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| Jimmy was stand in Captain of the Barbarians in the | |
| got to Home Farm, Matthew was still convinced | Jimmy was guilty and demanded he admit it, once and |
| Following the disaster, | Jimmy was invited to Sandringham House to meet with |
| One day while the gang war was still going on, | Jimmy was driving down Seventh Street in South Bosto |
| he awards the scholarship to Hope, saying that | Jimmy was a promising artist who's hand was injured |
| His father | Jimmy was also a professional footballer. |
| Jimmy was stunned but kept quiet as he didn't want t | |
| Jimmy was known as king kong at school due to his si | |
| His brother, | Jimmy, was a trumpeter who played on a number of Jun |
| : Pete Coscarart, Luke Hamlin, Babe Phelps and | Jimmy Wasdell were traded by the Dodgers to the Pitt |
| May 25, 1940: | Jimmy Wasdell was purchased by the Dodgers from the |
| of Gedeon hurdling over Senators first baseman | Jimmy Wasdell, supposedly "by way of warming up". |
| After the war, | Jimmy Watson replaced Clinton "Froggy" French on tru |
| oke between Joe Watson and his younger brother | Jimmy Watson, both low scoring Flyers defensemen who |
| 1, Decca replaced Green with their own editor, | Jimmy Watson, a former Decca group press officer. |
| That same year, | Jimmy Wayne charted on the country charts with "I Wi |
| untry music singles "Do You Believe Me Now” by | Jimmy Wayne, "American Ride" by Toby Keith, and "Wit |
| ot Country Songs charting single, "I Will", by | Jimmy Wayne. |
| This album cover was originally a photo of | Jimmy, wearing a turban and sitting on a camel. |
| "Fallow Way", performed by | Jimmy Webb (5:13) |
| Producer & Arranger: | Jimmy Webb |
| old this story and said that he had heard that | Jimmy Webb (of "MacArthur Park" fame) eventually end |
| In 1971 he and songwriter | Jimmy Webb nearly died in a glider aircraft accident |
| Jimmy Webb also wrote a song with this title, which | |
| release Breakwater Cat which reunited her with | Jimmy Webb who'd produced her debut Sunshower and wh |
| rson over their use of the name (inspired by a | Jimmy Webb ballad they recorded. |
| Harris teamed with singer-songwriter | Jimmy Webb for this album. |
| Best Country Song - "Highwayman," | Jimmy Webb (Performer: The Highwaymen) |
| veston" is the title of a 1969 song written by | Jimmy Webb and popularized by Glen Campbell. |
| "Galveston" ( | Jimmy Webb) |
| "By the Time I Get to Phoenix" ( | Jimmy Webb) - 3:55 |
| "Wichita Lineman" ( | Jimmy Webb) |
| "Honey Come Back" ( | Jimmy Webb) |
| "Wichita Lineman" ( | Jimmy Webb) - 2:58 |
| "Scissor Cut" ( | Jimmy Webb) -3:52 |
| "All I Know" ( | Jimmy Webb) -3:48 |
| "Highwayman" ( | Jimmy Webb) - 3:01 |
| "Postcard From Paris" (Denver, | Jimmy Webb) |
| "By The Time I Get To Phoenix" ( | Jimmy Webb) - 2:43 |
| "Whatever Happened to Christmas?" ( | Jimmy Webb) |
| "Where's The Playground Susie" ( | Jimmy Webb) |
| *By the Time I Get to Phoenix" ( | Jimmy Webb) |
| "Galveston" ( | Jimmy Webb) - 2:40 |
| "By The Time I Get to Phoenix" ( | Jimmy Webb) - 2:42 |
| "Up, Up and Away" ( | Jimmy Webb) - 3:28 |
| "Scissors Cut" ( | Jimmy Webb) - 3:52 |
| "Wichita Lineman" ( | Jimmy Webb) -3:04 |
| "Didn't We?" ( | Jimmy Webb) - 2:55 |
| "Fly Through the Country" ( | Jimmy Webb) - 8:58 |
| "MacArthur Park" ( | Jimmy Webb) (with The Kimberlys) |
| "Still Within The Sound Of My Voice" ( | Jimmy Webb) - 4:08 |
| "By The Time I Get To Phoenix" ( | Jimmy Webb) |
| "The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress" ( | Jimmy Webb) - 3:04 |
| "Wichita Lineman" ( | Jimmy Webb) - 3:03 |
| "It Won't Bring Her Back" ( | Jimmy Webb) - 3:43 |
