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| and roll version by singer Steve Lawrence (with | Dick Jacobs conducting the orchestra) also became a |
| of Jackie's cousin Billy Davis, and produced by | Dick Jacobs, the song is one of the classics of rock |
| It was also recorded by Dinah Shore, | Dick Jacobs, Nat King Cole, Earl Grant and David Car |
| d by Buddy Holly with the orchestral backing by | Dick Jacobs. |
| DJM is an abbreviation of | Dick James Music. |
| Dick James (1948) | |
| BC Radio on such programs as Worker's Playtime, | Dick James decided to resume his career as a solo vo |
| of the DJM name as uniquely associated with the | Dick James label appears to have been lost, assuming |
| For the American football player, see | Dick James (American football). |
| versions of the song have also been recorded by | Dick James and Gary Miller. |
| n behalf of the songwriters, publishing company | Dick James Music sued George Michael for plagiarism |
| elped him to get studio time to record demos at | Dick James' studio, where he worked as an engineer. |
| DJM Records was the record label of | Dick James, distributed by Pye Records in the UK and |
| al members were Marie Benson, Fred Datchler and | Dick James. |
| ith the labor of his five sons and two nephews, | Dick Jarrell completed a second home, fit for his la |
| In 1974, | Dick Jarrell's nine surviving adult children donated |
| Dick Jasiewicz won a cap for Great Britain while at | |
| !); Efren Reyes, Thomas Engert, Dennis Orcollo, | Dick Jaspers |
| on Championship organized by the BWA by besting | Dick Jaspers. |
| On January 24, | Dick Jauron was named head coach. |
| osted a 6-10 record under first year head coach | Dick Jauron who replaced Dave Wannstedt. |
| After | Dick Jauron intercepted a Jeb Blount pass, Danielson |
| ook over the coaching duties after former coach | Dick Jauron was fired. |
| , Robert Maynard Hutchins, Charles Edward Ives, | Dick Jauron, Rasheed Khalidi, Lewis Lehrman, Douglas |
| istant o-line coach for the Buffalo Bills under | Dick Jauron. |
| the head coach of the Detroit Lions, replacing | Dick Jauron. |
| ed a disappointing 5-11 record under head coach | Dick Jauron. |
| The cast included Dorothy Dickson as | Dick, Jean Adrienne as Alice, Roy Barbour as Alderma |
| "He Knows You Know" ( | Dick, Jelliman, Kelly, Minnett, Pointer, Rothery, Tr |
| President: | Dick Jemison |
| Dick Jensen (09 April 1942 - 21 June 2006), was a li | |
| ng (Don Hall, Jack Jackson, Bob Weatherford and | Dick Jensen, sound editors), Film Sound Mixing (Theo |
| 1972 PL Ronny Dyson "One Man Band" (LP) 1972 PL | Dick Jenson "Dick Jenson" (LP) 1973 PL/AC The True R |
| He often clashed with Arizona swimming coach | Dick Jochums, who was regarded as a hard taskmaster. |
| Fastest Lap - #17 | Dick Johnson - 2:19.12 |
| Dick Johnson (December 1, 1925 - January 10, 2010) w | |
| With | Dick Johnson and Peter Brock only twice failing to t |
| Fastest Lap - #17 | Dick Johnson - 2:22.2 |
| iver Jonathon Webb ended their association with | Dick Johnson Racing to run the team separately with |
| Fastest Lap - #17 | Dick Johnson - 2:14.1458 |
| James Courtney won the Drivers Championship for | Dick Johnson Racing by 86 points from Triple Eight R |
| Dick Johnson as Male News Anchor | |
| Pole Position - #17 | Dick Johnson - 1:11.9 |
| After two years domination by | Dick Johnson Racings Ford Sierras, 1990 was to prove |
| 'rock incident' that befell touring car driver | Dick Johnson at the 1980 Bathurst 1000. |
| Pole Position - #17 | Dick Johnson - 1:47.59 |
| Fastest Lap - #18 | Dick Johnson - 1:50.28 |
| In 1986 Abate was hired by | Dick Johnson to be the tenor in the Artie Shaw Band. |
| career was engineering the winning Falcon with | Dick Johnson Racing at Bathurst in 1994. |
| cond in both races was leading Ford competitor, | Dick Johnson Racing's James Courtney. |
| e previous two seasons with the Ford Sierras of | Dick Johnson Racing team mates Dick Johnson (winner |
