quite prominent in the mix.
	www.artistdirect.com /store/artist/album/0,,186534,00.html (248 words)

	Buster Williams Biography
		In 1980, he was nominated for a Grammy Award for his contribution to the album "Love For Sale"/The Great Jazz Trio, with Hank Jones and Tony Williams.
		Somewhere in the early'80's, Buster did a tour with Herbie and Tony Williams which included the young, fresh, new on the scene trumpeter, Wynton Marsalis.
		Before forming the Buster Williams Quintet "Something More" he was a member of the world renowned cooperative quartet, Sphere, which consisted of pianist Kenny Barron; drummer Ben Riley; Buster Williams; and the late tenor saxophonist Charles Rouse.
	www.busterwilliams.com /biography.html (1262 words)

	Uncle Jack - Tony Williams :: Book Review :: ABC Wide Bay Qld
		The latest suspect is Sir John Williams, a noted Obstetric Physician, who became physician accoucheur to Princess Beatrice, and in later life founded the National Library of Wales.
		John Williams stating that he would be visiting a clinic in Whitechapel in 1888 roused his suspicions when he came across a letter.
		Add to that a box of personal effects which included a knife and some stained glass slides, and a reference to a patient by the name of Mary Ann Nichols (the first victim), and that was enough for this particular author to seriously research his illustrious relative.
	www.abc.net.au /widebay/stories/s1383091.htm (315 words)

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