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| Albert would take people up in the | Bluebird, a plane he designed and built. |
| "Arthur Smith & His Dixieliners" appeared on | Bluebird, a band name he would again and again revisit |
| Heaven Only Knows" (from her Bennett-produced | Bluebird album) was the first sound heard on the 2004 |
| He did one session for | Bluebird also in 1940. |
| ample colors of the R33 shown in the image is | Bluebird and Redbird. |
| ("So keep on looking for a | bluebird, and waiting for his song.") |
| The Great 16!, (originally recorded on | Bluebird and reissued by RCA Victor Jazz Classics) |
| These included: After the End, Orphans, | Bluebird and This Wide Night. |
| orated with Harris on her albums Thirteen and | Bluebird, and writing the songs "In My Dreams" and "He |
| own as Project Artichoke and earlier, Project | Bluebird, and justified based on claimed Soviet effort |
| Fisheries Co., Boston, Massachusetts; renamed | Bluebird and designated a minesweeper, AM-72, on 14 Au |
| n's early sessions, as well as those of other | Bluebird artists. |
| Gloku, Rainbow's mother, eagerly accepts | Bluebird as her daughter-in law. |
| s "Meet Me Around the Corner" (March 27, 1941 | Bluebird B8738). |
| l's most recognized releases are from Akimbo, | Bluebird, Baltimoroder, DJ Die Young, The Year of Our |
| You" in 1960, and wrote his first hit, "Is a | Bluebird Blue?" which was recorded by Conway Twitty in |
| Plum Island had placed osprey nests and | bluebird boxes throughout the island and will now add |
| Local daytime | Bluebird bus service 495 operates between Prestwich vi |
| mpetitor to Data General's Business Basic was | Bluebird Business Basic, a compiled language running o |
| Owner Amy Kurland opened the doors of The | Bluebird Cafe in June 1982 at 4104 Hillsboro Pike in N |
| ter, Taylor Swift, was also discovered at the | Bluebird Cafe by music executive, Scott Borchetta. |
| erforming at a singer-songwriter night at the | Bluebird Cafe in Nashville in 2005, Richard and Andy p |
| Brooks' success the women songwriters at The | Bluebird Cafe decided to shake things up, so to speak, |
| round and featured writer nights at the famed | Bluebird Cafe in Nashville, and yearly performances at |
| The | Bluebird Cafe, a music club in Nashville, Tennessee, o |
| y Roll Johnson released an album, Live at the | Bluebird Cafe, in 2000. |
| ed achieved by a wheel-driven car until 2001; | Bluebird CN7 is now on display at the National Motor M |
| gner behind Donald Campbell's record-breaking | Bluebird CN7. |
| 33-'37, he recorded prolifically, starting on | Bluebird, Columbia, and finally ARC, playing in a ligh |
| ucted on the body recovered from the infamous | Bluebird crash which turned out to be Donald Campbell. |
| Bluebird departed Charleston that same day and reached | |
| ibly activated the water brake to try to slow | Bluebird down on her final run though it later emerged |
| oe Davis, which began after her contract with | Bluebird expired. |
| Tora-san's | Bluebird Fantasy (1986) |
| Each year in November the town hosts the | Bluebird Festival, attracting visitors to the town. |
| her Batman-themed porn parody that same year: | Bluebird films' BatFXXX: Dark Knight Parody. |
| mainder of services run by Arriva North West, | Bluebird, Finglands, First West Yorkshire, Hayton's Co |
| oods, Uncle Toby's to Nestle for NZ$1.1bn and | Bluebird Foods to PepsiCo for NZ$245M the company beca |
| 10,000 of her money to fund the building of a | Bluebird for Sir Malcolm Campbell, who once described |
| The | Bluebird, formally dubbed Compartment Car by its purch |
| The | Bluebird Gold Mine is a gold mine located 15 km south- |
| the father of Little Chief, a young boy that | Bluebird had made moccasins for, proposes to Bluebird |
| ter a single session for Victor's cheap label | Bluebird, he began recording for the full-priced Victo |
| Kamen Rider Den-O ( | Bluebird Imagin) |
| sidiary companies such as Vocalion, RCA label | Bluebird, Imperial, and Tricolor. |
| The | Bluebird imprint was later used for jazz releases and |
| r and his Hotel Ritz-Carlton Orchestra on RCA | Bluebird in 1934. |
| e she was sleeping and entered the heart of a | bluebird in order to visit his beloved. |
| d to woo her by singing to her in spring as a | bluebird, in summer as a blackbird and in autumn as a |
| hich re-surfaced again during the recovery of | Bluebird in 2001. |
| ver" is one of many popular songs that use a " | Bluebird of Happiness" as a symbol of cheer, in spite |
| Also used for the bodywork of | Bluebird K7 used for the Coniston speed record attempt |