| end of the second leg qualifying which saw the | Dick Johnson Racing Falcon excluded from the second |
| ngineering and Jim Beam joining forces with the | Dick Johnson Racing team. |
| The Ford Falcon of | Dick Johnson and John French were leading the race a |
| e remaining two rounds of the series was won by | Dick Johnson Racing Ford driver Andrew Thompson won |
| n for whom Puccini created the leading roles of | Dick Johnson and Minnie. |
| national Raceway after seven rounds, was won by | Dick Johnson driving a Ford XE Falcon . |
| Dick Johnson's Ford Falcon | |
| ur driver showdown again Ford Sierra threesome, | Dick Johnson, Peter Brock and Colin Bond. |
| Australian Touring Car Championship, was won by | Dick Johnson, driving a Ford XD Falcon. |
| anger), Phil Wilson, Ray Santisi, Greg Hopkins, | Dick Johnson, Charlie Mariano, Michael Gibbs, John L |
| Paris Opera as Puccini's Minnie with Caruso as | DIck Johnson. |
| Cabinet ministers, including Treasurer | Dick Johnston and Education Minister Jim Dinning, be |
| Richard Davis ( | Dick) Johnstone (born June 23, 1936 in Invercargill, |
| From 1959 | Dick Joice presented Anglia's weekly Farming Diary a |
| Bygones was presented by | Dick Joice from 1967 until his retirement in 1987 wh |
| the former assistant of the original presenter | Dick Joice, and Wendy Hurrell. |
| Dick joined the army and was a veteran of World War | |
| Dick Jol started as a footballer and played several | |
| Dick Jol (born 29 March 1956 in Scheveningen, Zuid-H | |
| The '45 team was composed of | Dick Joliffe, Jerry Ypma, Frank Martin, Bill Carey, |
| legal forward pass, and then denying Welsh wing | Dick Jones a winning try. |
| Willes as Ansonia, Ralph Clanton as a general, | Dick Jones as Ned Underwood, Otto Aldis as Mueller a |
| In 2000, | Dick Jones was named one of the Disney Legends. |
| e-truck freight company in Powell, the original | Dick Jones Trucking. |
| I've Got No Strings (Pinocchio) - ( | Dick Jones) |
| Now billed as | Dick Jones, the handsome young man starred as Dick W |
| Piano: Milt Raskin, Howard Smith, Joe Bushkin, | Dick Jones, Paul Mitchell |
| the general election, Tomei defeated Republican | Dick Jones. |
| Referee: | Dick Jorgensen |
| Dick Joyce (Holy Cross) | |
| Dick Joyce (born 1 May 1946 in Wellington, New Zeala | |
| He teamed with | Dick Joyce, Tony Hurt, John Hunter, Lindsay Wilson, |
| e 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich he teamed with | Dick Joyce, Wybo Veldman, John Hunter, Lindsay Wilso |
| won the Gold medal in the coxed four along with | Dick Joyce, Dudley Storey, Warren Cole and Simon Dic |
| won the Gold medal in the coxed four along with | Dick Joyce, Dudley Storey, Ross Collinge and Warren |
| major leaguers included pitchers Alan Closter, | Dick Joyce, and Chuck Dobson; catchers Jim Hibbs and |
| e 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich he teamed with | Dick Joyce, Wybo Veldman, Tony Hurt, Lindsay Wilson, |
| e 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich he teamed with | Dick Joyce, Wybo Veldman, John Hunter, Lindsay Wilso |
| He teamed with | Dick Joyce, Wybo Veldman, John Hunter, Lindsay Wilso |
| e 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich he teamed with | Dick Joyce, Wybo Veldman, John Hunter, Tony Hurt, At |
| e 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich he teamed with | Dick Joyce, Tony Hurt, Wybo Veldman, John Hunter, Li |
| Other bandleaders she worked for were | Dick Jurgens and Freddy Martin. |
| is Orchestra, Bob Howard and His Orchestra, and | Dick Jurgens and His Orchestra with vocalist Eddy Ho |
| f I Knew Then (What I Know Now)" (Eddie Howard, | Dick Jurgens) - 2:33 |
| Brauer); | Dick Kallman (Eddie); and Barbara Jo Allen (Mrs. |
| Dick Katcher Award: Trent Zenkewicz | |
| Dick Katcher Award: Alan Branch | |
| Leo Smit, | Dick Kattenburg, Daniel Belinfante and Rosy Wertheim |
| Dick Katz - electric piano (track 3) | |
| rd label, founded in 1966 by Orrin Keepnews and | Dick Katz in New York City. |
