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Erica Desiree Throop, age 40s, Grant Twp, MI View Details

Locations: Grant Twp MI, Grant MI, Kent City MI Possible Relatives: Anita Marie Atwood, Barbara A Atwood, Michael R Atwood

Erica Keast Heroy, age 40s, Brooklyn, NY View Details

Locations: Brooklyn NY, Houston TX, New York NY Possible Relatives: Ingrid C Carlson, David Carlson Heroy, Garrett Keast

Eric Patrick Keast, age 30, Chicago, IL View Details

Cities: Minneapolis MN, Danbury WI Possible Relatives: Virginia Ruth Keast, Karen Leigh Tomlinson, Virginia Rice Tope

Erica Jane Keast, age 42, Grant, MI View Details

Cities: Minneapolis MN, Danbury WI Possible Relatives: Virginia Ruth Keast, Karen Leigh Tomlinson, Virginia Rice Tope

Erica Jane Keast, age 42, Grant, MI View Details

Locations: Minneapolis MN, Danbury WI Possible Relatives: Virginia Ruth Keast, Karen Leigh Tomlinson

Eric Patrick Keast, age 30, Chicago, IL View Details

Locations: Minneapolis MN, Danbury WI Possible Relatives: Virginia Ruth Keast, Karen Leigh Tomlinson

Eric Easton

Eric Easton (1927–1995) was an English record producer and the first manager of British rock group the Rolling Stones. Originally from Lancashire, he joined the music industry playing the organ in mread more...usic halls and cinemas. By the 1960s he had moved into management and talent spotting, operating from an office suite in London's Regent Street. Easton met Andrew Loog Oldham in 1963; Oldham wanted to sign an unknown band, called the Rolling Stones, about whom he was enthusiastic. At the time, the band were still playing small clubs and blues bars. Easton saw them once—at the Crawdaddy Club in Richmond—and agreed with Oldham. Their partnership was one of contrasts: Oldham has been described as bringing youth and energy, while Easton brought industry experience, contacts and financing. Together, they signed the group to both a management and publishing deal, which, while giving better terms for the group than the Beatles received, was to the advantage of Easton and Oldham who received a larger cut. Easton was primarily responsible for booking gigs—he was keen for the group to get out of London and play nationally—but also acted as record producer on a number of occasions, including on their first single, a cover version of Chuck Berry's "Come On" in June 1963. Easton was responsible for many aspects of the band's development, ranging from managing their fan club to organising their tour of America in 1964.read less...

Eric Eastwood (engineer)

Sir Eric Eastwood FRS, CBE was a British scientist and engineer who helped develop radar technology during World War II.

Eric Eastwood (footballer)

Eric Eastwood was an English footballer who played for Manchester City and Port Vale in the Football League in the period following World War II.