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William (Bill) Cary Zucker is an American actor, comedian, writer, performer and musician. He is a classically trained musician and can play Guitar (acoustic and electric), Pianos, Synthesizers and Strings, Drums and Percussion, Violin, Harmonica, Bass and assorted other stringed instruments. ==Early life== William (Bill) Carey Zucker was born in Springfield in Massachusetts. From the age of nine, he began performing piano recitals in public, and soon started to score his own compositions and greatly impressed his tutors, school peers and his supportive parents. By age eleven, he had formed a garage band called "The Divided Line," in which he played the drums. He would jam regularly with the band until the age of fifteen, when he picked up his first guitar and wrote a song called "Show Me," about a break-up with his childhood sweetheart. The acoustic guitar was perfect for Zucker, and all throughout high school, he would perform in local concerts and events. He became very confident and began to sing in public, testing out different songs he had written. After high school, Zucker was accepted into the Berklee College of Music where he received classical training. After graduating from Berklee, he moved to Seattle for 3 years, so that he could attend Western Washington University. While there, he hosted his own campus radio show. Following Western, Zucker became the front man for a country-rock band called "Colraine" and toured across America. Once the tour was over, he ended up in Hollywood California. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Bill Zucker」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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