| Johnny Claes, Eric Winstone, Lauderic Caton and | Dick Katz, became a founder member of the Ray Elling |
| Watkins, Joe Puma, Oscar Pettiford, Gigi Gryce, | Dick Katz, Percy Heath, and Kenny Clarke. |
| Atlantic Records in 1962 (featuring John Lewis, | Dick Katz, Phil Woods, Jim Hall, Richard Davis, and |
| Blake, Johnny Claes, Bertie King, Harry Parry, | Dick Katz, and Coleridge Goode. |
| one Records in 1966 with a new partner, pianist | Dick Katz. |
| her famous Princeton athletes, Bill Bradley and | Dick Kazmaier. |
| for the first game against Scotland, along with | Dick Kedzlie, Richard Powell and Swansea team-mates |
| Architect | Dick Keith designed the old California mission style |
| fter the close of the -- closing argument where | Dick Kelley -- the judge inappropriately informed th |
| "Pseudo-silk Kimono" ( | Dick, Kelly, Mosley, Rothery, Trewavas) - 2:53 |
| "Fugazi" ( | Dick, Kelly, Mosley, Rothery, Trewavas) - 8:15 |
| "The Last Straw" ( | Dick, Kelly, Mosley, Rothery, Trewavas) - 6:13 |
| "Charting The Single" ( | Dick, Kelly, Pointer, Rothery, Trewavas) - 5:22 |
| "Three Boats Down from the Candy" ( | Dick, Kelly, Minnett, Pointer, Rothery, Trewavas) - |
| "Incubus" ( | Dick, Kelly, Rothery, Trewavas) - 8:56 |
| "Assassing" ( | Dick, Kelly, Mosley, Rothery, Trewavas) - 7:29 |
| "Lady Nina (extended mix)" ( | Dick, Kelly, Mosley, Rothery, Trewavas) - 5:47 |
| "Market Square Heroes" ( | Dick, Kelly, Minnitt, Pointer, Rothery, Trewavas) - |
| Dick Kelsey is a Republican member of the Kansas Sen | |
| State Senator | Dick Kelsey also ran for the nomination, but ended h |
| For the art director, see | Dick Kelsey. |
| Announcers included Big John Evans, | Dick Kemp (The Wild Child), Luckey Cordell, Bruce Br |
| Van den Berg then hired Bert Heerink (vocals), | Dick Kemper (bass), and Jos Zoomer (drums). |
| additional single motor cars were ordered from | Dick, Kerr & Co. of Preston in 1899 for single carri |
| The women were paid 10 shillings a game by | Dick, Kerr & Co. to cover their expenses. |
| n Tramways Company operated 25 Merryweather and | Dick, Kerr steam engines hauling long-wheelbase Falc |
| The equipment was provided by | Dick, Kerr & Co. of Preston, which was developing it |
| re retiring, but not before playing against the | Dick, Kerr Lady Soccer Team. |
| The | Dick, Kerr Ladies went on to tour France, playing ag |
| rey sub-contracted the building of the first to | Dick, Kerr & Co. of Lytham St. Annes. |
| f the factory in an informal game, the women of | Dick, Kerr's formed a team, under the management of |
| reaking into the first team and was playing for | Dick Kerr's XI when he signed for Blackburn Rovers i |
| former club Preston North End, and trainer with | Dick, Kerr's Ladies, before finishing his football c |
| ron and historian Barbara Jacobs, author of The | Dick, Kerr's Ladies. |
| It was there she spotted and recruited into the | Dick, Kerr's Ladies for a job in the Dick, Kerr & Co |
| The women's team | Dick, Kerr's Ladies also played at Deepdale, often b |
| and returned to non-league football, first with | Dick Kerr's XI and then with Chorley. |
| Mitchell played football for the | Dick, Kerr's works team before joining Skelmersdale |
| d "fairy" cracks and lame-o lines like "Suck my | dick, kid, like your daddy did" and "You're a fag an |
| Dick Kimball (talk) 13:17, 16 April 2008 (UTC) | |
| His father is | Dick Kimball, who coached nine divers to Olympic med |
| Indiana University and began diving under coach | Dick Kimball. |
| Dick King rides his horse ride from Durban to Graham | |
| ooks, cite Coalpit Heath as the setting for the | Dick King Smith children's book The Sheep-Pig, later |
| Dick King, Potawatomi, photographed in 1928 on Parry | |
| The children's novel Sophie's Tom by | Dick King-Smith features a black cat, who the protag |
| ks including Sue Townsend's The Queen and I and | Dick King-Smith's H.Prince, but is arguably best kno |
