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Philip Howard

Philip Howard may refer to:

  • Philip Howard, 20th Earl of Arundel (1557–1595), English nobleman and saint
  • Philip Howard (1629–1717), English army officer and Member of Parliament
  • Philip Howard (died 1686) (c. 1631–1686), English soldier and politician
  • Philip Howard (1669–1711), English Member of Parliament for Morpeth and Carlisle
  • Philip Howard (cardinal) (1629–1694), English Roman Catholic cardinal
  • Philip Howard (journalist) (1933-2014), British journalist
  • Philip Howard (pianist) (born 1976), British pianist and composer
  • Philip Howard (preacher) (born 1954), London street preacher
  • Philip Howard (Whig politician) (1801–1883), Member of Parliament for Carlisle
  • Philip K. Howard (born 1948), American author and lawyer
  • Philip N. Howard, Canadian American sociologist and professor of communication at the University of Washington's Department of Communication
  • Phil Howard (musician), Australian jazz drummer
  • Phil Howard (musician)

    Phil Howard is an Australian jazz drummer best known for his brief stint with the jazz-rock group Soft Machine. Howard arrived in London from his native Australia in 1969, joining the band Caparius led by saxophonist Clive Stevens, alongside guitarist Peter Martin and bassist Neville Whitehead. The band's final line-up, in 1971, replaced Martin with future Isotope guitarist/leader Gary Boyle and pianist Dave MacRae.

    Howard first came to the attention of Soft Machine when Robert Wyatt left in August 1971 and auditions for a potential replacement were held. In the end, Wyatt changed his mind, but Softs saxophonist Elton Dean borrowed Howard and fellow Caparian Whitehead as the rhythm section in his extracurricular Just Us group. Both were featured on Dean's eponymous 1971 solo album, and both were also members of the Keith Tippett Group during this period. A live radio session by Soft Machine in March 1971, in which the Dean group participated, saw Howard reinforcing the Softs on one piece, the one instance of Wyatt and Howard drumming together. In August 1971, Wyatt left and Howard was drafted in at Dean's insistence, although the other members of the group had Nucleus drummer John Marshall in mind (but Marshall had just joined Jack Bruce's band). Howard played with the band on British and European tours during the Autumn, but he was fired after recording the first side of the album Fifth in December 1971. Mike Ratledge and Hugh Hopper thought the band was getting too free-form.

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    Famous quotes by Phil Howard:

    "Five of their 12 second-half points came in the last minute of the game. The second half was the story of the game."
    "Ever since our street split open a few years ago, that crack fills up with weeds. So each spring I'll spray the crack with weed-killer."
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    Feel Right

    by: Tanya Tucker

    FEEL RIGHT
    Writer Larry Byrom
    You know I want you baby
    I can't help but feel this way
    I got my eyes on your darlin'
    Can't wait another day
    Gonna wrap my arms around you
    Squeeze you through the night
    Love you till the morning
    I wanta make you
    Feel right
    Well now take my hand and show me
    The things you do so well
    You might just learn to love me
    Only time will tell
    I wanna kiss you all over
    It's gonna feel oh so nice
    You know it's hard on me baby
    Come on and make me
    Feel right
    Well now take my hand and show me
    The things you do so well
    You might just learn to love me
    Only time will tell
    You know I want you baby
    I can't help but feel this way
    I got my eyes on your darlin'
    Can't wait another day
    Gonna wrap my arms around you
    Squeeze you through the night
    Love you till the morning
    I wanta make you




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