Obituaries Related to "Parsons" from New York Times Archive
Eric Woolfson, Co-Founder of Alan Parsons Project, Dies at 64
Mr. Woolfson was a founder and the principal songwriter and vocalist of the Alan Parsons Project, a British group that took its ambitious, sophisticated progressive rock to the pop charts.
Benny Parsons, 65, Driver Named One of Nascar’s Best, Dies
Mr. Parsons was a popular champion auto racer who became an analyst for Nascar’s nationally televised races.
WILLIAM III. ODOM, ART $(HOOL IEAD; President of Parsons Since 1930, an Expert on Interior Decoration, Dies at 57 AN AUTHOR AND LECTURER! He Wrote Two-Volume Work on Italian FurnitureBCited by French Legion of Honor
Odom, Wm M
Eric Woolfson, Co-Founder of Alan Parsons Project, Dies at 64
Mr. Woolfson was a founder and the principal songwriter and vocalist of the Alan Parsons Project, a British group that took its ambitious, sophisticated progressive rock to the pop charts.
Benny Parsons, 65, Driver Named One of Nascar’s Best, Dies
Mr. Parsons was a popular champion auto racer who became an analyst for Nascar’s nationally televised races.
Eric Woolfson, Co-Founder of Alan Parsons Project, Dies at 64
Mr. Woolfson was a founder and the principal songwriter and vocalist of the Alan Parsons Project, a British group that took its ambitious, sophisticated progressive rock to the pop charts.
Benny Parsons, 65, Driver Named One of Nascar’s Best, Dies
Mr. Parsons was a popular champion auto racer who became an analyst for Nascar’s nationally televised races.
Eric Woolfson, Co-Founder of Alan Parsons Project, Dies at 64
Mr. Woolfson was a founder and the principal songwriter and vocalist of the Alan Parsons Project, a British group that took its ambitious, sophisticated progressive rock to the pop charts.
Benny Parsons, 65, Driver Named One of Nascar’s Best, Dies
Mr. Parsons was a popular champion auto racer who became an analyst for Nascar’s nationally televised races.
Eric Woolfson, Co-Founder of Alan Parsons Project, Dies at 64
Mr. Woolfson was a founder and the principal songwriter and vocalist of the Alan Parsons Project, a British group that took its ambitious, sophisticated progressive rock to the pop charts.
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