Tom Smith may refer to:

Sports[link]

• R. Thomas "Tom" Smith (1878–1957), American thoroughbred racehorse trainer of Seabiscuit
• Tom Smith (second baseman) (1851–1889), Major League player
• Tom Smith (pitcher) (1871–1929), Major League player
• Tom Smith (basketball coach), American college basketball coach
• Tom Smith (cricketer born 1985), English cricketer who currently plays for Lancashire
• Tom Smith (cricketer born 1987), English cricketer who currently plays for Middlesex
• Tom Smith (fencer), Irish Olympic fencer
• Tom Smith (footballer born 1876) (1876–1937), scorer for Tottenham Hotspur in the 1901 FA Cup Final replay
• Tom Smith (footballer born 1877), English footballer with Preston North End, Southampton and Queens Park Rangers
• Tom Smith (footballer born 1900) (1900–1934), English footballer with Leicester City, Manchester United and Northampton Town
• Tom Smith (footballer born 1909) (1909–1998), Scottish footballer with Kilmarnock, Preston North End and Scotland, also managed Kilmarnock
• Tom Smith (footballer born 1973), Scottish footballer with Partick Thistle, Ayr United, Clydebank and Hibernian
• Tom Smith (rugby union player born 1893), Australian rugby union player
• Tom Smith (rugby union player born 1971), Scottish rugby union player
• Tom Smith (rugby union player born 1985), Welsh rugby union player

Others[link]

• Tom Smith (filker), American musician
• "Bear River" Tom Smith (1830–1870), American law officer
• Tom Smith (Labour politician) (1886–1953), British politician
• Tom and Matt Smith, jazz musicians, educator, Fulbright Professor, drummer, trombonist (b. 1957, 1989)
• Tom Smith (musician) (born 1981), lead singer of British rock band Editors
• Tom Smith (playwright) (born 1969), American playwright and theater director
• Tom Rob Smith (born 1979), British author
• Tom Smith (Pennsylvania), American businessman and political candidate

See also[link]

• Thomas Smith (disambiguation)
• Tommy Smith (disambiguation)
• Thomas Smyth (disambiguation)

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Craig Hickman is a computer programmer, photographer, and Professor of Digital Arts at the University of Oregon, where he teaches courses on programming for artists and digital imaging. He received a Bachelor of Science degree from Portland State University and a Master of Fine Arts Degree from the University of Washington, Seattle. He is especially known for creating Kid Pix, a drawing program marketed toward children. He is also one of the founding members of Blue Sky Gallery in Portland, Oregon, one of the oldest and most respected alternative photography galleries in the world.

Books[link]

• Mars Observations - 2001

Computer Programs[link]

• Kid Pix - 1989
• Beautiful Doreena - 2005
• Mugshot Machine - 2005

Exhibitions[link]

• Someplace Else [1], at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art

External links[link]

• Pixelpoppin.com, Craig Hickman's website.

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Drumsound & Bassline Smith are a British electronic production group from Derby, consisting of Andrew Wright, Benjamin Wiggett (Drumsound) and Simon 'Bassline' Smith. Their record label is Technique Recordings, which celebrated its tenth anniversary in 2009. They met at one of Derby's club nights in the summer of 1998.

In 2004 their "Odyssey" banger was judged Mixmag 's tenth best all-round dance anthem of the year, and hit #1 on the UK Dance Chart. They have released tracks on a string of some of the most respected imprints in drum and bass, including on Ltj Bukem's Good Looking Records, Bryan G’s V Records and Grooverider's Prototype Records.

Also, in 2004 Drumsound & Bassline Smith released their first studio album, Nature of the Beast,^[1] featuring "Crossfire (Danger)", "Planet Mars", "The End" and "Tinman", on Technique Recordings.

They enjoy regular plays on BBC Radio One and 1Xtra from Fabio and Grooverider, Zane Lowe, Mistajam, Annie Nightingale and Annie Mac. The trio are one of the few complete multiple mixes for BBC Radio One.

The 10 Years Of Technique album included the "Can You Feel It", "Clap Your Hands" and "Law Of The Jungle", and reached #1 on the BBC Radio 1 and 1xtra charts at the end of November 2009. 2009 remixes included VV Browns "Leave"’ at the request of Universal's Island Records and Fugative's - Supafly for Ministry Of Sound.

Annie Mac requested the crew complete a remix of Chipmunk's "Oopsy Daisy" for her Mash Hitz segment. They also did a remix of the EastEnders theme for the E20 Music Competition set up by the BBC.

In 2010, Drumsound & Bassline Smith remixed work by Blame feat Ruff Squad, and mixed "Until You Were Gone" by Chipmunk featuring Esmée Denters. The group have also completed a remix of Afrojack featuring Eva Simons' "Take Over Control" on Data Records, and produced tracks on the Dansette Junior album on Columbia Records.

In April 2011 Drumsound & Bassline Smith released a 12" of "Freak" on the Newstate label. "Freak" gained positive reviews and made BBC Radio 1's daytime playlist. Soon afterwards they remixed DJ Fresh - "Louder" which was released on July 3, 2011. The song features vocals from Welsh singer Sian Evans from the band Kosheen and hit the Number 1 spot in the UK Singles Chart. Other remixes include Moby - After & Youngman MC - Who Knows.

