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| "Fever" ( | Jack Davenport, Eddie Cooley, Peggy Lee) - 2:25 |
| Jack David "2fish" Fischer is an American test pilot | |
| Boundary umpire - | Jack Davidson |
| as Arthur Horner, Harry Pollitt, Will Paynter, | Jack Davies, and the South Walian Jack Jones. |
| Jack Davis - Jack | |
| Jack Davis has a B.A. from Southern Illinois Univers | |
| For the western New York politician, see | Jack Davis (industrialist). |
| Feldstein was the cover artist, with | Jack Davis cartooning the cover for the final issue. |
| Wade Boteler - Detective | Jack Davis |
| An Impossible Silence (1987) TV episode .... | Jack Davis |
| Jack Davis - Waldemar | |
| Dillard's compatriots, | Jack Davis and Arthur Barnard took 2nd and 3rd place |
| Jack Davis - Jack / William S. Hart | |
| Jack Davis NY-26. | |
| Jack Davis had a morning show, Davis and Company on | |
| Jack Davis - Jackie 'Tuffy' | |
| e studied art at Milligan College and also with | Jack Davis, Ralph Ledesma, Jack Feldman, Raymond Bro |
| Betty | Jack Davis, singer |
| He played a character called | Jack Davis. |
| Graham Ingels, Johnny Craig, Charles Sultan and | Jack Davis. |
| on-air personalities include morning show host | Jack Davis. |
| e Velvet Opera - "Anna Dance Square" and "Black | Jack Davy" singles, Ride a Hustler's Dream LP |
| "Black | Jack Davy" |
| "Black | Jack Davy"/"Statesboro Blues" (1970) |
| Jack Dawson is a drifting artist in the blockbuster | |
| He also played | Jack Dawson's Italian friend, Fabrizio De Rossi, in |
| John Ford - | Jack Dayton (as Jack Ford) |
| Its first president was Dr. | Jack de Sequeira. |
| Jack de Manio became its principal presenter in 1958 | |
| Jack Deal (April 5, 1905 - February 1983) was a form | |
| Jack Deam (born Ian Deam in 1972 in Oldham, Lancashi | |
| Her husband Richard ( | Jack Dean) takes the blame for the crime. |
| Edmund Breon - | Jack Debrant |
| The News at Bedtime stars | Jack Dee and Peter Capaldi as the main newsreaders, |
| ppearances included Rory Bremner, Steve Coogan, | Jack Dee and Griff Rhys Jones. |
| Panellists: Robert Webb, Jon Culshaw and | Jack Dee |
| The show's former team captain | Jack Dee hosted with Ulrika Jonsson and Charlie Broo |
| Jack Dee as Glen | |
| The primary reference was to Franklyn Ajaye but | Jack Dee was mentioned and his sitcom Lead Balloon w |
| Ulrika Jonsson returned as captain with | Jack Dee as the replacement team captain. |
| sion was subsequently used as the theme tune to | Jack Dee's sitcom Lead Balloon. |
| Jack Dee, comedian and winner of Celebrity Big Broth | |
| Lenny Henry, | Jack Dee, David Tennant, Steve Jones, Russell Brand |
| Later that year Michael started playing with | Jack DeJohnette and joined his group Special Edition |
| All composions by John Abercrombie, | Jack DeJohnette & Dave Holland |
| New Rags (1977) with | Jack DeJohnette |
| The | Jack DeJohnette Piano Album is an album by Jack DeJo |
| Jack DeJohnette - drums, piano, keyboards | |
| All compositions by | Jack DeJohnette |
| m (ECM, 1981) with Tomasz Stanko, Jan Garbarek, | Jack DeJohnette |
| Jack DeJohnette - drums (1,3,4) | |
| 7, Concord) with John Scofield, Dave Holland, & | Jack DeJohnette |
| Jack DeJohnette - drums, piano | |
| nges is a jazz album released by Keith Jarrett, | Jack DeJohnette and Gary Peacock in 1983. |
| All compositions by | Jack DeJohnette except as indicated |
| Jack DeJohnette - Drums on "With a Song in My Hear", | |
| Jack DeJohnette - drums | |
| New Rags is an album by | Jack DeJohnette released on the German ECM label. |
| In Our Style is an album by David Murray and | Jack DeJohnette released on the Japanese DIW label. |
| Jack DeJohnette replaces Roker as the drummer on "Sp | |
| Jack DeJohnette - Drums | |
| The album partnered Abercrombie with | Jack DeJohnette and Czech keyboardist Jan Hammer on |
| In 1986 Plaxico joined | Jack DeJohnette's Special Edition, and stayed with t |
