Norman Cocker (30 November 1889 — 15 November 1953) was a British organist, choir master and composer of church music, educational and light music. Cocker...
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summer camp director and fan of Cocker's music, had persuaded the actress to lend the house to Cocker. Baker began dating Cocker, and they married on 11 October...
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Look up cocker in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Cocker may refer to: Anne Cocker (1920–2014), Scottish rose breeder from Aberdeen David Cocker (b. 1955)...
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of the Royal School of Church Music) 1919 Archibald W. Wilson 1943 Norman Cocker 1954 Allan Wicks (later organist of Canterbury Cathedral) 1962 Derrick...
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was the grandest of Manchester's cinemas with a fine theatre organ. Norman Cocker was a notable organist there. After its eventual closure in January...
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28 – Juliette Béliveau, actress and singer (d. 1975) November 30 – Norman Cocker, organist and composer (d. 1953) December 11 – Ben Black, composer and...
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November 26 – Ivor Atkins, organist and choirmaster, 83 November 30 – Norman Cocker, organist and composer, 63 December 5 Noel Mewton-Wood, pianist, 31...
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(1848–1869), Frederick Bridge (1869–75), Sydney Nicholson (1908–1919), Norman Cocker (1943–1954), Allan Wicks (1954–1962) and Gordon Stewart (1981–1992)...
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Ruhlmann, William. "Have a Little Faith – Joe Cocker". AllMusic. Retrieved 25 April 2020. "JOE COCKER | full Official Chart History | Official Charts...
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(1807–1882) William Carnaby (1772–1839) Stephen Cleobury (1948–2019) Norman Cocker (1889–1953) Marmaduke Conway (1885–1961) Melville Cook (1912–1993) Robert...
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