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| he track the last evident Top Ten hit by the | Carpenters on a major national chart. |
| ocery stores, a barber shop, a planing mill, | carpenters, blacksmiths, a boat building shop, doctors, |
| or of the story, is the scion of a family of | carpenters with a long tradition of boat building. |
| untain Coal Company, in 1890, he had company | carpenters build a palatial white Victorian mansion on |
| The | Carpenters recorded a version of the song and released |
| cipally from lawsuits between Brayne and his | carpenters, and also with Edward Stowers, a blacksmith |
| ditional tracks (reinvigorated covers of The | Carpenters' "Superstar" and the Dennis Yost classic "Sp |
| They were simply | carpenters, farmers and unskilled laborers seeking jobs |
| He learned the | carpenters trade, and studied law. |
| in 2005, BDA was constructed by deaf masons, | carpenters, painters, and welders from IDEA. |
| ot Street was transformed into workshops for | carpenters, painters, and seamstresses. |
| n the United Kingdom he joined the Sheffield | Carpenters Union, and rose to become their secretary. |
| He was active in the | Carpenters' Union and was an organiser of the Australia |
| : the Middle House (in the High Street), the | Carpenters' Arms and the Rose and Crown (both in Fletch |
| e a Chinese takeaway (Choy's), two pubs (The | Carpenters Arms and The Vine), a violin shop (Simon Wat |
| ctators, was brought before the Court of the | Carpenters' Company and resulted in arbitration. |
| make-up artists, actors, singers, musicians, | carpenters, ushers, and technicians. |
| ited States, American Philosophical Society, | Carpenters' Hall, and the Liberty Bell. |
| son, Hodgens was a builder, Secretary of the | Carpenters Union, and served on the Palmerston North Bo |
| achlan, Pedro the Lion, Harry Belafonte, The | Carpenters, Rockapella, and Bing Crosby. |
| oversaw construction, the unwritten code of | carpenters, masons, and citizens kept the city a well-p |
| ion that was very different from the typical | Carpenters song and is separated into two halves; a voc |
| Modern | carpenters' yardsticks are usually made to be folded fo |
| rsion had slightly different lyrics from the | Carpenters, such as the Carpenters's line "I can't laug |
| the best-selling compilation 22 Hits of the | Carpenters (promoted as a double A-side with "Top of th |
| Carpenters' star at the Hollywood Walk of Fame | |
| of the French general Moreau, is rebuilt by | carpenters from Augsburg. |
| n and skilled artisans, such as blacksmiths, | carpenters, and barbers. |
| craftsmen such as stonecutters, traditional | carpenters, glass blowers and potters who had inherited |
| It became a | Carpenters' song by being released on a Carpenters albu |
| tion of Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, | Carpenters' Hall, Christ Church and related colonial er |
| The | Carpenters At Christmas (1977) Harvey, the coffee guy |
| o his contact in Penang to send bricklayers, | carpenters and cloth merchants to Singapore. |
| vices ranging from paint, plumbers, wood and | carpenters to clothes, ATM's, restaurants and telephone |
| port are the result of the inability of some | carpenters to complete the self-supporting roofs that r |
| Bull's eye levels are used primarily by | carpenters in construction, but can also be found as fe |
| The | carpenters' union continued to conduct strikes against |
| uctive Jefferson had trained as blacksmiths, | carpenters, and coopers. |
| 1. | Carpenters District Council of Kansas City $500 |
| 4. | Carpenters District Council of Kansas City $500 |
| ugh not all fur hunters, (many were sailors, | carpenters, and craftsmen) they were the backbone of Ru |
| Acknowledging the | Carpenters' career decline, Richard Carpenter would add |
| Carpenters Bridge, Delaware | |
| The | carpenters' union disaffiliated again. |
| as, "Rainy Days and Mondays" (1971) from the | Carpenters, "I Don't Like Mondays" (1979) from the Boom |
| ich used over 400 larch trees and 20 skilled | carpenters, was done by the Green Oak Carpentry Company |
| ymon, Stevie Wonder, Melissa Manchester, The | Carpenters and Donna Summer to name a few. |
| t - doctors, policemen, engineers, teachers, | carpenters, truck drivers, lawyers, computer specialist |
| s recorded by Elvis, Olivia-Newton John, The | Carpenters, Sheena Easton, B J Thomas, Cheryl Ladd, Dio |
| d 826 workers who range from skilled manuel( | carpenters electricians etc.) to unskilled labourers.Th |
