He comes from Newcastle.
I took him to Hoxton square..Hes recording a tribute song for sir Bobby Robson
with a few others.
Guess who i picked up today?
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Re: Guess who i picked up today?
Paul Gascoignemrgnu1958 wrote:He comes from Newcastle.
I took him to Hoxton square..Hes recording a tribute song for sir Bobby Robson
with a few others.
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Thomas Addison - Physician and scientist who first diagnosed Addison's disease
Donna Air - Television presenter
Mark Akenside - Poet and physician
Paul W. S. Anderson - Film maker, producer and screenwriter
Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly - Light entertainers (Ant and Dec)
Lord Armstrong - Engineer and industrialist
Ove Arup - Architect and civil engineer
Mary Astell - Writer ('The first English feminist')
Robert Barker - Painter, Inventor of the Panorama
Michelle Bass - Model and television pornography presenter
Peter Beardsley - Footballer
Israel Brodie - Chief Rabbi of Great Britain
Basil Bunting - First English modernist poet
Eric Burdon - Singer (The Animals)
Peter Cadogan - Left wing social activist
Chas Chandler - Bass guitarist with The Animals. Manager of Jimi Hendrix and Slade
Michael Chopra - Footballer
Lord Collingwood - Nelson's second-in-command at Trafalgar
Jack Common - Writer, friend of George Orwell
John Dewhirst - The only Briton to die in the Killing Fields of Cambodia.
Raffaello de Banfield – Composer
Chris Donald - Founder of VIZ comic magazine
Jack Douglas - Actor in the Carry On series
Lesley Douglas - Former controller of BBC Radio 2 and BBC 6 Music
Lord Eldon - Lord Chancellor of England
Elizabeth Elstob - Anglo-Saxon scholar
John Forster - Friend and biographer of Dickens.
Huck Gee - Contemporary Artist
John and Benjamin Green - Father & son Architects.
Julia Griffiths - Abolitionist, Edited and Published the works of Frederick Douglass.
Founder of Greggs Bakers John Gregg.
Lee Hall - Playwright (Billy Elliot screenplay)
John Hancock - Zoologist (Hancock Museum)
William Hardcastle - first presenter of The World at One.
Peter Higgs - Theoretical physicist (Higgs' boson)
Charlie Hunnam - Actor
Alan Hull - Musician (Lindisfarne)
Basil Hume - Cardinal in Roman Catholic church
Charles Hutton - Mathematician
John Irvin - Film Director
Wilfred Josephs - Composer
Paul Kennedy - Historian, Author, Professor of History at Yale
(Gavin) Graham Laidler - Cartoonist ('Pont' of Punch)
Ian La Frenais - TV scriptwriter ('Porridge', 'The Likely Lads')
Lady Lucinda Lambton - Writer, photographer, television presenter and producer
Andrew Laing - Marine engineer
Herbert Laming, Baron Laming - Life Peer in the House of Lords
Carla Lynch - Comedienne and TV Presenter
Carole Malone - Columnist and TV Presenter
Neil Marshall - Director
Hank Marvin - Guitarist, singer, and songwriter
Esther McCracken - Playwright
Rev. Msgr. Dr. Paul McPartlan - Pre-eminent Catholic Theologian
Janet McTeer - Oscar nominated actress
Will Mitcham - International Music Hall Artiste (http://www.wells-genealogy.org.uk/wilmitcham.htm), father of Stella Stahl and grandfather of Max Wall
Jimmy Nail - Actor, singer, and writer
Daniel Oliver - Botanist, Keeper at Kew
Ben Price - Actor
Brian Redhead - Author, journalist and broadcaster
Thomas Wemyss Reid - Journalist, Biographer
Lewis Fry Richardson - Meteorologist
Matt Ridley - Science writer
Alan Robson - Radio DJ and Broadcaster
George Robson - Racing driver, winner of the 1946 Indianapolis 500
Sue Rolph - Swimmer
Ralph Rumney - Artist, co-founder of the Situationist International with Guy Debord
Chris Ryan - Soldier turned novelist
Ben Satterly - Professional wrestler
James Scott - Actor
Lord Stowell - Legal authority
Alan Shearer - Current Newcastle manager and retired footballer
Ann Sinclair Gillies, the mother of Butch Cassidy the famous outlaw. She was born and lived in Brandling, Newcastle before moving to America with her parents in the 1850’s, where she married Butch’s father, Maximilian Parker, in Utah.[1]
Tod Slaughter - Actor and film star
Nancy Spain - Author, journalist and TV personality
Thomas Spence - Utopian writer
Sting - Musician
Miriam Stoppard - Doctor and agony aunt Daily Mirror
Peter Taylor, Baron Taylor of Gosforth - Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales
Peter Terson - Playwright
Samuel Tolansky - Scientist
Bill Travers - Actor
Cheryl Cole - Member of pop group Girls Aloud
Abhisit Vejjajiva, he became Thailand’s Prime Minister in 2008.[2]
Martyn Waites - Crime writer
Bill Ward - Actor
Greg Wise - Actor. Married to Emma Thompson since 2003.
