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My name is Guy Hamilton. I live in Chepstow, Wales - and, in the past, lived in the Wirral, Devon, and Bristol.

My main areas of interest are:

the history and topography of the Monmouthshire area - which sometimes spills over into editing other articles concerning other parts of Wales and England;
the history and development of blues, R&B and rock music, loosely defined, and associated genres (mostly before about 1980) - with a particular interest in more obscure (but still notable) performers, songwriters, record producers, etc. - and in recent months focusing on largely forgotten music hall and vaudeville performers, writers, etc.;
ensuring that matters of breaking and developing news of lasting notability, especially in the UK, are covered fairly and neutrally;

.... but I quite often delve into other areas as well, including those in which I have some professional experience.

I'm generally happy to help other editors develop articles in those or related areas - just ask - but have very little interest in being associated with any of the FA / GA / DYK or admin processes, or in competitive editing.

Listed below are the new pages I've started (in bold), and other articles where I've undertaken major edits.

Geography, history, topography, and land use[edit]

Wales[edit]

Chepstow area : Bulwark - Caerwent - Caldicot - Caldicot and Wentloog Levels - Castle Terrace - Crick - Chepstow - Chepstow Castle - Chepstow Community Hospital - Chepstow Museum - Chepstow Port Wall - Chepstow Rural District Council - Chepstow School - Chepstow Town Gate - Devauden - Earlswood - George Hotel - Itton - Kilgwrrwg - Mathern - Mathern Palace - Mounton - Moynes Court - National Shipyard - Nedern Brook Wetlands - Newchurch - Old Wye Bridge - Penterry - Piercefield House - Portskewett - Powis Almshouses - Pwllmeyric - Raglan Lodge - Rogiet - St. Arvans - St Mary's Church - St. Pierre - Shirenewton - Striguil - Sudbrook - Tintern - Tintern Abbey - Venta Silurum - Wentwood - Wyelands - Wye Valley - Wye Valley Railway - Wyndcliff - Wyndcliffe Court
Monmouth area : Battle of Monmouth (1233) - Blestium - Buckholt - Church of St Thomas the Martyr, Monmouth - Church Street, Monmouth - Clawdd-du - Cwmcarvan - Dixton - Drybridge House, Monmouth - Grace Dieu Abbey - Great Castle House - Hadnock - High Glanau - Hilston Park - Hyam's Mineral Water Works - The Kymin - Llangattock-Vibon-Avel - Lydart - Market Hall, Monmouth - Mitchel Troy - Monmouth (+ es + simple) - Monmouth Baptist Church - Monmouth cap - Monmouth Castle - Monnow Bridge - Monnow Street - The Narth - Newcastle - Overmonnow - Rockfield - Rockfield Studios - St Mary’s Priory Church, Monmouth - St. Peter's Church, Dixton - Savoy Theatre, Monmouth - Shire Hall, Monmouth - Treowen
Elsewhere in Monmouthshire : Abergavenny Castle - Castell Arnallt - Cwmyoy - Ewyas - Gray Hill - Grosmont Castle - Gwent Wildlife Trust - John Lysaght - Kingdom of Gwent - Llancayo - Llandogo - Llanfair Kilgeddin - Llanfihangel Tor-y-Mynydd - Llangwm - Llangybi - Llanishen - Llansoy - Llanthony Priory - Llanvaches - Llanvair Discoed - Magor - Monmouthshire (historic) - Monmouthshire County Council - Newport Castle - Pencoed Castle - Penhow - Raglan - St. Brides Netherwent - Skenfrith - Trellech - Trelleck Grange - Undy - Usk - Vale of Ewyas - Whitebrook - Wilcrick - Wolvesnewton
Elsewhere in Wales : Brecon Cathedral - Caergwrle - Cardiff - Partrishow - Pembrokeshire Coast National Park - Preseli - Prestatyn
Severn Estuary : Aust Ferry - Denny Island - Flat Holm - New Passage - Severn Bridge - Severn Estuary - Severnside
Other Wales : Abolish the Welsh Assembly Party - Campaign for the Protection of Rural Wales - Council for Wales and Monmouthshire - Council of Wales and the Marches - Court of Great Sessions in Wales - Cultural relationship between the Welsh and the English - Silures - Sunday Closing (Wales) Act 1881 - Wales - Wales-England border - Welsh Marches - Welsh Office - Welsh people - Welsh placenames

