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Ben Watt

Born 06 December 1962.

Ben Watt performs as Lazy Dog.

Photo of Ben Watt Scott Hutchison performing on stage

Biography

Ben Watt (born 6 December 1962, Barnes, London) is a UK musician, DJ, and record producer, best known as one half of the duo, Everything but the Girl. Watt is the son of British bandleader Tommy Watt. He lives with his spouse and creative partner Tracey Thorn in North London. The couple have twin daughters born in 1998 and a son born in 2001.

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  1. Buzzin Fly Volume 2 2005

    Buzzin' Fly, Volume 2

    Reviewed by Andrew McGregor

    Ben Watt is back with another first class mix of deep house tunes. It's not often that...
  2. Buzzin' Fly, Volume 1 (Mixed by Ben Watt) 2004

    Buzzin' Fly, Volume 1

    Reviewed by Andrew McGregor

    The first compilation to come out of Ben (Lazy Dog) Watt's new label Buzzin Fly. 11...

Credits

Role Artist Release
Mix-DJ Various Artists InTheMix.2006 (2006)
Mix-DJ Various Artists Lazy Dog, Volume 2 (2002)
Composer Everything but the Girl Missing (1995)
Producer Everything but the Girl Missing: The Bootleg Mixes! (1994)
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