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| Bob Saunders is the current Offensive Assistant for | |
| December 16, 1948: | Bob Savage was selected off waivers from the Athlet |
| Bob Sawyer - Ben Allen's friend and fellow student | |
| the Philadelphia Phillies for Chuck McElroy and | Bob Scanlan. |
| Bob Scarpitto was an American college and professio | |
| bramoff to pay for the trip of then-Congressman | Bob Schaffer to visit the island. |
| Bob Schaper - engineer | |
| rred Rose Marie, Lindy Doherty, Jack Albertson, | Bob Scheerer and Ted "Sport" Morgan. |
| He was succeeded by | Bob Scheffing. |
| Washington quarterback | Bob Schloredt and halfback George Fleming would be |
| Queen Anne Front ( | Bob Schmertz) 3:30 |
| and | Bob Schmidt hitting .129. |
| Bob Schmidt | |
| Principal: | Bob Schnebeck |
| Bob Schneider with Lonelyland: "Tumblin' Dice" (Sch | |
| • 2008-09: Best Blue Grass Band, | Bob Schneider's Texas Bluegrass Massacre |
| Bob Schnieders - Liner Notes, Coordination, Researc | |
| Bob Schott as Weird Willy | |
| Thorg - | Bob Schott |
| District 39: | Bob Schroeder (R, Washington Township) and Charlott |
| He endorsed | Bob Schroeder, a Washington Township councilmember, |
| he Pirates to the Chicago Cubs for Toby Atwell, | Bob Schultz, Preston Ward, George Freese, Bob Addis |
| June 4, 1953: Toby Atwell, | Bob Schultz, Preston Ward, George Freese, Bob Addis |
| Additionally, he has released recordings as | Bob Schulz & His Chicago Rhythm Kings, Bob Hirsch & |
| In 1979, horn man | Bob Schulz began an eight-year stint with the band. |
| He went on to lead the | Bob Schulz's Frisco Jazz Band, and has put out 6 st |
| Then-Bernalillo County District Attorney | Bob Schwartz was critical of Wilson's handling of t |
| Bob Scobey (December 9, 1916 - June 12, 1963) was a | |
| He played with | Bob Scobey (1950-53) and then with Kid Ory's Creole |
| 1949 he was leading his own band under the name | Bob Scobey's Frisco Band. |
| recording of the song on 19 February, 1957 with | Bob Scobey's Frisco Jazz Band. |
| with him were trombonist Turk Murphy, trumpeter | Bob Scobey, clarinetist Bob Helm, and pianist Wally |
| Bob Scobie - Louis McLeod | |
| Bob Scott | |
| Bob Scott participated in 3 World Championship race | |
| Umpire - | Bob Scott |
| The | Bob Scott Story. |
| Bob Scott (October 4, 1928 Watsonville, California | |
| er Manchester Visual Arts Trust, chaired by Sir | Bob Scott. |
| The newsletter and website editor is Professor | Bob Scott. |
| In 1968, | Bob Seagren participated in his first Olympic Games |
| Bob Seagren, who won the pole vault gold at Mexico | |
| "How Many Days Have Passed" ( | Bob Seal) 2:24 |
| "With All in Mind" ( | Bob Seal) 2:58 |
| "They Who Have Nothing" ( | Bob Seal) 2:34 |
| Bob Seamount was born in Green River, Utah. | |
| Bob Searles - LP illustration | |
| years Gould left the group, replaced by a young | Bob Sedergreen. |
| Bob Seger - acoustic guitar, guitar, piano, electri | |
| Bob Seger | |
| The acoustic gutair intro samples the | Bob Seger song, You'll Accomp'ny Me. |
| Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band: "Old Time Roc | |
| Turn the Page ( | Bob Seger cover) |
| Bob Seger sings a duet with lead singer, Brad Arnol | |
| Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band - May 3, 2011 | |
| "East Side Story" is an early | Bob Seger single. |
| ller Band, "The Rock", Chrysalis Records 1975), | Bob Seger (countless interviews, Capitol Records Pu |
| The | Bob Seger System synched to this song on a '60s tv |
| concert with many various bands long after the | Bob Seger System disbanded. |
| "Shakedown" - | Bob Seger |
| Bob Seger - Vocals on "Landing in London" | |
| is the title of a song written and recorded by | Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band. |
| Bob Seger - lead vocals | |
| "Sock it to Me, Santa" - | Bob Seger |
| Bob Seger - lead vocals, background vocals, acousti | |
| Bob Seger - lead vocals, acoustic guitar | |
| Oldaker had also worked with | Bob Seger and Eric Clapton. |
| "Living Inside My Heart" - | Bob Seger |