| "MacArthur Park (Revisited)" ( | Jimmy Webb) - 6:39 |
| "Film Noir" ( | Jimmy Webb, Carly Simon) - 3:35 |
| : On is the third album by American songwriter | Jimmy Webb, released in 1971. |
| "Do What You Gotta Do", written by | Jimmy Webb, is a studio recording, also issued as th |
| Simon & Garfunkel & | Jimmy Webb, London Phase 4 44151 |
| "All I Know" is 1973 pop ballad witten by | Jimmy Webb, and recorded by over 20 different artist |
| ecording The Supremes Produced and Arranged by | Jimmy Webb, but that album sold poorly because Motow |
| "Film Noir" ( | Jimmy Webb, Simon) - 3:38 |
| to Phoenix" is an American pop song written by | Jimmy Webb. |
| lyrics and music written by singer-songwriter | Jimmy Webb. |
| All tracks composed and arranged by | Jimmy Webb. |
| All songs were written by | Jimmy Webb. |
| "Highwayman" - ( | Jimmy Webb]) - 3:04 |
| t known for their million selling rendition of | Jimmy Webb's "The Worst That Could Happen" (1968). |
| an McPherson narrowly defeated incumbent Mayor | Jimmy Weekley for the city job in a shocking upset. |
| Jimmy Weldon - Yakky Doodle, Zookeeper #2 | |
| nolds, Howard Spencer, John Devey, Tom Wilkes, | Jimmy Welford; front row, Charlie Athersmith, Bob Ch |
| Jon Tenney has a small part as | Jimmy Wells, a wealthy playboy who appeared in a sim |
| October 14, 1930: Bob Smith and | Jimmy Welsh were traded by the Braves to the Chicago |
| Countess Ingrid Zerfowski and her husband Lord | Jimmy Welsh, who have converted it into a meditation |
| ants to the Boston Braves for Shanty Hogan and | Jimmy Welsh. |
| he Cubs to the Boston Braves for Bob Smith and | Jimmy Welsh. |
| Countess Ingrid Zerfowski and her husband Lord | Jimmy Welsh. |
| Casey Sander as "Captain" | Jimmy Wennick |
| Jimmy went to live with Barry and Lindsay in a mansi | |
| And | Jimmy Went to the Rainbow's Foot (1971) |
| Jimmy went to school in Blacko and appeared in many | |
| Jimmy Weston was the lead singer, and the group was | |
| Jimmy Weston | |
| After declaring her love to | Jimmy, which she soon realised was unreciprocated, C |
| 01:48:03 Flight Captain (FC): Excuse me, | Jimmy, while I take a quick trip to the toilet... |
| Jimmy White 3-3 Stephen Maguire → 59-15, 65-25, (60) | |
| on his first and only UK Championship, beating | Jimmy White 16-13, in the final. |
| n, defending Masters champion Alan McManus and | Jimmy White before losing in the final to another 19 |
| ampionship victory of Stephen Hendry, who beat | Jimmy White 18-12 in the final. |
| 4 to make way that day's evening match between | Jimmy White and Tony Meo which was due to start at 7 |
| vents in London, with Stevens' maximum against | Jimmy White one of his career highlights. |
| Marco Fu 5-3 | Jimmy White |
| Steve Davis 4-4 | Jimmy White |
| He handled the famous 1992 final between | Jimmy White and Stephen Hendry when Hendry came from |
| first player to retain the title when he beat | Jimmy White 9-5 in the final. |
| Before the first round match between | Jimmy White and Peter Francisco, there were unusual |
| Tommy Nelson as | Jimmy White |
| nadian Kirk Stevens' 147 maximum break against | Jimmy White in the 9th frame of their semi-final, fo |
| far as I am aware Higgins was in remission and | Jimmy White alluded to the fact that malnutrition wa |
| It would happen again when Stephen Hendry and | Jimmy White met three times running between 1992 and |
| n Ireland Trophy he beat Leo Fernandez 5-1 and | Jimmy White 5-0, in perhaps his best win to date, be |
| rall competition since 1988 (Steve Davis beats | Jimmy White 12-6 in the International Open). |
| As well as this, John also took on | Jimmy White and six time World Champion, Steve Davis |
| 105, 104, 100 | Jimmy White |