England[edit]

Wirral and Merseyside : Bebington - Birkenhead - Birkenhead School - Dee Estuary - Dibbinsdale - Hamilton Square (Birkenhead) - Greater Liverpool - Hilbre Island - History of Liverpool - Leasowe - Liscard - Mersey Ferry - New Brighton - Parkgate - Port Sunlight - Raby - Thurstaston - Thurstaston Common - Wallasey - Wallasey Village - Wirral Peninsula
Herefordshire : Archenfield - Ariconium - The Diary of a Farmer's Wife 1796-1797 - Dore Abbey - Ergyng - Harewood Park - Kentchurch - Kilpeck Church - River Dore - St Weonards
Forest of Dean : Beachley - Bigsweir - Brockweir - Church Cottage, Tutshill - Forest of Dean - Gloucester Hole - Hewelsfield - Lancaut - Lydney - Lydney Park - New Fancy - Puzzlewood - Redbrook - St. Briavels - scowles - Sedbury - Tutshill - Woodcroft - Wyedean School
Bristol and the South West : Avon (county) - Bristol Festival of Ideas - Dumnonia - Greater Bristol - North Fringe (Bristol) - South West England - South West Regional Assembly - West Country - West of England^[1]
Devon : Bideford Bay - Clyst St George - Crediton - Drewsteignton - Exeter - Hope Cove - Kingsbridge - Royal Clarence Hotel
Wiltshire : Bluestonehenge
Cornwall : Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Shropshire : Caynton Caves

Elsewhere[edit]

Shetland : Foula
North Sea : Doggerland
Crete : Frangokastello - Plakias - Preveli

Land use planning[edit]

conurbation - green belt (UK) - Great Western Cities - Planning Aid Wales - Regional Spatial Strategy - Royal Town Planning Institute - Structure Plan - town and country planning in Wales

Music- and entertainment-related articles[edit]

Record producers, entrepreneurs, songwriters, music writers and other non-musicians[edit]

US[edit]

Jean Aberbach - Julian Aberbach - Maurice Abrahams - Ritchie Adams - Milton Ager - Richard Alderson - Barney Ales - J. W. Alexander - Roy Alfred - Johnny Allen - Roger Atkins - Estelle Axton - Jimmie Baker - Harry Balk - Dave Bartholomew - Robert Bateman - Joe Von Battle - Lew Bedell - Bennie Benjamin - Al Benson - Bess Berman - Bernard Besman - Miriam Bienstock - Howard Biggs - Lester, Jules, Saul and Joe Bihari - James Bracken - Morris Broadnax - Bruce Bromberg - Frank Clyde Brown - Artie Butler - Stephen Calt - Michael Campbell - James Anthony Carmichael - Vivian Carter - Leonard Caston, Jr. - Lincoln Chase - Pat Chappelle - Leonard Chess - Phil Chess - Leee Black Childers - Lew Chudd - Quinton Claunch - Herb Cohen - Oscar Cohen - Jack L. Cooper‎ - Ritchie Cordell - Morty Craft - Dave Crawford - Ted Daryll - Irwin Dash - Carl Davis - James A. Dean - Don DeVito - Dave Diamond - Julius Dixson - Max Dreyfus - Sherman H. Dudley - Ron Dunbar - Ahmet Ertegün - Nesuhi Ertegün - Bob Feldman - Denver Ferguson - Doris Fisher - Chet Flippo - Fred Foster - Reb Foster - Max C. Freedman - Milt Gabler - Bo Gentry - Phil Gernhard - Cary Gilbert - Lee Gillette - Gerry Goffin - George Goldner - Marc Gordon - Ellis Haizlip - Rick Hall - Arthur Hamilton - John Hammond - William S. Harvey - Dave Hassinger - Howie Horwitz - Russell Hunting - John Hurley and Ronnie Wilkins - Jules Hurtig - Bruce Iglauer - Erik Jacobsen - Raymond Jackson - Arthur Johnston - Matthew King Kaufman - Jack Keller - Bert Keyes - Dorothy LaBostrie - Kenny Laguna - Art Laibly - Don Law - Morris Levy - Stan Lewis - Henry Lewy - Sandy Linzer - Michael Lloyd - James Baxter Long - Herman Lubinsky - Ronnie Mack - Sol Marcus - Cosimo Matassa - Rose Marie McCoy - Ollie McLaughlin - Marilyn McLeod - Lillian McMurry - Lester Melrose - Robert Mersey - Helen Miller - Fran Minkoff - Leo Mintz - Frazier Mohawk - James Monaco - Vince Montana - Larry Morey - Shadow Morton - Sylvia Moy - Robert Musel - Syd Nathan - Theresa Needham - George A. Norton - Eli Oberstein - Maurice Oberstein - Abe Olman - Jim O'Neal - Maurie Orodenker - Horace Ott - "Sunshine" Sonny Payne - Rodger Penzabene - Bob Porter - Tony Powers - Robert Pruter - Sol Rabinowitz - Teddy Randazzo - Denny Randell - Leon René - Artie Resnick - Howie Richmond - Allan Roberts - Don Robey - Bobby Robinson - Jessie Mae Robinson - Lelan Rogers - Bob Rolontz - Beverly Ross - Jerry Ross - Sonny Sanders - Art Satherley - Papa Don Schroeder - Joe Scott - Marshall Sehorn - Brad Shapiro - Arnold Shaw - Garry Sherman - Robert Sidney - Frank Slay - Tommy Smalls - Major Bill Smith - Fred Sledge Smith - Seymour Solomon - Pervis Spann - H. C. Speir - Porter Steele - Bernard Stollman - Henry Stone - Chris Strachwitz - Harry Tobias - Nick Tosches - Bill Traut - Mimi Trepel - Hal Tulchin - Richie Unterberger - Amy van Singel - Jim Walsh - Gayle Dean Wardlow - Dick Waterman - Don Wayne - Mabel Wayne - William Weatherspoon - Bobby Weinstein - Hy Weiss - Larry Weiss - Pete Welding - Frank Werber - Doug Weston - J. Mayo Williams - Allee Willis - F. S. Wolcott - Randy Wood (music executive) - Randy Wood (record producer) - John Wesley Work, Jr.