| In 1996 he joined | Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band for their US t |
| "We've Got Tonight" ( | Bob Seger) - 4:24 |
| We've Got Tonight - with Sheena Easton ( | Bob Seger) [3:52] |
| "Turn the Page" ( | Bob Seger) - 4:37 |
| Day On The Green #2: Steve Miller, | Bob Seger, Outlaws, Ronnie Montrose, Toby Beau Band |
| "Heartache Tonight" (Henley, Frey, | Bob Seger, Souther)- 4:35 |
| is an album by American rock singer/songwriter | Bob Seger, released in 1973 (see 1973 in music). |
| is a song written by American singer-songwriter | Bob Seger. |
| "Katmandu" is an upbeat rock and roll song by | Bob Seger. |
| Bob Seger: Backing vocals (not credited on album li | |
| Cover photo: | Bob Seidmannn |
| For the New Zealand politician, see | Bob Semple. |
| d in April 1937 by the Minister of Public Works | Bob Semple. |
| 996, the Wesson Firearms Co. name was bought by | Bob Serva, and restarted as Dan Wesson Firearms Co. |
| ghts with Wellington in the Peninsular War, and | Bob serves with Nelson at Trafalgar. |
| Voiced by: Kenji Utsumi (Japanese), | Bob Sessions (English) |
| Lawrence Gray ... | Bob Shackleforth |
| Bob Shad - producer | |
| Working as A&R men were Lee Magid, | Bob Shad, Jesse Stone and Herb Abramson. |
| Bob Shamansky, OH-12. | |
| Bob Shane - vocals, guitar | |
| Bob Shane - vocals, guitar, banjo | |
| Dave Guard, Nick Reynolds, and | Bob Shane formed the Kingston Trio in Palo Alto, Ca |
| Bob Shane - vocals, banjo, guitar | |
| The group consisted of the line up of | Bob Shane, George Grove, and Nick Reynolds. |
| "Stay Awhile" (Nick Reynolds, | Bob Shane, John Stewart) - 2:15 |
| His sister, Barbara, was mother of | Bob Shankly and Bill Shankly. |
| East St. Louis Flyers, where he was coached by | Bob Shannon. |
| James Cagney as Robert Emmett ' | Bob' Sharkey |
| Bob Shaw (baseball) | |
| orary Presidents Brian Aldiss, Harry Harrison & | Bob Shaw |
| KTVU movie critic | Bob Shaw was fond of Carney's burgers. |
| Days" is also a science fiction short story by | Bob Shaw. |
| lms Sherlock Holmes the Golden Years written by | Bob Shayne. |
| Bob Sheets | |
| James Martin as | Bob Shelby |
| "Careless Darlin'" (Tubb, | Bob Shelton, Lou Wayne) |
| ith the development of backs Ed Modzelewski and | Bob Shemonski. |
| Bob Sheppard | |
| Bob Sheppard is an American jazz saxophone player. | |
| Bob Sheppard - alto saxophone | |
| Bob Sheppard - Saxophones, Flutes | |
| ne of New York Yankees public address announcer | Bob Sheppard's favorite names to announce. |
| "Take Me out to the Ball Game"- 3:02 (featuring | Bob Sheppard) |
| r the New York Yankees and New York Giants, see | Bob Sheppard. |
| Bob Shindle, engineer | |
| From left to right: Paul, Rufus, | Bob, Shirine, Dave and Mel. |
| illon brought in two ringers, Peggy Parratt and | Bob Shiring. |
| assistance from Micah Ortega, Bret Barker, and | Bob Shively |
| neral election, he defeated Democratic opponent | Bob Shockman. |
| Bob Shook, Architectural Lighting Designer | |
| As usual, Bub shoots green bubbles, | Bob shoots blue bubbles and Bubu shoots red bubbles |
| Rev Dr Robert E. Shore-Goss, | Bob Shore-Goss is a theologian and author. |
| Rangers owner | Bob Short was looking for some sort of spark to boo |
| "Humble" | Bob Shoudt (51) of Royersford, Pennsylvania took fo |
| Main article: The Dudley and | Bob Show staff |
| Silent | Bob shows up with Bethany's bloodstained corpse. |
| Bob Shumaker - mixing | |
| Bob Siebenberg (as Bob C. Benberg) - drums | |
| Bob Siebenberg - drums and percussion | |
| Bob Siebenberg - drums, backing vocals | |
| Bob Siebenberg - drums | |
| ham's sister Vicki married Supertramp's drummer | Bob Siebenberg. |
| Bob Siebenberg: Drums, castanets, timbales, cowbell | |
| The Mariners completed the deal by sending | Bob Siegel (minors) to the Pirates on December 10. |
| corded introductions by longtime WOWO announcer | Bob Sievers, who turned 90 in August 2007. |
| Sept 21, 2005 | BOB signed MOU with China TV Production for Beijing |
| Sept 21, 2005 | BOB signed MOU with China Netcom for Beijing Olympi |
