Title: Stud (band)
Content:  Stud is an English/ Northern Irish rock band from the early 1970s, that featured two members of Taste - bassist Charlie McCracken (born Richard McCracken, 26 June 1948, in Omagh, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland) and drummer John Wilson (born 6 November 1947, in Belfast, Northern Ireland) - along with two members of Family - former bass guitarist John Weider and future bass player, Jim Cregan. Never a very commercially successful band, Stud had its biggest successes in Germany.
Title: The Stud (film)
Content: Joan Collins as Fontaine Khaled ; Oliver Tobias as Tony Blake ; Sue Lloyd as Vanessa Grant ; Walter Gotell as Benjamin Khaled ; Mark Burns as Leonard Grant ; Doug Fisher as Sammy ; Emma Jacobs as Alex Khaled ; Peter Lukas as Ian Thane ; Natalie Ogle as Maddy ; Constantin De Goguel as Lord Newton ; Guy Ward as Peter ; Sarah Lawson as Anne Khaled ; Jeremy Child as Lawyer Peter Dennis as Marc ; Chris Jagger as Rock star ; Peter Bourke as Gordon ; Tania Rogers as Janine ; Felicity Buirski as Deborah ; Minah Bird as Molly ; Sharon Fussey as Denise ; Hilda Fenemore as Mrs Blake ; Bernard Stone as Mr Blake ; John Conteh as Himself ; Milo Sperber as Kamara (uncredited) ; Suzanne Danielle as Disco dancer (uncredited) ; Susie Silvey as Girl in shower (uncredited)  
Title: The Stud (bar)
Content:  The Stud was originally started by George Mason and Richard Conroy in 1966. (Richard Conroy was a transgender woman later known as Alexis Muir; this name may be a reference to John Muir, who was her great-uncle. ) In the early 1970s, George sold his half to Richard. Richard then sold it to Jerry "Trixie" Jones, Heidi Steffan, and Jan Hill. Jerry "Trixie" Jones was also a partial owner of Hamburger Mary's, an iconic gay restaurant, across the street. In 1974, the Stud was bought out by Jim "Edie" Fleckenstein. Edie died in 1994, leaving the Stud to his partner and resident DJ Larry Holloway aka LaRue and his accountant Ben "Fiesta" Guibord. They then partnered up with Michael McElheney. LaRue died in the 1990s due to complications from 
Title: Stud (band)
Content: Track Listing ; Side One ; 1) "Sail On" - (Jim Cregan, Richard McCracken, John Wilson) - 4:12 ; 2) "Turn Over The Pages" - (Cregan) - 4:17 ; 3) "1112235" - (Cregan, McCracken, Wilson) - 12:20 ; Side Two ; 1) "Harpo's Head" - (Cregan, McCracken, Wilson) - 7:35 ; 2) "Horizon" - (Cregan, McCracken, Wilson) - 11:07 ; 3) * "Here - Part 1" ; 4) * "There - Part 2" ; 5) "Song" - (Cregan) - 2:33 ; Personnel ; Jim Cregan - lead and acoustic guitars, lead vocals ; Richard McCracken - bass, double bass ; John Wilson - drums 
Title: Studer
Content:  Studer is a designer and manufacturer of audio equipment for recording studios and broadcasters. The company was founded in Zürich, Switzerland, in 1948 by Willi Studer. It initially became known in the 1950s for its professional tape recorders. In the 1990s the company moved into the manufacture of mixing consoles. Management, sales, engineering, R&D and customer service were based in Regensdorf, Switzerland, until owners Harman International Industries closed down the Swiss entity in March 2018 transferring the now decentralised operation to China, Hungary, and the US. Manufacturing, marketing, and customer support were part of the Soundcraft facility in Potters Bar, England until Harman closed the Potters Bar facility in June 2016 and moved manufacturing and customer support to Hungary. Studer was a subsidiary of Harman International Industries.On February 9, 2021, Evertz Technologies Limited acquired the Studer audio brand from Harman.
Title: Steven Stucky
Content:  Stucky was born in Hutchinson, Kansas. At age 9, he moved with his family to Abilene, Texas, where, as a teenager, he studied music in the public schools and, privately, viola with Herbert Preston, conducting with Leo Scheer, and composition with Macon Sumerlin. He attended Baylor University and Cornell. Stucky worked with Karel Husa and Daniel Sternberg. Stucky wrote commissioned works for many of the major American orchestras, including Baltimore, Chicago, Cincinnati, Dallas, Los Angeles, New York, Minnesota, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, and St. Paul. He was long associated with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, where he was resident composer 1988–2009 (the longest such 
Title: Mike Stud
Content:  While recovering from surgery, Stud turned to music to pass the time. In December 2010, Stud released a music video for "College Humor". Stud stated that he originally made the track as a joke for his baseball teammates. Since its release, the video has been viewed over 2.5 million times (as of April 2021). In March, Stud followed up his hit with "In This Life", which featured West Coast rapper Alex Lagemann. All three hits were featured on Stud's first mixtape—A Toast to Tommy—which he released in October 2011. In August, Stud released another mixtape, Click, as a collaboration with fellow hip-hop artist Huey Mack. On May 13, 2013, Stud released his debut studio album Relief. On July 7, 
Title: William Studwell
Content:  Studwell had started to choose a carol for each year starting in 1986 when he chose the Ukrainian Carol of the Bells. Studwell took an academic interest in carols which he had spent over 6,000 hours in study. Before Christmas each year he would announce the new carol and he would be invited to interviews with the media where he was quizzed on his choice. Studwell died in Bloomington Hospital in 2010. The day before he died he dictated a letter to his daughter which recorded his selection of a carol for 2010. Studwell fittingly chose We Wish You a Merry Christmas which is "frequently the final piece in carol performances sessions".
Title: Steven Stucky
Content:  the oratorio August 4, 1964 (2008), a Symphony (2012), and his Second Concerto for Orchestra (2003), which won the 2005 Pulitzer Prize for Music. Stucky was an expert on the Polish composer Witold Lutosławski and authored the 1981 study Lutoslawski and His Music. He also was curator of the Philharmonia Orchestra's 2013 centenary celebration of that composer, Woven Words: Music Begins Where Words End. Stucky was the Given Foundation Professor of Composition at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. There he founded Ensemble X and led it for nine seasons, from 1997 until 2006, while at the same time he also was 
Title: Steven Stucky
Content:  guiding force behind the celebrated Green Umbrella series in Los Angeles. He has also taught at Eastman and Berkeley, the latter as Ernest Bloch Professor in 2003. After several earlier teaching and conducting visits, in 2013 he became artist-faculty composer-in-residence at the Aspen Music Festival and School. In 2014 he became Professor Emeritus at Cornell and joined the composition faculty at the Juilliard School. Among the composers who studied with Stucky are Joseph Phibbs, Marc Mellits, Robert Paterson, David Conte, Thomas C. Duffy, Yotam Haber, James Matheson, Steven Burke, Xi Wang, Spencer Topel, Diego Vega, Fang Man, Anna Weesner, Hannah Lash, Andrew 

Question: Who was the composer of The Stud?
Answer: Biddu.
Biddu Appaiah.