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| an also composed music, writing R&B music with | Jimmy Witherspoon. |
| hrey Lyttelton, Buddy Rich, Sarah Vaughan, and | Jimmy Witherspoon. |
| ootie Blues", before leaving to be replaced by | Jimmy Witherspoon. |
| 964, Jim Ed Brown - 1965, Ronnie Laine - 1974, | Jimmy Witherspoon; Roger Whittaker; David Ball; John |
| rs were childhood friends of Pete Browning and | Jimmy Wolf, as well as others from the area who had |
| ior, Esterbrook would be fired and replaced by | Jimmy Wolf. |
| om Louisville area, such as Pete Browning, and | Jimmy Wolf. |
| She was married to the Rev. | Jimmy Womack, MD and they shared two daughters Brand |
| In 2009, | Jimmy won the 15th Annual Dirt Late Model Dream at E |
| In 2008, | Jimmy won the $40,000 to win Hillbilly 100 at Tyler |
| rnal Fire" are the only clue Chinese detective | Jimmy Wong (Keye Luke) and Captain Street (Grant Wit |
| ino" Weinrich, Fight guitarist Brian Tilse and | Jimmy Wood on Harmonica. |
| omposer Francy Boland and ex-Ellington bassist | Jimmy Woode brought together several jazz musicians |
| Jimmy Woode - bass (tracks 1-21 & 23-28) | |
| John Lamb (track 1-7 & 9-17), | Jimmy Woode (track 8)- bass |
| Jimmy Woode - Bass | |
| ased around a rhythm section featuring Clarke, | Jimmy Woode and himself, he founded The Kenny Clarke |
| Jimmy Woode (bass) | |
| Jimmy Woode - bass | |
| r Trio with pianist Dirk Raufeisen and bassist | Jimmy Woode. |
| The original Swim Miami began in 1989 by | Jimmy Woodman, founder of Active.com, in conjunction |
| 961: Lookin' Good! (Contemporary Records, with | Jimmy Woods, Dick Whittington, Jimmy Bond, Milt Turn |
| Jimmy Woods: Alto Sax | |
| "Making Believe" - | Jimmy Work |
| ing Believe is a country music song written by | Jimmy Work and best known for its chart-topping vers |
| Jimmy Wormworth - drums | |
| Jimmy would later become a substantial investor with | |
| Jimmy Wray (born 28 April 1938) is a Scottish politi | |
| e notional majority of the previous Provan MP, | Jimmy Wray, to 14,165 (40.7 %) over the SNP. |
| Ken Marshall - | Jimmy Wren |
| Another picture showed | Jimmy Wyble of Spade Cooley's band holding a blond E |
| Jimmy Wynn starter | |
| Jimmy Wynn, CF | |
| Featuring players like Joe Morgan, | Jimmy Wynn, and Don Wilson, the Astros finished last |
| for Jerry Royster, Lee Lacy, Tom Paciorek, and | Jimmy Wynn. |
| Jimmy Xanthos - bass | |
| Because | Jimmy Yancey was a great boogie-woogie/blues piano p |
| The session was just a few months before | Jimmy Yancey's death that same year. |
| In 1917, when she was 21, she married | Jimmy Yancey, who had traveled the U.S. and Europe a |
| cey, wife of pianist and boogie-woogie pioneer | Jimmy Yancey, coaxed him to fill in for her accompan |
| ry 1898, now playing at outside-right, ousting | Jimmy Yates from the side and went on to make a tota |
| Can't Afford to Love You" (Akins, Ben Hayslip, | Jimmy Yeary) - 3:24 |
| song written by Tom Shapiro, Wally Wilson and | Jimmy Yeary. |
| other members of the team included V K Rajah, | Jimmy Yim, and Steven Chong, all of whom are Senior |
| other members of the team were Davinder Singh, | Jimmy Yim, and Steven Chong. |
| Bernard Purdie | Jimmy Young - drums |
| ading BBC broadcasters such as Tony Blackburn, | Jimmy Young and Pete Murray to long-term contracts i |
| 20 December - Sir | Jimmy Young presents his final lunchtime programme o |
| r Belles with Larry Clinton's orchestra and by | Jimmy Young at about the same time, and by Robert Go |
| to the station briefly in 1996, sitting in for | Jimmy Young on the Lunchtime slot for two weeks. |
| t Whiting, and British covers were recorded by | Jimmy Young and Dorothy Squires. |
| "Eternally" was recorded by | Jimmy Young (UK Number 8, 1953), Petula Clark (These |
| Also in the UK, | Jimmy Young recorded a version on February 3, 1953, |
| ain daytime presenters, including Terry Wogan, | Jimmy Young and David Hamilton. |
| Sir | Jimmy Young (disc jockey) CBE, former BBC Radio 2 pr |
| oling" a recording of a DJ at BBC Radio called | Jimmy Young was played after being cut up and reasse |
| 6 January - Jeremy Vine takes over | Jimmy Young's old lunchtime show on BBC Radio 2. |
| nute followed by a 3 minute tape of British DJ | Jimmy Young, whom the band disliked. |
| with others by Dickie Valentine, Lita Roza and | Jimmy Young, were issued on the double album, Unchai |
| rld class, losing to Muhammad Ali, Joe Bugner, | Jimmy Young, Kallie Knoetze and Jose Manuel Urtain. |
| nce, and when Radio 2 wanted a replacement for | Jimmy Young, he revealed that he was the BBC's choic |
| he song was also made in the United Kingdom by | Jimmy Young. |
| h as Noise at Nine, Stuart Henry on Sunday and | Jimmy Young. |
| uding a few duets with its other major artist, | Jimmy Young. |
| Jimmy Yu - bass | |
| Jimmy Yu (a.k.a. | |
| 8 Double Cross Hardcore fanzine interview with | Jimmy Yu in which he talks about growing up in the h |
| Jimmy Yuill as James MacLeod | |
| is Fongheiser on drums; Efrain Toro on congas; | Jimmy Z (Jimmy Zavala) on harmonica |
| "Funky Flute"- 4:36 ( | Jimmy Z & Dr. Dre) |
| Ghetto Cowboy (with | Jimmy Z and Mo' Thugs Family) |
| Jimmy Zavala - harmonica | |
| ock/R&B musical style of the time and featured | Jimmy Zavala on harmonica. |
| Jimmy Zavala - saxophone, harmonica | |
| Jimmy Zito - trumpet | |
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