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| 1948: | Jack Johnson |
| Jack Johnson Morava (born 6 August 1944) is an Ameri | |
| Jack Johnson - "Times Like These" | |
| Jack Johnson graduated from Kahuku High School on th | |
| Jack Johnson and Paula Fuga at Surfrider's John Kell | |
| Jack Johnson at ACL 2004 | |
| "Opening Medley" : Theme From | Jack Johnson' / 'Speak' / That's What Happened - 15: |
| Jack Johnson, G- Love and many others. | |
| ven outscored renowned boxers John L. Sullivan, | Jack Johnson, and James J. Jefferies. |
| Jack Johnson, C (1997) | |
| s "Pick Up The Pieces", which was co-written by | Jack Johnson. |
| n compared to other artists like Dave Grohl and | Jack Johnson. |
| His hero is the historical boxing champion | Jack Johnson. |
| ter Together is a song written and performed by | Jack Johnson. |
| to artists including Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, and | Jack Johnson. |
| i based record label owned by singer-songwriter | Jack Johnson. |
| ompanied by drummer Sam Carr, and guitarist Big | Jack Johnson. |
| ormed the basis for the 1970 album A Tribute to | Jack Johnson. |
| She is the grandmother of actor | Jack Johnson. |
| But they refuse to abandon their sailboat, so | Jack joins them. |
| Jack Jones - The Gift of Love (1962) | |
| Jack Jones - I've Got a Lot of Livin' to Do (1961) | |
| Jack Jones - Shall We Dance (1961) | |
| Jack Jones - Bewitched (1964) | |
| Jack Jones - Where Love Has Gone (1964) | |
| "Wives and Lovers" by | Jack Jones - Karen shows off the new house/furniture |
| "The Race Is On" ( | Jack Jones or George Jones) - Not on the 1982 releas |
| Jack Jones Sings is an album by Pop vocalist Jack Jo | |
| Jack Jones | |
| Jack Jones - Shall We Dance? | |
| Jack Jones - Dear Heart (1965) | |
| However, the single by | Jack Jones (Kapp 0062) was a radio hit. |
| 1976: | Jack Jones |
| seball infielder previously thought to be named | Jack Jones, see Ri Jones. |
| He has arranged for | Jack Jones, Chris Farlowe, Serge Gainsbourg, Genesis |
| 3 March - | Jack Jones, Welsh international rugby player (died 1 |
| Tuesday Night - Kym Chapman, | Jack Jones, Rosie Saracino, And Jason Shepherd With |
| He has done numerous arrangements for singer | Jack Jones. |
| Mixing - | Jack Joseph Puig |
| d Goodreau, J.T., Steve McMillan, John Potoker, | Jack Joseph Puig |
| Mixed by | Jack Joseph Puig |
| Jack Joseph Puig: Mixer | |
| Engineer: | Jack Joseph Puig, Jim Baird, Kevin Burns, Gene Eiche |
| Produced by Steve Perry and | Jack Joseph Puig |
| Jack Joseph Puig - engineer | |
| Jack Joseph Puig - mixing | |
| Engineer: | Jack Joseph Puig, Brown Bannister |
| It became known as the | Jack Jouett Junior Annex and served as an over-flow |
| Recently, | Jack Jouett Middle School was redistricted so that i |
| Jack Jourdan - The trainer | |
| Ian | Jack, journalist & writer |
| Fruchtman, | Jack, Jr. (ed.) |
| By 1971, | Jack, Jr. was General Manager of Texas Distributors, |
| After | Jack's playing career ended, he and his wife settled |
| Danny Cooksey as | Jack Jr. |
| Jack Judge's parents were Irish, from County Mayo. | |
| Jack jump over | |
| Jump | Jack Jump! (Specialty 1955-1959 / Ace 1993) |
| Jack jumped into the East River to help his sister K | |
| e of bull ant, which means it could be called a | jack jumper. |
| "A real band" [Just | Jack, June 2009] |
| Jack just started to shout. | |
| "Man Piaba" (Harry Belafonte, | Jack K. Rollins) |
| Jack Kachkar (b. | |
| Stories were illustrated by Davis, Will Elder, | Jack Kamen, Joe Orlando, Basil Wolverton and Wally W |
| ein, Wally Wood, Johnny Craig, George Evans and | Jack Kamen. |
| Jack Kane led the show's music while Don Gillies ser | |
| nada Hit-Parade and later became the singer for | Jack Kane's Orchestra on the Jack Kane Show, Music M |
| Jack Kao as Jinlun Fawang | |
| The script was adapted by E. | Jack Kaplan and Cheryl Gard. |