| thousand people", including the stage-hands, | carpenters, and even the cast, with his final death sce |
| Carpenters of every ship were pressed into service and | |
| he hired the first arriving bricklayers and | carpenters to expand the house, eventually turning it i |
| Top of the World - | Carpenters' Very First Television Special - 1976 |
| any has traditionally been separate from the | Carpenters' Company, for joiners attached wood using gl |
| uses of ashwood as horsewhips, wood used by | carpenters, and for spears. |
| , duties covering the costs for material and | carpenters required for its construction are brought up |
| nt number are now employed as truck drivers, | carpenters, masons, fruit sellers shop owners. |
| their feet, and craft practitioners such as | carpenters and gardeners additionally use their feet as |
| The song also earned The | Carpenters a Grammy in the category of Best Contemporar |
| The | carpenters' union had won a jurisdictional award from a |
| Sr. and Harrison's maternal grandfather were | carpenters, and Harrison credits his interest and abili |
| ch associated with the Worshipful Company of | Carpenters, which has held its annual elections in the |
| The Abbot of Regensburg sent two of his | carpenters to help in the work and the twin towers on e |
| f tents and log cabins, but soon had stores, | carpenters, a hotel, saloon, blacksmith shop, and an as |
| Steiner opened his | carpenters shop in 1944 and in the middle of the 50's, |
| Close to You was the second album by the | Carpenters, released in August 1970. |
| He was president of the Aged and Infirm | Carpenters' Asylum in 1842. |
| ters, the Officers' Mess, the gymnasium, the | carpenters' block in the grounds of Hillingdon House an |
| ransformed into a housing development called | Carpenters Close in the late 1970s / early 1980s. |
| e carved beautiful designs in stones, as the | carpenters do in wood. |
| utions in Philadelphia have held meetings in | Carpenters' Hall, including Franklin's Library Company |
| The | Carpenters - Interpretations: A 25th Anniversary Celebr |
| Carpenters Island is an Island in the Little Tennessee | |
| Today, | Carpenters' Hall is free to the public, visited annuall |
| The | Carpenters recorded it for their 1969 album, Offering. |
| The single's success indicated a drop in the | Carpenters' popularity, it being the first lead single |
| In order to promote it, The | Carpenters performed it on their television series, Mak |
| United Brotherhood of | Carpenters and Joiners Local 50 |
| ement and also in the Amalgamated Society of | Carpenters and Joiners and the Independent Labour Party |
| on Lodge of the International Brotherhood of | Carpenters and Joiners in 1913, in which he served "man |
| The desired "shipwrights, | carpenters and joiners in the Army" were refused-"on fu |
| ecoming secretary of the Industrial Union of | Carpenters and Joiners, and later president of the Coas |
| ading a chapter of the United Brotherhood of | Carpenters and Joiners. |
| Bolton branch of the Amalgamated Society of | Carpenters and Joiners. |
| became active in the Amalgamated Society of | Carpenters and Joiners. |
| , mason; Thomas Wallace and Sons, Newcastle, | carpenters and joiners; Ralph Dodds, Newcastle, plaster |
| mond, Kay Starr, Frankie Laine, Harry James, | Carpenters, Nat King Cole, Tony bennett, Glenn Miller, |
| It originated from | carpenters' tool kits containing parts for a drill, wit |
| ervice building constructed by skilled local | carpenters and laborers assisted by men employed under |
| le, with some workmen, including riggers and | carpenters, still laboring on her completion right up t |
| The song was originally recorded by The | Carpenters and later covered by Dusty Springfield, whos |
| You", which included a cover version of The | Carpenters' (They Long to Be) Close to You. |
| time-consuming job, requiring highly-skilled | carpenters to make precise cuts and toe-nail two adjoin |
| frequently heard on the station include The | Carpenters, Barry Manilow, Barbra Streisand, Bread, Car |
| were farmers, 69 laborers, 44 machinists, 31 | carpenters, 30 manufacturers, 27 painters, 15 teamsters |
| stealing provisions and taking away with him | carpenters and mariners. |
| theory that they may have been a masons' or | carpenters' signature marks. |
| oration that also yielded a hit song for The | Carpenters ("Touch Me When We're Dancing"). |
