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British film producer

Person · Open Library

Born
1909
Works
14

Top works

  • The Saturday Club, 1957-1986
  • The house of life: Rachel Carson at work
  • Mondays at nine
  • The Old Manse and the people who lived there
  • The pursuit of wilderness

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Music · MusicBrainz

Type
Person
Gender
Male
Origin
United States
Active from
1962-02-07
countrycountry popno fencespop

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Listeners · Last.fm

Listeners
4,110
Total plays
35,341

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PAUL BROOK [1955 - 2007] - COVENTRY DRUMMER, PROGRAMMER / SEQUENCER COMPOSER / PRODUCER / Paul was also a talented and accomplished Programmer, / Sequencer / Composer and Producer having programmed on Coldcut's Let's Play Album. Paul's band Analog did their first performance at the Hobo Workshop in 1974 and Paul worked on many projects at the Gighouse Studios in Coventry. Started playing drums over 30 years ago on an old Olympic kit. Having upgraded via Maxwin to a Hayman kit <a href="https:

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Quotes

  • It is sometimes forgotten that many s and ecologists were well aware of the danger long before DDT became a household word, before this and other s began to be produced by the chemical industry on a massive scale. For example, the , following their meeting in New York in December 1944, issued a statement to correct "misunderstanding, over-optimism and distorted impressions" about the new chemical.
  • Under the benign leadership of Ralph Waldo Emerson, the Concord writers would engage in what has often been called a second war of independence: against cultural domination from abroad and against religious bigotry and rampant materialism at home. Emerson's first book, , appearing when Thoreau was still in college, was (according to the latter's biographer) "one of the seminal books of his life."

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