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Pete Thomas
(II)
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Pete Thomas is known for
Showgirls (1995)
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Blue Ice (1992)
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Distractions (2015)
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Known for
Showgirls
5.1
Music Department
(saxophone)
1995
Blue Ice
5.2
Music Department
(additional music)
1992
Distractions
6.8
Soundtrack
("Swingerama")
2015
S and M
7.7
TV Series
Composer
1991
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Showgirls
5.1
musician: saxophone
1995
Blue Ice
5.2
composer: additional music
musician
1992
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Blue Ice
5.2
Saxophone
composer:additional music
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1992
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S and M
7.7
TV Series
Composer
1991
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Final saxophone player for
Bill Haley and the Comets
, 1979-1980.
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