Lord Woolf - Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales
[edit] Residents (past and present)
David Almond - Prize-winning author (Skellig)
Gem Archer - Guitarist, member of the band Oasis
Charles Avison - Composer and impresario
William Beilby - Glass enameller
Nick Bell - Entrepreneur
Thomas Bewick - Engraver and ornithologist
George Bond - Eminent interior designer
Chaz Brenchley - Writer
Constance Briscoe - Judge and best-selling author
Sid Chaplin - Writer
Charles I - King of England a prisoner in Newcastle 1646-47
Carol Clewlow - Novelist. Her Woman's Guide to Adultery is set in Newcastle.
Catherine Cookson - once the worlds best selling author.
Joseph Conrad - Writer, served on Tyne colliers in 1878
Ian Cottage - Film director
Lucio Costa - Brazilian Architect, designed masterplan of Brasilia, grew up in Newcastle.
Joseph Cowen - Radical MP and newspaper owner
John Cunningham - Pastoral poet, dramatist, and stage actor
Richard Dawes - Classical scholar
Flavio de Carvalho - Brazilian Artist and Architect
Roger de Grey - Artist
Spencer de Grey - Architect, Head of design at Foster & Partners
John Dobson - Architect
Jonathan Edwards - Olympic champion
José Maria de Eça de Queiroz - Diplomat and novelist, 'the Portuguese Dickens'.
John Meade Falkner - Head of Armstrongs and novelist (Moonfleet)
Terry Farrell - Eminent modern architect
João Cândido Felisberto - Brazilian sailor, leader of the 1910 Chibata Revolt
Mike Figgis - Film-maker. In Newcastle from the age of eight
James Louis Garvin - Influential newspaper editor
Paul Gascoigne - Footballer
Mrs Gaskell - Novelist
Giuseppe Garibaldi - revolutionary
Ingeborg Refling Hagen - Norwegian writer
Tony Harrison - Poet
Oliver Heaviside - Engineer, mathematician and physicist
Ralph Hedley - Realist painter
Arthur Henderson - Politician, founder of the modern Labour Party
Eva Ibbotson - Children's writer (Which Witch?)
Harold Jeffreys - Geologist, mathematician and astronomer
W. E. Johns - Adventure writer (Biggles)
Brian Johnson - Lead singer of (AC/DC)
Mark Knopfler - Dire Straits guitarist
John Knox - Scottish religious reformer
John Lilburne - Agitator, born in County Durham, grew up in Newcastle
Jean-Paul Marat - French revolutionary
John Martin - Painter
Harriet Martineau - Writer and journalist
Mary Midgley - Philosopher
Charles Mitchell - Shipbuilder
Elizabeth Montagu - Coal owner and bluestocking
Alexei Mordashov - Russian Billionaire
Robert Morrison - First Protestant missionary in China.
Mo Mowlam - Politician
Sir Andrew Noble - Arms manufacturer and scientist
Paul Noble - Artist
Sean O'Brien - Poet and critic
Nikolay Ogarev - Russian poet and political activist
Lembit Opik - MP. Worked at Procter and Gamble for ten years. Local councillor.
Charles Parsons - Engineer and inventor.
Michael Roberts - Poet and critic
Diana Ross - Children's author (The Little Red Engine)
Erik Routley - Hymn Writer
William Bell Scott - Poet and Pre-raphaelite painter.
Jon Silkin - Poet
Peter Smithson - Stockton-born Modernist Architect.