| on in 1967, whilst driving the jet hydroplane | Bluebird K7. |
| Bluebird Kid Clark | |
| us, in the mid 1950s, and later played in the | Bluebird Kings. |
| nder his name were four titles made for RCA's | Bluebird label in 1941, in which he interpreted classi |
| ession with Carr was in February 1935 for the | Bluebird label. |
| ver seventy songs for the Okeh, Paramount and | Bluebird labels. |
| were also used by Malcolm Campbell during his | Bluebird land speed record attempts. |
| sh jazz, "I've Got a Cross-Eyed Papa" b/w "In | Bluebird Land". |
| VW T5 | Bluebird low floor minibus |
| Before | Bluebird moved to Chicago, where it eventually became |
| Knowing there's a | bluebird of happiness. |
| "Glad | Bluebird of Happiness" (Darryl Skrabak) |
| ssociates, that would see Craig Breedlove run | Bluebird on Bonneville's Salt Flats. |
| o then flew around the world in her Blackburn | Bluebird, only eight weeks after completing her traini |
| ining was carried out at the Surprise and the | Bluebird open pit. |
| Bluebird patrolled the northern Atlantic until the fal | |
| Bluebird Plc. also produced the Polly Pocket toyline, | |
| Bluebird possessed no superhuman powers and used the f | |
| e entire course of his career, mainly for the | Bluebird record label. |
| Joan Merrill (released by | Bluebird Records as catalog number 11574) |
| In 1943, he signed with | Bluebird Records and recorded with 'The Honeydrippers' |
| estra (recorded January 20, 1939, released by | Bluebird Records as catalog number 10119A, with the fl |
| It was released by | Bluebird Records as catalog number B 11450A (in USA) a |
| hestra (recorded October 5, 1941, released by | Bluebird Records as catalog number 11327, with the fli |
| Eberle; recorded April 28, 1940, released by | Bluebird Records as catalog number 10745A, with the fl |
| essee Ramblers made their first recording for | Bluebird Records in 1935, they had added bassist Fred |
| Swingin' Through the Night, | Bluebird Records, distributed by BMG Music (2002) |
| In the 1940s she recorded as a leder for | Bluebird Records, with sidemen such as Lester Young, B |
| 5, Almeida and Martinez recorded a single for | Bluebird Records, "La Chicharronera" b/w "El Troconal" |
| From 1936 they recorded for | Bluebird Records, both under their own name in English |
| They recorded together again in 1935 for | Bluebird Records, by which time they were living in Gr |
| In 1939, he won a recording contract with | Bluebird Records, and released his version of "Boogie |
| t had recorded some 25 78s for RCA Victor and | Bluebird Records, as well as two for Dominion, featuri |
| da made more records, this time recording for | Bluebird Records. |
| They recorded their first record in 1929 with | Bluebird Records. |
| 33 they were on the radio and signed with RCA | Bluebird Records. |
| ded with Little Brother Montgomery in 1935 on | Bluebird Records. |
| RCA | Bluebird released the song as a 78 rpm single in 1941 |
| The duo would record extensively for | Bluebird, releasing some 60 additional singles for the |
| Bluebird remains active as a jazz label in the CD era. | |
| ide "Round and Round," part of the Children's | Bluebird Series |
| Bluebird service 154 stops nearby on Heys Road, which | |
| Bluebird service 154 also stops at Crumpsall running t | |
| Bu-val service 484 to Eccles and | Bluebird service 495 to the nearby Tesco stops outside |
| On 5 May 1954, however, | Bluebird stood out of San Diego bound for Charleston, |
| On joining the | Bluebird team, Woppit acquired a miniature of their "B |
| This was preceded by a June 20 show at the | Bluebird Theater in Denver. |
| titled debut album on February 4, 2011 at the | Bluebird Theater in Denver. |
| company from 1973, and then in 1980 founding | Bluebird Toys, makers of the Big Yellow Teapot House, |
| lass" consisted of Alfa Romeo Alfetta, Datsun | Bluebird turbo, Ford Capri, Ford Escort, Isuzu Gemini, |
| i, Mitsubishi Colt, Mitsubishi Lancer, Nissan | Bluebird Turbo, Toyota Celica, Toyota Corolla, Triumph |
| Shortly after Star Elk's attempt to shame | Bluebird, visitors arrive from a nearby camp circle an |
| ind Squire Turner" for the Paramount, Victor, | Bluebird, Vocalion and Decca labels. |
| Bluebird was decommissioned on 12 January 1945, and he | |
| Bluebird was an Emmylou Harris album from 1989, which | |
| enwitha, not knowing the true identity of the | bluebird, welcomed Sosondowah as a sign of Spring. |
| The Falcon and | Bluebird were used in a commercial flying business he |
| Nutting built the body for Malcolm Campbell's | Bluebird world speed record car. |
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