UK[edit]

John Abbey - Cliff Adams - Bernie Andrews - Mike Appleton - Richard Anthony Baker - Howard Barnes - Pete Bellotte - Louis Benjamin - Wayne Bickerton - John Broven - John Burgess - Jimmy Campbell and Reg Connelly - Michael Carr - Desmond Carter - Mervyn Conn - Tommie Connor - Count Suckle - Harry Dacre - Karl Dallas - Fred Dellar - Doug Dobell - Pete Drummond - Peter Eden - Bert Feldman - Pete Frame - Charlie Gillett - Dave Godin - Lee Gopthal - Roy Guest - Tony Hall - Richard Havers - Lord Tim Hudson - Jack Jackson - Peter Jones - Edward Kassner - Jimmy Kennedy - Patrick Kerr - Jeffrey Kruger - Dave Laing - Mike Leadbitter - Spencer Leigh - Alan Lewis - Laurier Lister - Joseph Lockwood - Austin John Marshall - Gavin Martin - Simon Napier - David Nathan - Paul Oliver - Sean O'Mahony - Larry Parnes - Nick Patrick - Harold Pendleton - Kenneth Pitt - David Platz - Denis Preston - Tony Prince - Mike Raven - Les Reed - Billy Reid - Harry Revel - Wally Ridley - Sandy Roberton - Roger St. Pierre - Bob Sargeant - Jimmy Savile - Pam Sawyer - Guy Stevens - Bob Stewart - Peter Sullivan - Eve Taylor - Rod Temperton - John Tobler - Huntley Trevor - Penny Valentine - Clive Westlake - Cliff White - Francis Wilford-Smith - Lawrence Wright

Others[edit]

Winston Blake - Ossie Byrne - Freddy Cousaert - Jacques Demêtre - Julia Edwards - Michel Esteban - Hedley Jones - Ken Khouri - Horst Lippmann - Jean-Pierre Massiera - Jacques and Marcelle Morgantini - Johnny Parth - Fritz Rau - Herbert Rehbein - Francis Salabert - Daniel Vangarde - Eddie Vartan

Record companies and other music-related articles[edit]