John Snow - Anaesthetist and founder of epidemiology
Sir James Calvert Spence - Paediatrician
William Thomas Stead - Journalist & Writer
Algernon Charles Swinburne - Poet
Cecil Philip Taylor - Playwright
Don Warrington Actor
Bruce Welch - Guitarist, singer
Denise Welch - Actress
John Wesley - Founder of Methodism
Kevin Whately - Actor
Ludwig Wittgenstein - Philosopher
Yevgeny Zamyatin - Russian novelist, (We)
Billie -ninja
David Martin Abrahams - Entrepreneur and Philanthropist
Thomas Addison - Physician and scientist who first diagnosed Addison's disease
Donna Air - Television presenter
Mark Akenside - Poet and physician
Paul W. S. Anderson - Film maker, producer and screenwriter
Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly - Light entertainers (Ant and Dec)
Lord Armstrong - Engineer and industrialist
Ove Arup - Architect and civil engineer
Mary Astell - Writer ('The first English feminist')
Robert Barker - Painter, Inventor of the Panorama
Michelle Bass - Model and television pornography presenter
Peter Beardsley - Footballer
Israel Brodie - Chief Rabbi of Great Britain
Basil Bunting - First English modernist poet
Eric Burdon - Singer (The Animals)
Peter Cadogan - Left wing social activist
Chas Chandler - Bass guitarist with The Animals. Manager of Jimi Hendrix and Slade
Michael Chopra - Footballer
Lord Collingwood - Nelson's second-in-command at Trafalgar
Jack Common - Writer, friend of George Orwell
John Dewhirst - The only Briton to die in the Killing Fields of Cambodia.
Raffaello de Banfield – Composer
Chris Donald - Founder of VIZ comic magazine
Jack Douglas - Actor in the Carry On series
Lesley Douglas - Former controller of BBC Radio 2 and BBC 6 Music
Lord Eldon - Lord Chancellor of England
Elizabeth Elstob - Anglo-Saxon scholar
John Forster - Friend and biographer of Dickens.
Huck Gee - Contemporary Artist
John and Benjamin Green - Father & son Architects.
Julia Griffiths - Abolitionist, Edited and Published the works of Frederick Douglass.
Founder of Greggs Bakers John Gregg.
Lee Hall - Playwright (Billy Elliot screenplay)
John Hancock - Zoologist (Hancock Museum)
William Hardcastle - first presenter of The World at One.
Peter Higgs - Theoretical physicist (Higgs' boson)
Charlie Hunnam - Actor
Alan Hull - Musician (Lindisfarne)
Basil Hume - Cardinal in Roman Catholic church
Charles Hutton - Mathematician
John Irvin - Film Director
Wilfred Josephs - Composer
Paul Kennedy - Historian, Author, Professor of History at Yale
(Gavin) Graham Laidler - Cartoonist ('Pont' of Punch)
Ian La Frenais - TV scriptwriter ('Porridge', 'The Likely Lads')
Lady Lucinda Lambton - Writer, photographer, television presenter and producer
Andrew Laing - Marine engineer
Herbert Laming, Baron Laming - Life Peer in the House of Lords
Carla Lynch - Comedienne and TV Presenter
Carole Malone - Columnist and TV Presenter
Neil Marshall - Director
Hank Marvin - Guitarist, singer, and songwriter
Esther McCracken - Playwright
Rev. Msgr. Dr. Paul McPartlan - Pre-eminent Catholic Theologian
Janet McTeer - Oscar nominated actress
Will Mitcham - International Music Hall Artiste (http://www.wells-genealogy.org.uk/wilmitcham.htm), father of Stella Stahl and grandfather of Max Wall
Jimmy Nail - Actor, singer, and writer
Daniel Oliver - Botanist, Keeper at Kew
Ben Price - Actor
Brian Redhead - Author, journalist and broadcaster
Thomas Wemyss Reid - Journalist, Biographer
Lewis Fry Richardson - Meteorologist
Matt Ridley - Science writer
Alan Robson - Radio DJ and Broadcaster
George Robson - Racing driver, winner of the 1946 Indianapolis 500
Sue Rolph - Swimmer
Ralph Rumney - Artist, co-founder of the Situationist International with Guy Debord
Chris Ryan - Soldier turned novelist
Ben Satterly - Professional wrestler
James Scott - Actor
Lord Stowell - Legal authority
Alan Shearer - Current Newcastle manager and retired footballer
Ann Sinclair Gillies, the mother of Butch Cassidy the famous outlaw. She was born and lived in Brandling, Newcastle before moving to America with her parents in the 1850’s, where she married Butch’s father, Maximilian Parker, in Utah.[1]
Tod Slaughter - Actor and film star
Nancy Spain - Author, journalist and TV personality
Thomas Spence - Utopian writer
Sting - Musician
Miriam Stoppard - Doctor and agony aunt Daily Mirror
Peter Taylor, Baron Taylor of Gosforth - Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales
Peter Terson - Playwright
Samuel Tolansky - Scientist
Bill Travers - Actor
Cheryl Cole - Member of pop group Girls Aloud
Abhisit Vejjajiva, he became Thailand’s Prime Minister in 2008.[2]
Martyn Waites - Crime writer
Bill Ward - Actor
Greg Wise - Actor. Married to Emma Thompson since 2003.
