Talk:Graham Ward (musician)
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Major problems
[edit]This article has major problems. It is clearly making reference to more than one person named Graham Ward. As far as I can tell, these are:
Graham Ward: British-born session drummer active certainly since the early 1980s, possibly somewhat earlier. This person's website has a biography page: [1]
Graham Ward: British guitarist/vocalist who played on the 1975 album 9 Parts to the Wind by a band called Strange Days (see [2]). Incidentally this is NOT the same band as Strange Days, which was active in the early 1980s and had a completely different line-up.
Graham Ward: British sound engineer and sound designer active since the mid-2000s (see [3]). This person is from Reading and passed A-level Music Technology while a pupil at Kennet School in 2007. The idea that this could be the same person who played on a 1975 album (thirty-two years earlier) is absurd.
I do not have the time to spare fixing this. Perhaps the best idea would be simply to delete this article (unless of course someone else wants to work on it, in which case the topic should be the currently most notable 'Graham Ward (musician)', i.e. the British-born session drummer who has played with Tom Jones, Paul McCartney etc.). Dubmill (talk) 18:03, 1 July 2015 (UTC)