Stew
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Discography
Notes of a Native Song2018
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The Total Bent2018
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Panorama City2015
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A Midsummer Night’s Dream2009
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Passing Strange2008
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Something Deeper Than These Changes2003
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The Naked Dutch Painter and Other Songs2002
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Muddy Sweetboot (aka Sweetboot 2)2002
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Sweetboot2001
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Guest Host2000
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Season's Greetings2001
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Achievements
- Award
- Tony Award for Best Book of a Musical
Groups
- The Animatedcurrent
- The Negro Problemcurrent
- Faith No Moreguitar · 1983–1984
- Buckelectric guitar · 1998–1998
Played together with
- Billy GouldFaith No More · 1983–1998 · bass guitar, original
- Billy GouldFaith No More · 2009 · bass guitar
Chuck MosleyFaith No More · 1984–1988 · lead vocals
Courtney LoveFaith No More · 1984–1984 · lead vocals- Craig ShellFaith No More · 1983–1983 · guitar
- Dean MentaFaith No More · 1995–1996 · guitar
- Desmond SheaFaith No More · 1984–1984 · guitar
- Jake SmithFaith No More · 1983–1983 · guitar
- Jim MartinFaith No More · 1984–1993 · acoustic guitar, electric guitar
- Joe CallahanFaith No More · 1983–1983 · lead vocals
Jon HudsonFaith No More · 1996–1998 · guitar- Jon HudsonFaith No More · 2009 · guitar
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Also known as: Mark Stewart
Mark Lamar Stewart, known professionally as Stew, is an American singer-songwriter and playwright from Los Angeles, California. He is best known for "Gary's Song" from the SpongeBob SquarePants episode "Have You Seen This Snail?". He won the Tony Award for Best Book of a Musical for Passing Strange.
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