Lord Woolf - Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales
[edit] Residents (past and present)
David Almond - Prize-winning author (Skellig)
Gem Archer - Guitarist, member of the band Oasis
Charles Avison - Composer and impresario
William Beilby - Glass enameller
Nick Bell - Entrepreneur
Thomas Bewick - Engraver and ornithologist
George Bond - Eminent interior designer
Chaz Brenchley - Writer
Constance Briscoe - Judge and best-selling author
Sid Chaplin - Writer
Charles I - King of England a prisoner in Newcastle 1646-47
Carol Clewlow - Novelist. Her Woman's Guide to Adultery is set in Newcastle.
Catherine Cookson - once the worlds best selling author.
Joseph Conrad - Writer, served on Tyne colliers in 1878
Ian Cottage - Film director
Lucio Costa - Brazilian Architect, designed masterplan of Brasilia, grew up in Newcastle.
Joseph Cowen - Radical MP and newspaper owner
John Cunningham - Pastoral poet, dramatist, and stage actor
Richard Dawes - Classical scholar
Flavio de Carvalho - Brazilian Artist and Architect
Roger de Grey - Artist
Spencer de Grey - Architect, Head of design at Foster & Partners
John Dobson - Architect
Jonathan Edwards - Olympic champion
José Maria de Eça de Queiroz - Diplomat and novelist, 'the Portuguese Dickens'.
John Meade Falkner - Head of Armstrongs and novelist (Moonfleet)
Terry Farrell - Eminent modern architect
João Cândido Felisberto - Brazilian sailor, leader of the 1910 Chibata Revolt
Mike Figgis - Film-maker. In Newcastle from the age of eight
James Louis Garvin - Influential newspaper editor
Paul Gascoigne - Footballer
Mrs Gaskell - Novelist
Giuseppe Garibaldi - revolutionary
Ingeborg Refling Hagen - Norwegian writer
Tony Harrison - Poet
Oliver Heaviside - Engineer, mathematician and physicist
Ralph Hedley - Realist painter
Arthur Henderson - Politician, founder of the modern Labour Party
Eva Ibbotson - Children's writer (Which Witch?)
Harold Jeffreys - Geologist, mathematician and astronomer
W. E. Johns - Adventure writer (Biggles)
Brian Johnson - Lead singer of (AC/DC)
Mark Knopfler - Dire Straits guitarist
John Knox - Scottish religious reformer
John Lilburne - Agitator, born in County Durham, grew up in Newcastle
Jean-Paul Marat - French revolutionary
John Martin - Painter
Harriet Martineau - Writer and journalist
Mary Midgley - Philosopher
Charles Mitchell - Shipbuilder
Elizabeth Montagu - Coal owner and bluestocking
Alexei Mordashov - Russian Billionaire
Robert Morrison - First Protestant missionary in China.
Mo Mowlam - Politician
Sir Andrew Noble - Arms manufacturer and scientist
Paul Noble - Artist
Sean O'Brien - Poet and critic
Nikolay Ogarev - Russian poet and political activist
Lembit Opik - MP. Worked at Procter and Gamble for ten years. Local councillor.
Charles Parsons - Engineer and inventor.
Michael Roberts - Poet and critic
Diana Ross - Children's author (The Little Red Engine)
Erik Routley - Hymn Writer
William Bell Scott - Poet and Pre-raphaelite painter.
Jon Silkin - Poet
Peter Smithson - Stockton-born Modernist Architect.
John Snow - Anaesthetist and founder of epidemiology
Sir James Calvert Spence - Paediatrician
William Thomas Stead - Journalist & Writer
Algernon Charles Swinburne - Poet
Cecil Philip Taylor - Playwright
Don Warrington Actor
Bruce Welch - Guitarist, singer
Denise Welch - Actress
John Wesley - Founder of Methodism
Kevin Whately - Actor
Ludwig Wittgenstein - Philosopher
Yevgeny Zamyatin - Russian novelist, (We)
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