| This signature then "proves" that | Bob signed the fraudulent contract. |
| Bob Sikes Bridge (commonly the "Pensacola Beach Bri | |
| She defeated former Mayor | Bob Simcock in the 2010 New Zealand local governmen |
| as deputy mayor and former Member of Parliament | Bob Simcock. |
| Fight sequences staged by | Bob Simmons |
| Bob Simmons (born June 13, 1948) is a former Americ | |
| Bob Simmons, Tackle, Consensus All-American | |
| The company is headed by paleontologist | Bob Simon. |
| Her husband, | Bob Simpson also served as mayor from 1974-1983. |
| Bob Simpson - engineer | |
| Sound engineer was | Bob Simpson and the tape editor was Ben Jordan. |
| Its MLA is | Bob Simpson. |
| Now, I've been playing with | Bob since I was five years old. |
| Station eventually sold to | Bob Sinclair of Sinclair Communications. |
| Jamaica is the eight studio album by French DJ | Bob Sinclar album released in 2010, on Yellow Produ |
| Paradise is the debut album by French DJ | Bob Sinclar album released on May 30, 1998, on Yell |
| Soundz of Freedom is a | Bob Sinclar album released on May 21, 2007, on Tomm |
| "1er Gaou" ( | Bob Sinclar le bisou edit) - 3:04 |
| as | Bob Sinclar |
| "Little L" ( | Bob Sinclar Remix) - 7:27 |
| "Love Generation" - | Bob Sinclar featuring Gary Pine |
| 2009: "New New New" (with | Bob Sinclar) (Big Ali appears only in the music vid |
| 07. Antigua ( | Bob Sinclar) |
| Onono has written material for Cicada, | Bob Sinclar, Fat Boy Slim and Natalie Imbruglia. |
| Design Supervisor: | Bob Singer |
| Sideshow | Bob sings the song in the Simpsons episode Krusty G |
| In 1986, Simon | Bob Sinister then joined the already established, C |
| Bob Sinjakovic - vocals (was replaced by Pat Lind b | |
| he 1986 Canada National Championships losing to | Bob Sinnaeve in the final. |
| e Canada National Championship in 1989, beating | Bob Sinnaeve in the final. |
| He returned a year later, beating Canada's | Bob Sinnaeve, before losing to Mike Gregory. |
| Bob Sirott is a Chicago television and radio person | |
| tt is the nephew of veteran Chicago broadcaster | Bob Sirott. |
| Robinson co-anchors WFLD's late local news with | Bob Sirott. |
| Bob Skeat - bass & acoustic brass | |
| Bob Skeat - bass | |
| (James Middleton, director; | Bob Skiba, choreographer; Barbara Weiss, music dire |
| It is the fourth of the | Bob Skinner novels. |
| Bob Slater - James George | |
| Bob Slayer | |
| The former shot putter started pushing | bob sleighs in 1977 for pilot Horst Bernhard. |
| Bob Smiley is an American Christian comedian and au | |
| In 1986 he was appointed Chairman of the | Bob Smith for Senate Committee. |
| June 13, 1959: | Bob Smith was selected off waivers from the Pirates |
| While working with the group, he met "Buffalo" | Bob Smith who offered him the role on the Howdy Doo |
| May 4, 1959: | Bob Smith was traded by the Cubs to the Cleveland I |
| January 8, 1938: | Bob Smith was released by the Bees. |
| July 31, 1933: | Bob Smith was selected off waivers by the Braves fr |
| Harry Carey - | Bob Smith |
| Prior to 1951 season: | Bob Smith was signed as an amateur free agent by th |
| July 31, 1933: | Bob Smith was selected off waivers from the Reds by |
| tion was operated by Marvin Kosofsky, who hired | Bob Smith (a.k.a. |
| 3 May: | Bob Smith ends the season as Torquay's leading all- |
| Incumbent Republican/Independent U.S. Senator | Bob Smith decided to retire. |
| Bob Smith (born 1 December 1946 in Sault Ste. | |
| Bob Smith was elected to his first Senate term in N | |
| Bob Smith was given Perun's spot and the Assembly b | |
| March 9, 1959: | Bob Smith was traded by the Red Sox to the Chicago |
| of Peacock, Brent Bourgeois, Larry Tagg, Bongo | Bob Smith, Henry Robinett, and Aaron Smith. |
| became Smith Media, LLC in 2005 at the death of | Bob Smith, head of the family run organization. |
| Senator | Bob Smith, and |
| eft: Stan "Cuddles" Johnson, Fraser MacPherson, | Bob Smith, Harry James, Al Johnson, Stew Barnett. |
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