| Police Chief (Mike Monty) goes after | Jack Kaplan after he is wrongly suspected of killing |
| is the sidekick of Police Chief, out to capture | Jack Kaplan. |
| She bumps into | Jack, Katharine and Trask in the lobby. |
| For the artist, see | Jack Katz (artist). |
| The series was produced by Nielsen-Ferns and | Jack Kaufman, Ltd. |
| The Hilo Longshoremen led by | Jack Kawano began unified strikes in the 1930s. |
| His managers were | Jack Kearns, Dan McKetrick, and Fred Pearl. |
| His supposed accomplice, | Jack Keaton, was set free and, on Dula's word, Melto |
| Cover design by Ezra | Jack Keats. |
| Jack Keddie is a former Australian rules footballer | |
| Jack Keddie's statistics from AFL Tables | |
| Jack keeps Nina in restraints but leaves her with am | |
| Jack Kehler - Elliot Fisher | |
| Jack Kehler - Love Liza | |
| Jack Kehler as Doc Shelby | |
| Frank Szymanski - | Jack Kehler |
| Jack Keir is a politician in the province of New Bru | |
| row: cabinet ministers Nathalie Normandeau and | Jack Keir. |
| "He's Got My Sympathy" (Gerry Goffin, | Jack Keller) - 2:07 |
| st and Only Lover" (Artie Kaplan, Paul Kaufman, | Jack Keller) - 2:25 |
| uch of Your Love" (James Best, Craig Bickhardt, | Jack Keller) - 5:11 |
| "Bewitched" (Howard Greenfield, | Jack Keller) |
| "Hold On Girl" (Slow version) ( | Jack Keller, Ben Raleigh, & Billy Carr) |
| is a 1962 song written by Howard Greenfield and | Jack Keller. |
| Jack Kelly as Sandy | |
| USRowing posthumously bestowed the | Jack Kelly Award on Sudduth, which is given to outst |
| Someone named | Jack Kelly played rugby league for Wests, and North |
| Jack Kelly is a Republican Councilman-at-Large on th | |
| Starring | Jack Kelly and Roger Moore!" |
| is a Cold War-era drama short subject starring | Jack Kelly and Jeanne Cooper. |
| Jack Kelly - Sunday Breakfast | |
| Jack Kelly - drums | |
| Jack Kelly - Drums | |
| Jack Kelly ... John Behan | |
| "Once And For All" - | Jack Kelly, Bryan Denton, David Jacobs, Les Jacobs, |
| Jack Kelly: Drums | |
| John Archer .... | Jack Kelman |
| Jack Kelvin Paff (born 11 May 1938) is a former Aust | |
| Jack Kemp and Ethel Kennedy each hosted several show | |
| It was last represented by | Jack Kemp who was redistricted into the 31st Distric |
| Utah were pledged to and voted for Bob Dole and | Jack Kemp. |
| North, Richard Gephardt, Geraldine Ferraro, and | Jack Kemp. |
| Jack Kennedy as Gilligan | |
| Sam Chew, Jr. ... | Jack Kennedy |
| I have as much experience in the Congress as | Jack Kennedy did when he sought the presidency. |
| Jack Kennedy as Mike - Train Engineer | |
| Jack Kennedy - Eddie, captain | |
| East Mississippi Community College has had one | Jack Kent Cooke Scholar. |
| In 1965, | Jack Kent Cooke purchased the Rochester system and o |
| Jack Kent Cooke (1912-1997), businessman and owner o | |
| He is also a recipient of the prestigious | Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Scholarship. |
| The Last Mogul: The Unauthorized Biography of | Jack Kent Cooke (1992) |
| later sold the team in 1965 to Canadian magnate | Jack Kent Cooke. |
| For the novel, see | Jack Kerley. |
| Readings by | Jack Kerouac on the Beat Generation is the American |
| Todd Rotondi as | Jack Kerouac |
| Actress Bette Davis and the writer | Jack Kerouac were born in Lowell. |
| A street sign of | Jack Kerouac Alley |
| "Hey | Jack Kerouac" (Buck, Merchant) - 3:27 |
| f consciousness writing style is reminiscent of | Jack Kerouac's On The Road. |
| Cannastra also appears as Finistra in | Jack Kerouac's Book of Dreams (1961). |
| "Old Western Movies" - 6:42 ( | Jack Kerouac) |
| "American Haikus" - 10:01 ( | Jack Kerouac) |
| ms from the Unpublished Book of Blues" - 14:08 ( | Jack Kerouac) |
| "The Last Hotel/Some of the Dharma" - 3:49 ( | Jack Kerouac) |
| "Hard Hearted Old Farmer" - 2:13 ( | Jack Kerouac) |
| For the novel by | Jack Kerouac, see Desolation Angels (novel). |
| The alley is named after | Jack Kerouac, a Beat Generation writer who used to h |
