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Doug Sandom

Doug Sandom (26. února 1930 – 27. února 2019) byl britský bubeník, který byl původním bubeníkem britské rockové kapely The Who. V jejich začátcích, když hráli jako The Detours (kolem roku 1962) se Sandom, který byl zedníkem, ke kapele připojil. Nicméně, zatímco ostatní členové kapely byli teenageři, Sandomovi bylo už přes třicet let. Tento věkový rozdíl…

[CS, Czech, Čeština]

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Aktivní roky
1962–1964
Narození
26. února 1930
Nástroje
bicí
Povolání
hudebník
Příbuzná témata
The Who
Příčina úmrtí
nemoc

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Doug Sandom

Nodes12
Edges11
Triples10
Avg. degree1.83
Density0.166667
Components1

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Doug Sandom

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Aktivní roky · 1
Doug Sandom → 1962–1964
Narození · 1
Doug Sandom → 26. února 1930
Nástroje · 1
Doug Sandom → bicí
Povolání · 1
Doug Sandom → hudebník
Příbuzná témata · 1
Doug Sandom → The Who
Příčina úmrtí · 1
Doug Sandom → nemoc
Úmrtí · 1
Doug Sandom → 27. února 2019 (ve věku 89 let)
Členem skupiny · 1
Doug Sandom → The Who
Žánry · 1
Doug Sandom → rock, pop
related to Reference · 1
Doug Sandom → Wikipedii

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února the kapely 1964 sandom who 26 27 1930 2019 detours roku kapele kapela 1962 bicí let doug úmrtí datové

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Doug SandomAktivní roky1962–19641.00infobox
Doug SandomNarození26. února 19301.00infobox
Doug SandomNástrojebicí1.00infobox
Doug SandomPovoláníhudebník1.00infobox
Doug SandomPříbuzná témataThe Who1.00infobox
Doug SandomPříčina úmrtínemoc1.00infobox
Doug SandomÚmrtí27. února 2019 (ve věku 89 let)1.00infobox
Doug SandomČlenem skupinyThe Who1.00infobox
Doug SandomŽánryrock, pop1.00infobox
Doug Sandomrelated to ReferenceWikipedii0.60section

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