After the Ball: Pop Music from Rag to Rock - Airs on a Shoestring - American Folk Blues Festival - Ariston Records - Artists and Models (revue) - The Beat Room - bebop - Beserkley Records - Billboard R&B charts - bill matter - Bluebird Records - Blues Hall of Fame - British pop music - British rock and roll - B.T. Puppy Records - Class Records - Color-Sonic - Danger - Men at Work! - De Luxe Records - Dew Drop Inn - Direction (record label) - Disc (magazine) - Disco 2 - Dockery Plantation - Early British popular music - Easy Beat (BBC radio) - Entertainment USA - First rock and roll record - Flamingo Club - Francis, Day & Hunter - Freak scene - French punk - From Spirituals to Swing - Goldband Records - Goldwax Records - Hattiesburg - Hill & Range - Hy-Tone Records - Indestructible Record Company - Jay Boy (record label) - Jazz Scene USA - Juke Blues - Jumbo Records - The Kentucky Minstrels - Lansdowne Studios ‎ - List of artists who reached number one on the Billboard R&B chart - List of blues musicians - List of Billboard number-one R&B singles of the 1950s - List of 2020s deaths in rock and roll - London Blues and Barrelhouse Club - Melodisc Records - Miracle Records - Mirwood Records - Mondo Hollywood - Movie prologue - Old Town Records - Origins of rock and roll - Popcorn (music style) - Premium Records - The Rabbit's Foot Company - Rendezvous Records - rhythm and blues - rock and roll - rock music - Saturday Club (BBC radio) - Silas Green from New Orleans - Skydog Records - songster - Spring Records - SPY Records - Stars of Jazz - Stinson Records - Talking Machine World - Vik Records - Wall of Sound - ZE Records - ZigZag magazine

Songs[edit]

"A Good Man Is Hard to Find" - "Aie a Mwana" - "A Little of What You Fancy Does You Good" - "Alone Again Or" - "Apache" - "Ask a P'liceman" - "B-A-B-Y" - "Baby, I Love You" - "Baker Street" - "Be-Bop-A-Lula" - "Be My Guest" - "The Biggest Aspidistra in the World" - "Black Skin Blue Eyed Boys" - "Blue Monday" - "Born in Chicago" - "Caldonia" - "Captain of Your Ship" - "Careless Hands" - "Choo Choo Ch'Boogie" - "Comin' Home Baby" - "Do the Funky Chicken" - "Don't Dilly Dally on the Way" - "Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying" - "Don't Touch Me Tomato" - "Duke of Earl" - "Earth Angel" - "Elenore" - "Empty Bed Blues" - "Endless Sleep" - "Eyesight to the Blind" - "Feeling Good" - "Footsee" - "For Once in My Life" - "Free Range" - "Gimme a Pigfoot" - "Gin House Blues" - "Give Me the Moonlight, Give Me the Girl" - "Gloomy Sunday" - "Grand Coulee Dam" - "Great Balls of Fire" - "Hallelujah" - "Happiness" - "Hello! Hello! Who's Your Lady Friend?" - "Hey! Ba-Ba-Re-Bop" - "Hey! Luciani" - "High Flying Bird" - "Hit the North" - "The Honeydripper" - "The House of Blue Lights" - "How Many More Years" - "The Hucklebuck" - "I'd Rather Go Blind" - "I Don't Know" - "I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire" - "I Had Too Much to Dream (Last Night)" - "If You Gotta Make a Fool of Somebody" - "I'll Be With You In Apple Blossom Time" - "I'm Gonna Lock My Heart (And Throw Away the Key)" - "I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down" - "I'm in the Mood" - "I Put a Spell on You" - "Indiana Wants Me" - "Is It Because I'm Black" - "Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby" - "It Looks Like Rain in Cherry Blossom Lane" - "It's a Fine Day" - "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" - "I Walk on Guilded Splinters" - "Jingle Jangle Jingle" - "Jolly Good Company" - "Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho" - "Junco Partner" - "Just an Old Fashioned Girl" - "La Bamba" - "Leader of the Pack" - "Leaning on a Lamp-post" - "Leave My Kitten Alone" - "Let The Good Times Roll" - "Lollipop" - "Loop di Love" - "Louie Louie" - "My Boy Lollipop" - "My Word, You Do Look Queer" - "Nellie the Elephant" - "None of Us Are Free" - "Nut Rocker" - "Oh, Didn't He Ramble" - "Oh! You Kid!" - "On The Road Again" - "Pablo Picasso" - "Patches" - "Poetry In Motion" - "Remember Then" - "Roadrunner" - "Rock and Roll Is Here to Stay" - "Rock Around The Clock" - "Rocket 88" - "Rock the Joint" - "Rock Your Baby" - "Roll 'Em Pete" - "Rowche Rumble" - "Runaround Sue" - "Runaway" - "Say Man" - "See See Rider" - "7 and 7 Is" - "Shake, Rattle and Roll" - "Ship Ahoy! (All the Nice Girls Love a Sailor)" - "Shoppin' for Clothes" - "Simon Says" - "Sister Ray" - "Sixty Minute Man" - "Somethin' Stupid" - "Spirit in the Sky" - "Strange Things Happening Every Day" - "Sugar Baby Love" - "Summertime" - "Swanee" - "Take Me to the River" - "Ta-ra-ra-boom-de-ay" - "Telephone Thing" - "Tell Mama" - "Tell Me What He Said" - "That Ole Devil Called Love" - "Theme from Sparta F.C." - "There's a Ghost in My House" - "Those Lazy-Hazy-Crazy Days of Summer" - "Trains and Boats and Planes" - "Tulips from Amsterdam" - "Tutti Frutti" - "Up Above My Head" - "Walk Tall" - "Walking in the Zoo" - "The Wanderer" - "We Don't Know Where We're Going" - "When a Man Loves a Woman" - "When My Little Girl Is Smiling" - "When the Swallows Come Back to Capistrano" - "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin On" - "Whole Lotta Woman" - "Why Are People Grudgeful?" - "Why Do Lovers Break Each Other's Heart" - "With My Little Stick of Blackpool Rock"