| /2009 season including losing narrowly 8-10 to | Jimmy White in the second qualifying round of the 20 |
| Jimmy White won, beating Steve Davis 9-4 to win £40, | |
| The event was revived in 2010 with | Jimmy White defeating Steve Davis 4-1. |
| Jimmy White won his first and only UK Championship, | |
| 112, 110, 105 | Jimmy White |
| e won his sixth and last UK title when he beat | Jimmy White in a classic 16-14 victory. |
| Jimmy White took the wild card entry as he was the l | |
| 118, 105 | Jimmy White |
| e World Series of Snooker in Portugal, he beat | Jimmy White 4-3 and former World Champion Ken Dohert |
| Ronnie O'Sullivan 6-2 | Jimmy White |
| Jimmy White won in the final 8-6 against Barry Hawki | |
| Mark Williams 7-1 | Jimmy White |
| Mark Williams 6-2 | Jimmy White → 70-6, 0-(83), 17-86 (63), (53) 99-11, |
| Steve Davis 5-3 | Jimmy White → 0-(86), 59-32, 67-24, 63-48, (94)-1, 4 |
| Paul Hunter 4-4 | Jimmy White → 39-72, (51) 88-47, 76-(58), (54)-74 (6 |
| World Snooker Championship in 1991, defeating | Jimmy White in the final. |
| Jimmy White beat Euan Henderson 10-9 in the first ro | |
| Jimmy White (x2) | |
| Jimmy White won in the final 4-1 against Steve Davis | |
| Beevers also finished as the runner-up both to | Jimmy White in the 2003 Poker Million and to Xuyen P |
| Francisco lost a first round match against | Jimmy White in the 1995 World Snooker Championship. |
| His friend, | Jimmy White now a snooker legend himself, once descr |
| world-ranking final when, aged 53, he lost to | Jimmy White in the final of the 1986 Rothmans Grand |
| Ronnie O'Sullivan 2-4 | Jimmy White → 60-52, 0-71 (62), 1-(73), 6-(77), 35-7 |
| Ray Reardon beat | Jimmy White in the final with a 132 clearance to gai |
| 13-12 and John Parrott 13-11 before losing to | Jimmy White 9-16. |
| Jimmy White made his debut which was the first of 26 | |
| Alex Higgins' semi-final against | Jimmy White was regarded as one of the greatest matc |
| He defeated | Jimmy White 10-8 in the 2004 World Championship, in |
| s Taylor, Steve Newbury, Silvino Francisco and | Jimmy White to make the semis while Nigel Bond who w |
| Jimmy White played in his first final where he lost | |
| Jimmy White's 2: Cueball is a sports simulation vide | |
| followed by Archer MacLean's Pool in 1992 and | Jimmy White's 2: Cueball in 1999. |
| Jimmy White's 'Whirlwind' Snooker is a computer game | |
| World Cup with England team of Steve Davis and | Jimmy White, 1988-1989 |
| ue Snooker matches on 12 October 2006, players | Jimmy White, Ronnie O'Sullivan, Ken Doherty and Ding |
| cate, has been criticised by figures including | Jimmy White, Graeme Dott, ("Everybody in the game th |
| t Jordan Brown to win 5-4 and going on to beat | Jimmy White, Stuart Pettman and Fergal O'Brien to re |
| as a professional after beating Pascal Burke, | Jimmy White, Eddie Charlton, Cliff Thorburn and Tony |
| hs, Dennis Taylor, Willie Thorne, Neal Foulds, | Jimmy White, Cliff Thorburn and Ronnie O'Sullivan. |
| The defending champion is | Jimmy White. |
| ighest break of the tournament was 140 made by | Jimmy White. |
| finalist Mark Selby and the hugely successful | Jimmy White. |
| as Brian Lara, Stan Collymore, Ian Bishop and | Jimmy White. |
| nt again a year later, this time losing 9-3 to | Jimmy White. |
| n the quarter-finals of the 2000 event against | Jimmy White. |
| ighest break of the tournament was 136 made by | Jimmy White. |
| This was achieved by both Paul Hunter and | Jimmy White. |
| ighest break of the tournament was 144 made by | Jimmy White. |
| Ronnie O'Sullivan won in the final 7-0 against | Jimmy White. |
| here he performed creditably in losing 6-10 to | Jimmy White. |
| They have released three singles in the UK: | Jimmy White/Lucy, To The Ramones and Kick Him Out. |
