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Writer of the guns of brixton?
"The Guns of Brixton" is a song by the English punk rock band The Clash. It was written and sung by bassist Paul Simonon, who grew up in Brixton, south London.
Who wrote November rain?
Guns N Roses
Who sang the original guns n roses yesterdays?
Yesterdays is an original Guns track, although a friend of Axl's co-wrote it with them.
Is guns n roses better than journey?
Yes they are, but the only remaining member from the original guns n roses is Axl Rose
What is the song paradise city by guns n roses written about?
The place I looked said that Guns n Roses actually wrote it themselves, so there ya go.
Writer of the guns of brixton?
"The Guns of Brixton" is a song by the English punk rock band The Clash. It was written and sung by bassist Paul Simonon, who grew up in Brixton, south London.
When was The Guns of Brixton created?
The Guns of Brixton was created on -19-11-09.
What was langstons hughes favorite music?
"The Guns Of Brixton"
What does the phrase Guns of Brixton mean?
The Guns of Brixton is a song sung by an English punk rock band. The song is a strong reggae influence telling about the culture of the area they were born and raised in.
Who wrote November rain?
Guns N Roses
Who originally wrote Let It Rock?
L.A. Guns
Who is the newest member to the Guns N Roses?
freddy rock
Who exactly wrote the song Le Disco?
The Shiny Toy Guns song "Le Disko" is found on the album "We Are Pilots." The writers of the song were the band's keyboardist Jeremy Dawson and former band member Stephen Petree.
Who sang the original guns n roses yesterdays?
Yesterdays is an original Guns track, although a friend of Axl's co-wrote it with them.
What is the band name that wrote 21 guns?
Green day Michael Jackson
Which band wrote 'Sweet Child o' Mine'?
Guns 'n' Roses.
Who wrote the book 'Guns Germs and Steel'?
Jared Mason Diamond, American scientist and now author, wrote the novel "Guns, Germs and Steel". He has also authored many other works illustrating the intriguing nature of the scientific world.