| "Welcome Blessing" (Don Alias, | Jack DeJohnette) - 2:05 |
| "What Is This Tune?" (Carter, | Jack DeJohnette) - 7:20 |
| "Silver Hollow" ( | Jack DeJohnette) - 4:10 |
| hn Abercrombie, guitar, Dave Holland, bass, and | Jack DeJohnette, drums. |
| as Clint Houston, Eddie Gomez, John Patitucci, | Jack DeJohnette, Cecil McBee, and Billy Hart. |
| "Dancing With Nature Spirits" ( | Jack DeJohnette, Michael Cain, Steve Gorn) - 20:28 |
| 1984: | Jack DeJohnette- Album Album (ECM) |
| composed of John Abercrombie, Dave Holland and | Jack DeJohnette. |
| Jack DeJohnette: drums, piano, clavinet, vocal | |
| Jack DeJohnette: drums (track 5 only) | |
| Jack DeJohnette: The DeJohnette Complex (1969) | |
| Jack DeJohnette: drums, keyboard bass | |
| Jack DeJohnette: drums | |
| Jack DeJohnette: drums (tracks 1-2, 4 & 6) | |
| Jack DeJohnette: drums, percussion | |
| Jack DeJohnette: drums, piano, organ, conga, timpani | |
| Jack DeJohnette: Have You Heard? | |
| Jack DeJohnette: drums, melodica | |
| Jack DeJohnette: drums, electric piano, voice | |
| Jack DeJohnette: drums, piano | |
| Jack Del Rio, Jacksonville Jaguars (2003-current) | |
| Jack Del Rio - Percussion | |
| He and Jacksonville Jaguars head coach | Jack Del Rio were baseball and football teammates wh |
| Jack Del Rio as Roberts, the Butler | |
| Jack Del Rio as Jose Francisco | |
| Two brothers, Roy and | Jack Delabar donated the site of the park in 1959. |
| Jack Delaney - trombone (side 1) | |
| few months on a documentary about photographer | Jack Delano. |
| Jack Delany - Vocals | |
| Jack Dempsey - Jack Derry | |
| alcom Peacock, her second was William Harrison " | Jack" Dempsey (Jack Dempsey the world heavyweight bo |
| Taylor married heavyweight boxing champion, | Jack Dempsey, in 1925. |
| loyed as a pseudonym by musicians Bob Dylan and | Jack Dempsey. |
| an early sports attorney whose clients included | Jack Dempsey. |
| D. B. Sweeney - | Jack Denison |
| Jack Dennis is a computer scientist and retired MIT | |
| System - Origins of Political Legitimacy, (with | Jack Dennis), McGraw-Hill. |
| Overseen by | Jack Dennis, John McKenzie and faculty advisors, the |
| Jack Dennison Potter, perennial candidate | |
| Jack Denton - Barlow | |
| Jack Deryck Erle Monteith (1922-1992), Centre. | |
| Afterwards, | Jack develops true feelings for her and refuses to p |
| Ever-present: | Jack Devey |
| Jack Devey was an all-round sportsman who enjoyed a | |
| Ray Liotta as | Jack Devine |
| Jack DeWayne Clay (born October 20, 1926 in Decatur, | |
| J.H. Allen - | Jack Dexter |
| Marty Raybon - "Cracker | Jack Diamond" |
| 5 general election, he was defeated by Labour's | Jack Diamond. |
| Jack Dickstein, Ph.D. - President Emeritus | |
| As | Jack did before, he made a demand: that his soul nev |
| Swansea | Jack died in October 1937 after eating rat poison. |
| Her husband, | Jack, died in 1979. |
| Jack died at the age of 52 in St. Louis, Missouri an | |
| Within a few years, Lottie and | Jack died of alcohol-related causes. |
| Jack died in Boston, Massachusetts, and was interred | |
| His brother | Jack died in 1959, and Peter committed suicide in 19 |
| Jack died in 1982. | |
| Jack dies from gunshot wounds during the attack. | |
| Jack Diffin was a Northern Irish footballer and foot | |
| Jack Dill - Denjy | |
| Dillon - The Millionaire's Friend / At Club (as | Jack Dillon) |
| John T. Dillon - At Dance (as | Jack Dillon) |
| John T. Dillon - At Funeral (as | Jack Dillon) |
| John T. Dillon - A Settler (as | Jack Dillon) |
| Jack Dimich as Pavle | |
| Jack Dinkel was a First Lieutenant in the United Sta | |
| Henry Victor - | Jack Dinneford |
| On board, | Jack disappears with the group's money and the trio |
| ther trip with Ennis in the mountains, in 1983, | Jack discovers that in order to keep his job, Ennis |
| Jack Dishel is an American singer-songwriter. | |
| Regina Spektor and | Jack Dishel "Hotel Song" live |
| The video was made by | Jack Dixon and Millie Harvey and features new drumme |