| ollege, Hayes will play with his older brother | Jimmy who was drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs in |
| he fire and driven mad by the loss of his son, | Jimmy, who was burned to death in the fire. |
| This expectation put considerable pressure on | Jimmy who was already in his mid-sixties and also su |
| hen Jules asks who has the highest card and so | Jimmy, who had the next highest, calls Vinnie to go |
| and elsewhere; "Today we raise our glasses to | Jimmy who is smiling down on us all for sending him |
| high school, as she vies for the affections of | Jimmy, who is stuck on a girl (Elaine) who is toying |
| In Dimmsdale, | Jimmy, who has now lost depth, finds himself in Timm |
| Jimmy Wilde - Curly | |
| lage has also supplied a world boxing champion | Jimmy Wilde the "ghost with a hammer in his hand". |
| Jimmy Wilde's birth certificate shows he was born in | |
| s Stevenson, Sir Thomas Beecham, Ivor Novello, | Jimmy Wilde, and Gilbert Jessop, to name but a few. |
| Motown studios, and co-leading a big band with | Jimmy Wilkins, Ernie Wilkins's brother. |
| The song is said to be originally written by | Jimmy Wilkinson (Jimmy Wilson) the upright bass play |
| Jack, fearing | Jimmy will get arrested and lead the cops back to hi |
| It has also been sung by | Jimmy Willan in the TV show Paradise Heights in whic |
| Mayor | Jimmy Williams who took office on Jan. 1, 2011. |
| w Glad I Am" is the title of a song written by | Jimmy Williams and Larry Harrison. |
| The Mets sent | Jimmy Williams, a minor leaguer to complete the trad |
| Jimmy Wilsey - bass | |
| James H. Wilson, known as | Jimmy Wilson (January 31, 1931 - November 19, 1986) |
| me time President of Stainless Steel Materials | Jimmy Wilson acknowledged that that while the projec |
| The B-side track "Poor | Jimmy Wilson" is also taken from the Strawbs album. |
| in that race were former State Representative | Jimmy Wilson, who lost to Leach by a narrow margin i |
| In 1958 | Jimmy Wilson, a black man, was sentenced to death by |
| Jimmy Wilson, born in 1903 or 1904, was an African-A | |
| The final scene of Brookside saw | Jimmy winking at the camera. |
| was after the release of "I've Got Mine" that | Jimmy Winston was released from the band and replace |
| Rene and | Jimmy Wisch were the starters of the TJP. |
| ed by Tommy James and Bob King and arranged by | Jimmy Wisner. |
| artists such as Professor Longhair, Buddy Guy, | Jimmy Witherspoon and Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson. |
| e Guaraldi, with whom Bailey played (alongside | Jimmy Witherspoon and Ben Webster) until 1963, and r |
| "Times Gettin' Tougher Than Tough" ( | Jimmy Witherspoon) (2:28) |
| groups, including Miles Davis, George Benson, | Jimmy Witherspoon, B. B. King, Eric Clapton, Steely |
| He has recorded with artists such as | Jimmy Witherspoon, Snooky Prior, Jay McShann, Hal Si |
| August 8 - | Jimmy Witherspoon, American singer (d. |
| s Knight, B. B. King, Freddie King, Peggy Lee, | Jimmy Witherspoon, The Animals, Sade, Grover Washing |
| n covered by hundreds of performers, including | Jimmy Witherspoon, Little Richard, Frank Zappa, Wand |
| nying visiting US artists such as Sonny Stitt, | Jimmy Witherspoon, Judy Collins, Tom Paxton, before |
| ay McNeely with the Rocket 88's, Jay McShann & | Jimmy Witherspoon, Koko Taylor |
| "Ain't Nobody's Business" ( | Jimmy Witherspoon, C. Williams, G.R. Prince, P. Gran |
| Tony Kinsey, Bill Le Sage and singers such as | Jimmy Witherspoon, Joe Williams, Jon Hendricks, and |
| lues Festival with his longtime friend, singer | Jimmy Witherspoon. |
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