The trio then released "Close" on 21 August 2011,The single was supported by Zane Lowe, MistaJam, Annie Mac and Fearne Cotton on BBC Radio 1 promoted to BBC Radio 1 B-list and it peaked on the UK Singles Chart at number 49.

In 2012 Drumsound & Bassline Smith collaborated with Utah Saints on their classic track 'What Can You Do For Me' which made the BBC Radio 1 daytime playlist & hit the Number 28 spot in the UK Singles Chart on 4th March

Also in March 2012 Drumsound & Bassline Smith won the 'Best Track' award & 'Best Video' award with 'Close' at the Official Drum & Bass Awards

Discography[link]

Singles[link]

Discography[link]

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• A Pole Dancer Called Eternity
• Aneurysm
• Annihilate
• Ant's Nest
• Aquarius
• Badman
• Bandsaw
• Barcode
• Beeswax
• Beeswax (TeeBee Remix)
• Belly Dancer
• Big Tings
• Big Tings (DJ Hype Special Mix)(featuring MC Skibadee)
• Big Tings (DJ Hype Special Mix)
• Bigheadz
• Body Movin'
• Body Pump
• Booty Call
• Booty Call (Phetsta Remix)
• Breakdown
• Breakdown (2009 Re-Lick)
• Breakdown (Twisted Individual Remix)
• Bust It Up
• Can You Feel It
• Cape Fear
• Cape Fear (Tantrum Desire Remix)
• Catacomb
• Clap Ya Hands
• Clap Ya Hands (Dubstep Remix)
• Close
• Close (Dub Mix)
• Close (Jacob Plant Remix)
• Close (Mensah Remix)
• Cold Turkey
• Conspiracy
• Crossfire (Danger)
• Crossfire (Danger) (DJ Friction & K.Tee Remix)
• Dangerous
• Databass
• Datastream
• Dirty Dancing
• Disco Biscuit
• Distinction
• Distortion (Aquasky Remix)
• Dragonfly
• Dragonfly (Loxy Remix)
• Drain Pipe
• Dubtrack
• Eight Ball
• Electro-Tech
• Ever Changin'
• Evolution
• Fallin'
• Feel The Sunset
• Feelings
• Fire (Burning)
• Firewall
• Freestyle Mambo
• Freak
• Freak (Dubstep Remix)
• Freak (Crissy Criss Drumstep Remix)
• Friday
• Future Tech
• Future Tech (Future Tech Remix)
• Fu Manchu
• Fu Manchu (140 Dubstep Mix)
• Get Through
• Get Through (Distorted Minds Remix)
• Get You Together
• Ghost
• Give It To You
• Go
• Good Times Roll
• Harder
• Heavy FC
• Higher
• Hipsteppin'
• Humanoid
• Hypnosis (A-Sides Exclusive Mix)
• Hypnosis (Aphrodite Remix)
• Hypnotic Regression
• I Need Your Love
• If You Need Someone
• In & Out
• In The Silence
• Intro
• It Came From Mars
• Judgement Day
• Jungle
• Jungle Fever
• Junglist
• Junglist (Twisted Individual Remix)
• Killa DJ
• Kilo
• King Of Kings
• Law Of The Jungle
• Lazor Razor
• Lazy Bones
• Let The Good Times Roll
• Live Another Day
• Lose Control
• Mafia
• Mafia (VIP Mix)
• Maze In Your Minds
• Midnite
• Mine
• Moving Target
• My Way
• Natty Music
• Newsflash
• Nightmares
• Ooh Baby
• Original Badboy
• Overdrive
• Pegasus
• Phoenix
• Planet Earth
• Planet Mars
• Planet Saturn
• Plutonium
• R U Ready
• R U Ready (Dubstep Mix)
• Ragga Twins Story (Dub Mix)
• Ragga Twins Story (Full Vocal Mix)
• Rasta Blasta
• Ready For The Bassline
• Ready For The Bassline (Ruffstuff VIP Mix)
• Realization
• Reverence
• Robotix
• Rock N Roll
• Rock Your Body
• Roll The Night
• Rottwieler
• Ruffkut
• Scallops
• Skumbag
• Slipstream
• Smoker's Anthem
• Special
• Stay Loose
• Steal My Heart
• Steal My Heart (Tearout Mix)
• Stigmata
• Stories Of The Future
• Street Level Funk
• Subliminal
• Subsonic
• Sucker
• Superfly
• Supersonic
• Target Practice
• Tears Drop (On & On)
• Testament
• The Don
• The Odyssey
• Through The Night ft. Tom Cane
• Tijuana
• Time
• Time To Burn
• Tin Man
• Today
• Tokyo Electric
• Trouble
• Tsunami
• Tudo Lindo (Track Two)
• Tyrant
• Underworld
• Vicious
• What Can You Do For Me with Utah Saints
• What Can You Do For Me with Utah Saints (Tantrum Desire Remix)
• Welcome To The Jungle
• West Bank
• What Do...
• What You Gonna Do Now?
• Without You
• Zanzibar (Ascend & Dead Dread Remix)
• Zeus

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