| In 1861 the Sheffield | Carpenters Union merged with the Amalgamated Society of |
| Typically, regimental | carpenters and metal workers would make large numbers o |
| e City of Dublin as a member of the Guild of | Carpenters at Michaelmas in 1816." |
| The mill was built by Wolfe Bros., | carpenters, and Mull & Fromer, masons, in 1881 at 130 W |
| ng a mating call resembling the sound of two | carpenters hammering nails, hence the name. |
| tists who have covered this song include The | Carpenters, Jack Nitzsche, Iain Matthews, The Raindrops |
| had not attended an NL game until 1940), the | Carpenters were not new to running a baseball franchise |
| "I Need to Be in Love" was also The | Carpenters' fourteenth number one on the Easy Listening |
| number one on the easy listening chart, the | Carpenters' eleventh number one on the chart. |
| songs - Nick Cave's "The Ship Song" and The | Carpenters' "Calling Occupants". |
| rovide the lyrics for many hit songs for The | Carpenters' ("Top of the World", "Only Yesterday", "Goo |
| ennsylvania Hospital and was a master of the | Carpenters' Company of Philadelphia. |
| all, were built according to plans in common | carpenters' books of the day. |
| Also in 1978 The | Carpenters' version of the Newton/Young-penned song "Sw |
| The Worshipful Company of | Carpenters is one of the Livery Companies of the City o |
| dy's "You and Me Against the World", and the | Carpenters' "We've Only Just Begun", Rainy Days and Mon |
| s with various sounds of living species, the | Carpenters' version opens with a radio DJ on a request |
| Though the | Carpenters originally opted to not release this song as |
| so been used for many years by seamstresses, | carpenters, and other craftsmen as a marking tool becau |
| Lower Boddington has a public house, the | Carpenters Arms, owned by the Hook Norton Brewery. |
| hich directly employs tradespeople including | carpenters, plumbers, painters and electricians who rep |
| work in fast food restaurants, as janitors, | carpenters, or painters. |
| The song was covered by The | Carpenters as part of their oldies sequence on their al |
| ty suggested by the chart performance of the | Carpenters' 1977 Passage album and its singles was punc |
| The | Carpenters also performed this song as part of a Bachar |
| Newton's manager, who was a friend of the | Carpenters, was playing the demo of "Sweet, Sweet Smile |
| and sea coal; 200 quarrymen; 30 smiths; and | carpenters for putting in the joists and floor boards a |
| Ironically, the | Carpenters never recorded the song "If I Were a Carpent |
| The operators are trained locksmiths, | carpenters, crime reduction advisors and fire risk asse |
| The song was recorded by the | Carpenters and released as a single in June 1978. |
| was the duo's first big hit that gained the | Carpenters international reputation for a decade. |
| inatra, and light pop such as Barry Manilow, | Carpenters, Kenny Rogers, Celine Dion and Anne Murray. |
| rom certain recordings, such as those by the | Carpenters, Walter Schumann and Air Supply, that substi |
| , where they are farmers, tamberos, farmers, | carpenters, mechanics, secretaries, accountants and oth |
| ly Just Begun, the ballad is nonetheless the | Carpenters biggest selling record worldwide, becoming t |
| Raise High the Roof-Beam, | Carpenters and Seymour: An Introduction, by J.D. Saling |
| 100, "Solitaire" became the least successful | Carpenters' single since their pre-stardom A&M debut "T |
| ing popularity at the time, it was the first | Carpenters A-side single (not counting 1971's "Bless th |
| 4 peak on the Billboard Hot 100 but gave the | Carpenters the sole C&W chart hit of their career risin |
| Carpenters were some of the first dimensional inspector | |
| a compilation album by American pop duo The | Carpenters containing some of their singles released in |
| duet between Karen and John Davidson on the | Carpenters' television special, "Music, Music, Music" i |
| was also a featured guest on several of The | Carpenters' TV specials. |
| Two | carpenters, one stonemason, one blacksmith, two cornmil |
| book was originally intended as a guide for | carpenters, masons, stonemasons, painters and blacksmit |
| t, which was built by Scotty Sloten and four | carpenters of Swedish descent from the Wind River valle |
| the Old Alresford Road in Hampshire) as his | carpenters could take in four days and nights. |
| rvants, 10 shoemakers, six shirt makers, six | carpenters, four teachers, four blacksmiths. |
