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Scott McKenzie was an American singer and songwriter born on January 10, 1939. He is best known or his 1967 hit single and anthem "San Francisco". He later died on August 18, 2012.
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Was Scott mckenzie at Woodstock?
No, Scott McKenzie was not at the Woodstock festival in 1969. Although he is best known for his hit song "San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)," which became an anthem for the counterculture movement, he did not perform at the festival. McKenzie was, however, associated with the era's music and ideals.
What is Scott McKenzie's birthday?
Scott McKenzie was born on January 10, 1939.
When was Scott McKenzie born?
Scott McKenzie was born on January 10, 1939.
What is Mike McKenzie known for?
Mike McKenzie is best known as a football player in the United States. He has played for the Green Bay Packers and the New Orleans Saints. He was on a team once which won the Super Bowl.
What is Scott Fitzgerald best known work what is it about?
Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald's best known work (in my opinion) is The Great Gatsby.
What is Shauna McKenzie as Etana known for?
Shauna McKenzie as Etana is commonly known as a raggae singer from Jamaica.
How tall is ben mckenzie?
Ben McKenzie is an actor as well as a producer. As of June 2014 this actor is 35 years old and is best known for his role on the show The O.C.
Where is mount mckenzie?
There are several mountains named Mt McKenzie. The best known ones are probably those in southern Australia, western Canada, New York State in the US.
What is F Scott Fitzgerald's best known work?
Most people consider The Great Gatsby to be his best known work.
What is the sexual orientation of Timothy McKenzie?
Timothy McKenzie, also known as Labrinth, is straight.
What is Scott Fitzgerald's best known work and what is it about?
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What is Josey Scott best known for?
Josey Scott, also known as Saliva Man, is best known for his performance of the song "Hero" which was used as a theme song in the film Spider-Man. Scott co-wrote the song with Chad Kroeger of Nickelback.