| , Nick Hornby, Julian Baggini, Claudia Hammond, | Dick King-Smith, Roger McGough, Brian Patten, David |
| tition in the race against the incumbent mayor, | Dick Kirkland, and veteran councillor, Janice Robson |
| Currently | Dick Knight resides in Redmond, Washington with his |
| In 1984, | Dick Knight and Dr. Mark Dedomenico founded Professi |
| Dick Kniss - bass | |
| "Summer" (Denver, Mike Taylor, | Dick Kniss) - 3:02 |
| d thriving European city is because of the work | Dick Knowles did.". |
| an Kew (XeTeX) deliberately modeled TeXworks on | Dick Koch's award-winning application software TeXSh |
| Ami Clement, Ted Dent, Zenon Ferley, Jack Fox, | Dick Kowcinak, Pete Langelle, Lucien Martel, Johnny |
| ong Mike Blyzka, Billy Hunter, Darrell Johnson, | Dick Kryhoski, Don Larsen and Bob Turley to the Yank |
| r after solo shots belted by Clint Courtney and | Dick Kryhoski. |
| tello, Colin Suggett, Jeff Astle, Asa Hartford ( | Dick Krzywicki), Bobby Hope. |
| tch and was sent off in the replay for punching | Dick Krzywicki. |
| Dick Kuchen is an American basketball coach. | |
| Film cameraman was | Dick Kursa, Film Editor was John Rosser and Producer |
| Dick La Reno - Old Man Simpson | |
| Dick La Reno - Bit Role (uncredited) | |
| Dick La Reno - Sheriff Simpel | |
| Dick La Reno .... Colonel Sears | |
| Louis Blues in exchange for Joe Micheletti and | Dick Lamby. |
| Dick Lamm, former Governor of Colorado | |
| Wally Rose, clarinetist Bob Helm, banjo player | Dick Lammi, and tubaist Bob Short. |
| Scobey; trombonist Turk Murphy; tubist/bassist | Dick Lammi; and Watters himself. |
| Dick LaPalm, a record promoter for Nat Cole, Peggy L | |
| election, Turner defeated incumbent Republican | Dick LaRossa, making him the only Republican Senator |
| This final chapter, which | Dick later expressed disapproval over, was not inclu |
| He was the 1973 recipient (with | Dick Lathwell and Roger Moore) of the Grace Murray H |
| Dick Latvala - tape archivist | |
| Tape archivist - | Dick Latvala |
| On 27 September 1867 Sir Thomas North | Dick Lauder was served heir to his father Sir John D |
| ber 7, 1785, and their son and heir, Sir Thomas | Dick Lauder |
| ) Charlotte (1818-1848), daughter of Sir Thomas | Dick Lauder of Fountainhall, 7th Bt. |
| Sir Thomas North | Dick Lauder of Fountainhall, 9th Baronet (28 April 1 |
| wife, Charlotte Gordon, daughter of Sir Thomas | Dick Lauder, Bart., and has issue two sons and one d |
| th writer and fellow amateur artist, Sir Thomas | Dick Lauder, and such was Thomsons reputation that i |
| es of Scotland, a post later held by Sir Thomas | Dick Lauder, Bt. |
| Sir George Andrew | Dick Lauder, 12th Baronet, of the Fountainhall creat |
| and, only child of Sir George William Dalrymple | Dick Lauder, 10th Baronet (d.1936) by his spouse Jan |
| For the writer, see Thomas | Dick Lauder. |
| hat Mr. Eddy is actually a porno producer named | Dick Laurent and he forced her to do the tapes. |
| tely, before transferring his mind with that of | Dick, Laurience strangled Clayton, who was inhabitin |
| Richard ( | Dick) Lawrence Leonard (born 12 December 1930) is a |
| Astronaut Bob Crippen examines | Dick Lawyer's MOL spacesuit. |
| Richard ' | Dick' Leafe (born 1891) was a professional footballe |
| d traders like Victor Haghani, Larry Hilibrand, | Dick Leahy, Arjun Krishnamachar and Eric Rosenfeld. |
| nuary 1967 with the help of the music publisher | Dick Leahy. |
| Dick leaves with Nora while Frances's mother, Harrie | |
| First year Head Coach Marvin Lewis,who replaces | Dick LeBeau who was fired following the 2002 season |
| This resulted in the Bengals firing | Dick LeBeau and replacing him with Marvin Lewis. |
| In 1985 they dropped from 13th to 22nd but | Dick LeBeau's zone blitz scheme was doing very well. |
| ated by longtime Steelers defensive coordinator | Dick LeBeau, which the team has used since LeBeau fi |
| Dick LeBeau, Defensive Coordinator and Head Coach, D | |
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