- findagrave.com memorial/12816/benjamin-orrBenjamin Orr was diagnosed with inoperable pancreatic cancer in May of 2000. ... Which memorial do you think is a duplicate of Benjamin Orr (12816)?
- guitar-list.com guitar-players/benjamin-orrBenjamin Orr (8 September 1947 — 3 October 2000) was the bass guitar player, and one of the vocalists for the New Wave band, The Cars.
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- wikijtr.icu wiki/Benjamin_OrrBenjamin Orr Lakewood, Ohio'da doğdu.[2] Polonya, Rus, Çekoslovak ve Alman kökenli ebeveynlere. Ailesi onun müzikal çabalarını aktif olarak destekledi.
- theguardian.com news/2000/oct/10/…Orr was born Benjamin Orzechowski in Cleveland, Ohio. It was there in the late 60s that he met Ric Ocasek, a musician and college dropout.
- equipboard.com pros/benjamin-orrBenjamin Orr's gear and equipment including the Rickenbacker 4001, Fender Precision Bass, and Spector NS-2 Bass.
- westcoast.dk artists/o/benjamin-orr/Born Benjamin Orzechowski on September 8, 1947, in Lakewood (Cleveland), OH, Orr would entertain his family and friends with Elvis Presley imitations.
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- allmusic.com artist/benjamin-orr-mn0000128776Benjamin Orr was the bassist/singer of the Cars, who had such '80s-era Top Ten Pop hits as "Drive," "Shake It Up," "You Might Think," and "Tonight She Comes."
- discogs.com ru/artist/365116-Benjamin-OrrFrom 1998 until his death in 2000 Ben toured with his own band ORR, Voices of Classic Rock, and Big People. ... 60460-1, 9 60460-1. Benjamin Orr.