Lists of songs written by:[edit]

Ashford & Simpson - Burt Bacharach - Jeff Barry and Ellie Greenwich - Roger Cook and Roger Greenaway - Bob Crewe - Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff - Gerry Goffin - Berry Gordy - Isaac Hayes and David Porter - Holland, Dozier and Holland - Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller - Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil - Doc Pomus and Mort Shuman - Smokey Robinson - Norman Whitfield

Albums[edit]

Pearls Before Swine / Tom Rapp : One Nation Underground - Balaklava - These Things Too - The Use of Ashes - City of Gold - Beautiful Lies You Could Live In - Familiar Songs - Stardancer - Sunforest - A Journal of the Plague Year
Dory Previn : The Leprechauns Are Upon Me - On My Way To Where - Mythical Kings and Iguanas - Reflections in a Mud Puddle - Mary C. Brown and the Hollywood Sign - Live at Carnegie Hall - Dory Previn - We're Children of Coincidence and Harpo Marx
Judy Henske / Jerry Yester: Farewell Aldebaran
The Appletree Theatre : Playback
The Incredible String Band : The Incredible String Band - The 5000 Spirits or the Layers of the Onion - The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter - Wee Tam and the Big Huge
Millie Jackson : Still Caught Up
The Modern Lovers : The Modern Lovers
Pete Seeger : We Shall Overcome
The Zodiac : Cosmic Sounds
Various artists : A Christmas Record - Rock Machine I Love You - The Rock Machine Turns You On

Other biographies (not music-related)[edit]

Monmouthshire or Wye Valley connections[edit]

Baderon of Monmouth - Joseph Bradney - Caradog Freichfras - Roger Cecil - Anne Cluysenaar - Charles Henry Crompton-Roberts - William fitzBaderon - Eric Francis - Fred Hando - Charles James Jackson - John of Monmouth - Henry Jones - William Jones - Keith Kissack - Flora Klickmann - Meurig ap Tewdrig - Valentine Morris - John Nettleship - Eddie Parris - Charles Peart - Nathan Rogers - Samuel Baldwyn Rogers - John Russell - James Stephens - St. Tewdrig - Henry Avray Tipping - Nathaniel Wells - Sir Trevor Williams - William Williams - Withenoc

Humanists and secularists[edit]

Stanton Coit - Sonja Eggerickx - Levi Fragell - Frederick James Gould - Gulalai Ismail - M. M. Mangasarian - Lloyd Morain - Mary Morain - Richard Norman - David Pollock - William Stewart Ross - Harry Stopes-Roe - Charles Watts - C. A. Watts - Jane Wynne Willson

Planners and geographers[edit]

