Richard Davis

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  • Born: England
  • Years Active: 2000s

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Richard Davis may refer to:

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Richard Davis (double bassist) (born 1930), American double bass playerRichard Davis (techno artist), aka Rick Davis or 3070, techno music pioneer with the group CybotronRichard Allen Davis (born 1954), convicted American murdererRichard C. Davis (born 1963), reality television personality & business ownerRichard D. Davis (1799–1871), U.S. Representative from New YorkRichard Harding Davis (1864–1916), American authorRichard Hasse Davis (born 1945), South Australian businessmanRichard Joseph Davis (1921–1999), Lieutenant Governor of VirginiaRichard K. Davis, chairman, president and CEO of U.S. BancorpRichard L. Davis, death row inmateRichard Peter Davis (born 1957), American guitarist and bandleaderRichard T. Davis (1978–2003), American soldier killed in Georgia by his fellow soldiersTodd Davis, full name Richard Todd Davis, founder of LifeLockRichard Davis (footballer) (born 1943), English footballer with Plymouth Argyle, Southampton and Bristol CityRichard Davis (cricketer) (1966–2003), English cricketerRichard Davis, inventor of all-kevlar body armor; founder of the Second Chance Body Armor CompanyRichard Davis (composer), American composer of film scoresRichard Davis (Memphis Mafia), cronie of Elvis PresleyRichard Davis (songwriter), full name Richard J. Joseph Davis, American funk songwriter and arranger

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Rich Davis (born 1926), created KC Masterpiece barbecue sauce

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Rick Davis (born 1958), retired American soccer player and team captain AmericaRick Davis (politics) (born 1959), head of the John McCain presidential campaign

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Ricky Davis (born 1979), American professional basketball player

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