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Encyclopedia > Belair

Belair is an alternate name used for Satan, in particular, in the Questions of Bartholomew. Alternate meaning: Satan is also the name of a genus of catfish. ... The Questions of Bartholomew is not to be confused with the Resurrection of Jesus Christ (by Bartholomew), although either text may be the missing Gospel of Bartholomew (or neither may be), a lost work from the New Testament apocrypha. ...


Belair is also the name of several places (due to Bel meaning good in French, i.e. good air):

  • Belair, Georgia


There are also places named Bel Air (as well as Bel-Air, Florida, with a hyphen, different from Belair, Florida), Bel-Aire (as well as Bel Aire, Kansas, without the hyphen), Belleair, and Bellaire. Belair is a place located in Leon County, Florida. ... Belair is a suburb located in the foothills of Adelaide. ... Bel Air is the name of several places in the United States of America: Bel Air, Alabama Bel Air, Los Angeles, California Bel Air, Kentucky Bel Air, Maryland Bel Air, Tennessee Bel Air, Texas Bel Air, Virginia (two places): in Fairfax County in Stafford County Outside America: Bel Air, Mauritius... Bel-Air is a place located in Seminole County, Florida. ... Belair is a place located in Leon County, Florida. ... Bel-Aire is the name of several places in the United States of America: Bel-Aire, Tennessee Bel-Aire, Norfolk, Virginia, a neighborhood in the independent city of Norfolk, Virginia There are also Bel Aire, Kansas, (without the hyphen) and places named Bel Air (as well as Bel_Air, Florida, with... Bel Aire is a city located in Sedgwick County, Kansas. ... Belleair is the name of some places in the United States of America: Belleair, Florida Belleair, Virginia There are also, spelled differently, Bel Air (as well as Bel-Air, Florida, with a hyphen), and places named Belair, Bel-Aire (as well as Bel Aire, Kansas, without the hyphen), and Bellaire. ... Bellaire is the name of some places in the United States of America: Bellaire, Kansas (two places): in Sedgwick County in Smith County Bellaire, Michigan Bellaire, Minnesota Bellaire, Ohio (two places, both in Belmont County) Bellaire, Pennsylvania Bellaire, Texas In addition, Bellaire is a neighborhood in the borough of Queens...

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Review: THE BELAIRS CD 270156-2 The Origins Of Surf Music ***** (0 words)
The Belairs are arguably at the source of surf music.
Paul Johnson and Eddie Bertrand formed the Belairs as mere lads, with future Challengers Richard Delvy and Jim Roberts.
This was the Belairs' first foray into reverb, a change dictated by the rising surf of Dick Dale.
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It was a powerful experience; his music was incredibly dynamic, louder and more sophisticated than The Belairs, and the energy between The Del-Tones and all of those surfers stomping on the hardwood floor in their sandals was extremely intense.
The tone of Dale's guitar was bigger than any I had ever heard, and his blazing technique was something to behold"(The Belairs played at the Rendezvous in 1962).
Dale's Rendezvous shows became known as "stomps." Since the majority of his audiences were from the surf and beach culture, it wasn't surprising that a dance called "The Surfer Stomp"originated there.
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