| cosia is probably best known as a biographer of | Jack Kerouac. |
| He took his name from On The Road, the novel by | Jack Kerouac. |
| 28 December: | Jack Kerr, cricketer |
| ity Grammar and Prep was established in 1995 by | Jack Kersting, Tony Ryan and others. |
| Al Pacino as Dr. | Jack Kevorkian |
| Jack Kidd is a former association football player wh | |
| In 1978, student | Jack Kidder made his way onto the football field upo |
| Jack Kidney (harmonica, saxophone, guitar, keyboards | |
| a few months after the key findings of inventor | Jack Kilby. |
| f Congress houses the majority of the papers of | Jack Kilby. |
| Clint Walker ... Whistling | Jack Kileen |
| Trouble in Mind (novella also featuring | Jack Kiley) (2007) |
| Jack Killed Jill -"You Don't Own Me" | |
| David Naughton as | Jack Kincaid |
| It was directed by Friz Freleng and animated by | Jack King and Robert McKimson. |
| The short was directed by | Jack King and scripted by Carl Barks. |
| Jack King is a pseudonym for an author of spy thrill | |
| It was animated by | Jack King and Ben Clopton. |
| "How Am I to Know?" ( | Jack King, Dorothy Parker) - 2:51 |
| Rep. | Jack Kingston (GA) |
| For the United States politician, see | Jack Kingston. |
| The character was created by Stan Lee and | Jack Kirby in Journey into Mystery #86 (November, 19 |
| he Sundance Kid #1-2 (June-July 1971) contained | Jack Kirby Western reprints from Bullseye #2-3 (Oct. |
| Cover art by | Jack Kirby & Joe Simon |
| For others of the same name, see | Jack Kirby (disambiguation). |
| Jack Kirby was a player in the National Football Lea | |
| In | Jack Kirby's TeenAgents #3, in the Secret City Saga |
| With Interzone, he recorded Requiem for | Jack Kirby, a tribute to the great comic book artist |
| This game was dedicated to the memory of | Jack Kirby, with character artwork based on his old |
| He is created by Stan Lee, | Jack Kirby, Don Heck and Larry Lieber. |
| It's subjects were | Jack Kirby, Don Heck, Dick Ayers, John Severin, and |
| Created by Stan Lee and | Jack Kirby, she first appeared in The Fantastic Four |
| and were created by Stan Lee and | Jack Kirby. |
| worked for Fox Publications with Joe Simon and | Jack Kirby. |
| 1966), and was created by Stan Lee and | Jack Kirby. |
| It was a collaboration between Joe Simon and | Jack Kirby. |
| Jack Kirk as Sheriff Praskins | |
| Jack Kirk as Sheriff Benton | |
| Jack Kirk as Clem Littlejohn | |
| Kirkbride is the daughter of | Jack Kirkbride, former cartoonist for the Oldham Eve |
| It was dramatized for Broadway by | Jack Kirkland in 1933, and ran for a then-astounding |
| Jack Kirkwood ... Papa Dude | |
| The | Jack Kirrane Ice Skating Rink, located on the site o |
| Others include | Jack Kirwan, Val Harris and Kevin Moran. |
| Jack Kiser (born February 4, 1949) is a former Ameri | |
| My Darling, My Darling - | Jack, Kitty |
| Jack Klaff - Clauset | |
| Jack Klugman as George Kogan | |
| Jack Klugman as Det. | |
| Jack Klugman as Lt. Bonner | |
| Jack Klugman as Ben Welcome | |
| On this page it says Walter Matthau replaced | Jack Klugman in the play but on the page for the pla |
| In 1974, Randall and | Jack Klugman appeared in television spots endorsing |
| The telefilm also features Jill St. John, | Jack Klugman, and Robert Duvall. |
| This issue did not feature | Jack Knight, but instead focused on Opal City, the S |
| "Best Actor in a Leading Role" (Damian Lau - | Jack Ko Chit) |
| Fronsdal, Gil, and | Jack Kornfield (foreword) (2005). |
| Jack Kornfield (born 1945) is a teacher in the vipas | |
| Jack Kosslyn as Mr. Fraser (camera club teacher) | |
| August 26, 1962: | Jack Kralick threw the first no-hitter in Minnesota |
| The Game, My 40 Years in Tennis, | Jack Kramer with Frank Deford, New York, 1979 |
| The Game, My 40 Years in Tennis (1979), | Jack Kramer with Frank Deford (ISBN 0-399-12336-9) |
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