| hard Carpenter admitted on a recent Japanese | Carpenters documentary that it is his favorite of all t |
| vil, together with displays of tools used by | carpenters, farmers, thatchers, and watchmakers. |
| The | Carpenters had the first recording of "(They Long to Be |
| The | Carpenters (on the album Carpenters) |
| The Institute of | Carpenters recognises the following professionals worki |
| ed to Sierra Leone, where he led a strike of | carpenters against the Sierra Leone Company. |
| e 1870s, there emerged a strong community of | carpenters in the Soukanniemi area, whose activity last |
| um Chart but the declining popularity of the | Carpenters in the U.S. prevented a release in that coun |
| The | Carpenters remixed the song for the B-side of "Calling |
| o always found unlikely inspiration from the | Carpenters, on the 1994 tribute album If I Were a Carpe |
| The song was also recorded by The | Carpenters on their 1975 album Horizon. |
| In 1978, The | Carpenters issued their Christmas Portrait album, which |
| penter and John Bettis, is a hit song by The | Carpenters from their 1973 album Now & Then. |
| Previously, the song was recorded by The | Carpenters on their album A Kind of Hush in 1976, and w |
| dentified the need to give the Navy's master | carpenters a theoretical education, particularly in mat |
| The | Carpenters, Close to You |
| Giles Shute and John Herrington served as | carpenters, according to a signed wooden panel in the s |
| The | Carpenters attempted to repopularize the song in 1976, |
| ton Tea Party, out-of-work ship builders and | carpenters came to Providence to work on the Meeting Ho |
| The last single release by the | Carpenters prior to Karen Carpenter's 4 February 1983 d |
| Ads invited listeners to listen to "The | Carpenters and Tony Bennett in Stereo on 99.3" |
| The DJ is voiced by longstanding | Carpenters' guitarist Tony Peluso, who can be seen in t |
| Ruben Studdard - Superstar (The | Carpenters), Never Too Much (Luther Vandross) |
| "There's a Kind of Hush" would remain the | Carpenters' final Top Twenty hit until 1981 when "Touch |
| was released on March 14, 1975, and was the | Carpenters' last top-ten single in the United States. |
| o named because many of the prospectors were | carpenters by trade before coming to the mine. |
| The | Carpenters were traditionally different from a fellow w |
| ar, it was purchased by a partnership of The | Carpenters Pension Trust Fund-Detroit & Vicinity and th |
| "Solitaire" did afford the | Carpenters their twelfth of their fifteen #1 Easy Liste |
| The folding | carpenters' rulers used in Scandinavia are usually equi |
| The | Carpenters' cover version was also sampled by rapper Ju |
| er, a second hit version was recorded by The | Carpenters, whose version took the song again to number |
| The | Carpenters' version was included on the duo's 1977 albu |
| Carpenters rock was named after John Carpenter, who bui | |
| Carpenters' Hall was designed by architect Robert Smith | |
| Pocock, Master of the Worshipful Company of | Carpenters, who was responsible for the design of Carpe |
| ile" is one of the few songs recorded by the | Carpenters which was chosen by Karen Carpenter rather t |
| the Beasts and Children was performed by The | Carpenters, and was featured on the B-side to their the |
| Japanese | carpenters use waterstones for sharpening. |
| wn and very heavy, considered noble by local | carpenters, also weather resistant, it presents streaks |
| On the | Carpenters' official web site, Richard Carpenter notes |
| as skilled tradespersons such as mechanics, | carpenters, or welders, and in construction. |
| ainy Days and Mondays" is a 1971 song by The | Carpenters that went to #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 cha |
| elmed and a shortage of equipment meant that | carpenters saws were used to perform amputations withou |
| drivers, railway employees, boilermakers and | carpenters which were powerful in the goldfields. |
| The Bouchers were stone masons and | carpenters, skills which were valuable in the early col |
| the Bishop collected an innumerable troop of | carpenters and within the assigned time cut down the wh |
| , so easy to apply that even non-experienced | carpenters can work with it comfortably. |
| y the mouth of the Connecticut River with 20 | carpenters and workmen. |
| "Merry Christmas, Darling" by The | Carpenters was written by Richard Carpenter & Frank Poo |
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