Ewan Anderson - Walter Bor - John Boynton - Wilfred Burns - John Cole - Desmond Heap - J. R. James - Sylvia Law - Francis Longstreth Thompson - Ray Pahl - George Pepler - Thomas Sharp

Others[edit]

Living[edit]

Donald Allister - Brian Altman - Joby Baker - Laura Barton - Brian Bilston - Stefan Buczacki - David Conroy - Rolly Crump - Ian Dawes - Lumumba Di-Aping - David Dillon - Mikhail Dobkin - Debi Gliori - Robert Goddard - Tony Hall - Kate Lister - William McKay - Julia Macur - Rae McGrath - Jekka McVicar - Tuppy Owens - Dai Smith - Gail Trimble - Tony Walsh - Paul Williams - Bryony Worthington

Not living[edit]

John Ashe - Daisy Ashford - Helen Bailey - Edward Barker - Harold Berens - Shahbaz Bhatti - Raffaele Bendandi - Jack Birkett - Enoch Bolles - Barbara Brennan - William Henry Broadhead - William Penny Brookes - Alexander Cannon - George Cansdale - Sandra Chalmers - Sir James Clark - Frank Craig - Michael Croucher - Jan and Vlasta Dalibor - Hilda Ellis Davidson - Armand Denis - Michaela Denis - Geoffrey Drain - Margaret Dumont - Eric Dunstan - Franklin Engelmann - Fred Evans - Fidus - James Gilvray Galloway - Lionel Gamlin - Leon Gouré - John Hefin - James Henderson - Levi Hill - Richard Hofmann - John "Hoppy" Hopkins - Jethro - Lawrence Johnston - Frank Keating - Isaac Keesing - Joan Kent - William Laird - Paul Lambert - Millard Lampell - James Lawton - Thomas Arthur Leonard - Ronald Lockley - Roger Longrigg - Benedict Lust - Derek McCulloch - Stewart MacPherson - George William Manby - Frank Mason - Yertward Mazamanian - Loften Mitchell - Robert Morden - Valerie Grosvenor Myer - Tom Parry Jones - Vito Paulekas - Guy Peellaert - Bill Pester - Xavier Petulengro - Thomas Benbow Phillips - Gwilym Prichard - Harri Pritchard Jones - Fred Quimby - Dora Ratjen - Sid Rawle - John and Vera Richter - Alfred Sam - Jock Scot - Billy Smart Sr. - A. E. Southon - Percy Thrower - Victor Tindall - Jan Toorop - Albany Ward - J. Elfreth Watkins - James Lawton Wingate

References[edit]

^ My first edit - 30 June 2006 - here
^ My first new page - 18 July 2006 - here

Here is a fuller summary of my editing history. Something else. useful template ^[1]

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^ Eagle, Bob; LeBlanc, Eric S. (2013). Blues - A Regional Experience. Santa Barbara: Praeger Publishers. ISBN 978-0313344237.

[1] My first edit - 30 June 2006 - here

[2] My first new page - 18 July 2006 - here

[bare-3] Eagle, Bob; LeBlanc, Eric S. (2013). Blues - A Regional Experience. Santa Barbara: Praeger Publishers. ISBN 978-0313344237.

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Geography, history, topography, and land use[edit]

Wales[edit]

England[edit]

Elsewhere[edit]

Land use planning[edit]

Music- and entertainment-related articles[edit]

US musicians and entertainers of the 1930s/1940s or earlier[edit]

US R&B / rock'n'roll / pop / folk / etc. musicians of the 1940s/1950s[edit]

US R&B / soul musicians of the 1960s/1970s[edit]

US pop / rock / folk musicians of the 1960s/1970s[edit]

US pop / rock / R&B musicians of the 1980s/1990s/2000s[edit]

UK musicians[edit]

Non-US / UK musicians[edit]

Music hall, variety and early British radio performers and writers[edit]

Record producers, entrepreneurs, songwriters, music writers and other non-musicians[edit]

US[edit]

UK[edit]

Others[edit]

Record companies and other music-related articles[edit]

Songs[edit]

Lists of songs written by:[edit]

Albums[edit]

Other biographies (not music-related)[edit]

Monmouthshire or Wye Valley connections[edit]

Humanists and secularists[edit]

Planners and geographers[edit]

Others[edit]

Living[edit]

Not living[edit]

Other articles[edit]

References[edit]