| ards Dave Gowers, Scott Jones, Joshua Robinson, | Jack Dixon, Rob Lees and Luke Robinson |
| James Belushi as | Jack Dobson |
| With his stomach settled, | Jack does a perfect take, except that the oven door |
| Jack does what he believes is the honorable thing an | |
| As | Jack does this, he and the Doctor discuss their mutu |
| The song was produced by | Jack Dolgen and Jon Siebels, with additional arrange |
| Jack Dolgen - bass | |
| He was also known as John Little(s), | Jack Domby and Ricardo Domby. |
| Jack Doms - Men's 220 yards Breaststroke | |
| Meanwhile | Jack Donaghy (Alec Baldwin) accidentally backs into |
| Since 2006 he has starred as | Jack Donaghy on the NBC sitcom 30 Rock. |
| Jack Donahue, current state senator from St. Tammany | |
| Born in Alexandra, Victoria to | Jack Donald and Bette Doreen Boote, she attended loc |
| And the | Jack Donnelly Stand (1980) is named after a former m |
| Jack Donner as Father Paulo Alameida | |
| The Broadway production was directed by | Jack Donohue and choreographed by Ron Fletcher. |
| John Roche as | Jack Donovan |
| After the lights go out at a fancy party, | Jack Donovan (John Roche) turns up dead. |
| The song was performed by | Jack Doolan in the 2010 film Cemetery Junction, whic |
| y, the bar is still family owned and managed by | Jack Dorrian's son, Jimmy. |
| Jack Dorrington died in the Birmingham suburb of Han | |
| Jack Dougherty - Jerry Fitzjames | |
| Jack Dougherty - Jim Marvin (as Jack Daugherty) | |
| Jack Dougherty - Terrence O'Rourke (as Jack Daughert | |
| Jack Dougherty - Dick Clifford (as Jack Daugherty) | |
| d, meanwhile, is befriended by Jerry Fitzjames ( | Jack Dougherty), a playwright. |
| Jack Douglas (record producer), American record prod | |
| Jack Douglas (writer) (1908-1989), American comedy w | |
| All tracks by | Jack Douglas |
| Jack Douglas as Twitching father | |
| onus Tracks remixed at the Record Plant, NYC by | Jack Douglas |
| Jack Douglas (ice hockey) (1930-2003), Canadian ice | |
| Jack Douglas (actor) (1927-2008), British actor and | |
| Jack Douglas makes his third appearance, this time u | |
| Jack Douglas - keyboards, percussion | |
| ayne coached the Tulane baseball team alongside | Jack Dowling. |
| For the baseball player, see | Jack Doyle (baseball). |
| January 30, 1903: | Jack Doyle was purchased by the Superbas from the Wa |
| At Bats per Strikeout: | Jack Doyle, 140.7 (1894) |
| This article is about | Jack Doyle, boxing. |
| Sica once refused an order by L.A. Boss | Jack Dragna to kill friend Mickey Cohen. |
| Richard C. Sarafian as | Jack Dragna |
| Jack drags Sam away and she becomes upset and hyster | |
| Jack Drake (footballer)'s statistics from AFL Tables | |
| Jack Drake - bass | |
| Jack Drake is a former Australian rules footballer w | |
| Halliwell performing on tour wearing the Union | Jack dress remake |
| Walking out in the Union | Jack dress will be special." |
| Special Agent | Jack Driscoll has seen this before. |
| Jack Drislane, m. George W. Meyer | |
| He was re-elected in 1995, ahead of | Jack Dromey. |
| Dark Watch is a novel by Clive Cussler and | Jack Du Brul. |
| Jack Duane Ellena (born October 27, 1931 in Susanvil | |
| Jack Duffy | |
| Jack Duffy and Bill Isbister also made frequent appe | |
| Guests that season included Tommy Ambrose, | Jack Duffy, Ian and Sylvia, Gordon Lightfoot and Ric |
| The genus was named in honour of Lionel | Jack Dumbleton. |
| out members Steven Eagles, Nicholas Millard and | Jack Dunkley also have cameos. |
| This achievement was with the same chairman ( | Jack Dunnett)and trainer (Jack Wheeler) throughout t |
| Champion | Jack Dupree - vocals, piano |
| "Nasty Boogie" (Champion | Jack Dupree) - 3:06 |
| "Strollin'" (Champion | Jack Dupree) - 4:31 |
| "Drunk Again" (Elvin Bishop, Champion | Jack Dupree) - 6:08 |
| Jr., Victor Feldman, Dudley Moore, and Champion | Jack Dupree. |
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