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David Gilmour In Bomb Scare
Contactmusic.com
Pink Floyd star David Gilmour fled his holiday home with his family after discovering a World War II bomb buried underneath the site. The music legend is currently renovating his $4.8 million (£3 million) seaside mansion in East Sussex, England, ...
Bringing the house down! Pink Floyd star David Gilmour lops the top off his ...Daily Mail
Pink Floyd's David Gilmour In Bomb ScareXfm
It's Dark Side of kaboomThe Sun

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John Martyn On Mountain Stage
NPR
A highly influential figure on the 1970s British folk and progressive rock scene and beyond, Martyn had songs recorded by everyone from Eric Clapton to Beth Orton, and counted Pink Floyd's David Gilmour as one of his biggest fans.

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Deconstructing 'The Wall': Roger Waters live in Portland
Oregon Music News
But the original intention of isolation climaxed as vocalist Robbie Wyckoff (singing David Gilmour's parts) and guitarist Dave Kilminster took turns standing atop the wall during “Comfortably Numb.” The ballad was goosebump raising throughout, ...
Roger Waters' Final Brick In The WallUltimate-Guitar.Com
Concert review: At 68 years young, Pink Floyd's Roger Waters keeps going and ...Long Beach Press-Telegram
Time is right for Waters and 'The Wall'OregonLive.com
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CBC.ca
David Bezmozgis, David Gilmour up for Trillium Prize
CBC.ca
David Bezmozgis is a finalist for the Trillium Book Prize. David Bezmozgis is a finalist for the Trillium Book Prize. (CBC) David Gilmour's The Perfect Order of Things and David Bezmozgis' The Free World are among the finalists for the Trillium Prize, ...

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The Pursuit of Italy, By David Gilmour
The Independent
Following his wonderful biography of Giuseppe di Lampedusa, author of The Leopard, David Gilmour set himself the task of writing about Italy in the 19th and 20th centuries, the period of Lampedusa's novel and life, but he found himself going much ...


 
David Bezmozgis, Ken Babstock among finalists for $20000 Trillium Book Award
Winnipeg Free Press
Other nominees for the English prize include: David Gilmour for "The Perfect Order of Things" (Thomas Allen Publishers); Ken Babstock for "Methodist Hatchet" (House of Anansi Press); Kristen den Hartog for "And Me Among Them" (Freehand Books); ...

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Globe and Mail
David Bezmozgis, Ken Babstock among finalists for Trillium Book Award
Globe and Mail
Other nominees for the English prize include: David Gilmour for The Perfect Order of Things; Ken Babstock for Methodist Hatchet; Kristen den Hartog for And Me Among Them; Tony Burgess for Idaho Winter and Phil Hall for Killdeer.
Ontario's best celebrated as shortlists for Trillium Book Award revealedNational Post

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