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Lurex is the
registered brand name of the
Lurex Company, Ltd. for a type of yarn with a
metallic appearance. The yarn is made from
synthetic film, onto...
- Charts. His
first solo
effort goes back to 1972
under the
pseudonym Larry Lurex, when
Trident Studios'
house engineer Robin Geoffrey Cable was
working in...
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Session musicians Mike
Kowalski –
snare drum,
sleigh bells In 1973,
Larry Lurex, the solo
stage name of
Freddie Mercury,
recorded "I Can Hear Music" on...
- of
touches through electrical conductivity.
Cloth of gold Gimp (thread)
Lurex "Lamé".
Textile Dictionary. FabricLink.
Retrieved 21
October 2012. Fabia...
- The Very Best of TV
Smith at
AllMusic Punk
Lurex O.K. –
Tappajan Silmät at
Discogs TV
Smith and Punk
Lurex O.K. – The ****ure Used To Be
Better at Discogs...
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Jewish origin. He
served as
managing director of the
Lurex Company,
makers of the
fabric Lurex, and was the
author of
three novels including Into a Neutral...
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economic status of the wearer.
While modern malongs are made of
cotton and
Lurex threads, some
contemporary handwoven malongs are made of
inexpensive rayon...
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textile manufacturer and
served as
managing director of the
Lurex Company—makers of the
fabric Lurex. Wolfram's mother,
Sybil Wolfram, was a
Fellow and Tutor...
- sonically."
Freddie Mercury recorded a
single using the
pseudonym Larry Lurex, a name
apparently influenced by the name "Gary Glitter". John
Eddie was...
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released as a b-side to "I Can Hear Music", a
Ronettes cover, by
Larry Lurex (a
pseudonym of Mercury's), not long
before the
release of Queen's debut...
