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| Gino Pernice as | Jimmy Douglas - Brother Jonathan |
| mixing - | Jimmy Douglas, Timbaland |
| Time 1999, Feature Film, Honey Trap, KT Films, | Jimmy Doyle |
| Holder of five SHC medals, Tipperary legend | Jimmy Doyle installed Goggie as the number one goalk |
| Jimmy Driftwood - Graduated from Marshall High Schoo | |
| "The Battle of New Orleans" ( | Jimmy Driftwood) - 2:55 |
| "Tennessee Stud" ( | Jimmy Driftwood) |
| "Tennessee Stud" ( | Jimmy Driftwood) - 4:14 |
| s own community for being the home of musician | Jimmy Driftwood, an old folk style guitarist. |
| ric Deschenes, Jonathan Desroches, Jason Doig, | Jimmy Drolet, Daniel Goneau, Benoit Gratton, Philipp |
| Frank Albertson - | Jimmy Dugan |
| tionship was rocky and after one row too many, | Jimmy dumped her. |
| Other members include Ron Paul of Texas, | Jimmy Duncan of Tennessee, Roscoe Bartlett of Maryla |
| 2009 Little Big Boy - The Rise and Fall of | Jimmy Duncan |
| Meanwhile, | Jimmy Duncan murders one of the hostage takers. |
| s wakes up in his cell and walks straight into | Jimmy Duncan with Perkins managing to pass himself o |
| Pretty Things' debut single, a song written by | Jimmy Duncan and Bill Farley. |
| With the help of experienced criminal, | Jimmy Duncan, the hostage takers have moved the offi |
| Terry and PC Will Fletcher pursue | Jimmy Duncan, with Terry about to shoot him when DI |
| Jimmy Duncan, the would-be robber DC Perkins arreste | |
| He is the father of Congressman | Jimmy Duncan, who currently represents the 2nd Distr |
| "My Special Angel" is a popular song by | Jimmy Duncan, published in 1957. |
| s and Derby County footballer of the same name | Jimmy Dunn (Scottish footballer born 1923), or his f |
| d Johnny Hancocks, Dennis Westcott, Jesse Pye, | Jimmy Dunn, Jimmy Mullen, Billy Crook, Roy Pritchard |
| e through most of 1932-33), and the signing of | Jimmy Dunne in September 1933 forced Lambert out of |
| Jimmy Dunne began playing and writing music at a you | |
| Not to be confused with | Jimmy Dunne (footballer born 1947). |
| hom was the former Irish international forward | Jimmy Dunne who was signed from Arsenal for £1000. |
| The son of Irish international | Jimmy Dunne, Jimmy Dunne the younger played for St P |
| addy Bradshaw and Connelly's Rovers team mate, | Jimmy Dunne. |
| lm starring William Haines as a con artist and | Jimmy Durante as his pickpocket buddy. |
| or Jackie Barnett, chief comedy writer for the | Jimmy Durante TV show. |
| arloff for several more, and did a pretty good | Jimmy Durante for the 1970s and 1980s version of Dog |
| ), George Jessel, George Raft, Rose Marie, and | Jimmy Durante as entertainment, with guests includin |
| ust a Gigolo (1931) and with Buster Keaton and | Jimmy Durante in The Passionate Plumber (1932). |
| 1), starring William Haines as Wallingford and | Jimmy Durante as his pickpocket friend |
| Jimmy Durante as Andrews | |
| yril Gregory, Eddie Jackson as Ronald Monahan, | Jimmy Durante as Jimmie Deegan, Kathryn Crawford as |
| o cats in this short to create Stimpy with the | Jimmy Durante cat's coloring and nose and the stupid |
| Jimmy Durante as Jimmy | |
| The film includes unbilled appearances by | Jimmy Durante and Jack Benny as themselves. |
| ntertainers of the time such as Frank Sinatra, | Jimmy Durante and Milton Berle performed; at one poi |
| m Mystery Science Theater 3000, often imitated | Jimmy Durante during movies or in sketches. |
| The next conflict came over billing for | Jimmy Durante and Merman, whch was resolved by havin |
| Jimmy Durante ..... Banjo | |
| Jimmy Durante has recorded two versions, one with th | |
| popular song with words and lyrics written by | Jimmy Durante and Ben Ryan. |
| He played with | Jimmy Durante in the middle of the decade, then retu |
| The film featured | Jimmy Durante misinforming an audience through a com |
| y spoke and sang with a voice based on that of | Jimmy Durante including the nonsense phrase "Ah-cha- |
| wolf, who turns to the audience and says, in a | Jimmy Durante voice, "Everybody wants to get into th |
| I Gotta Go, I Gotta Stay words music by | Jimmy Durante |
| r Have the Feelin'? - Written and performed by | Jimmy Durante |
| Jimmy Durante - vocals | |
| Written by Harold Spina, Walter Bullock and | Jimmy Durante |
| s working in New York City, playing trumpet in | Jimmy Durante's band at the Parody Club. |
| Jimmy Durante's Way of Life... is a 1965 studio albu | |
| "A Way of Life" (Jackie Barnett, | Jimmy Durante) - 3:06 |
| nd worked later in the 1920s with Red Nichols, | Jimmy Durante, Mal Hallett (1927-29), and Bert Lown. |
| e of hilarious sequences and does a takeoff on | Jimmy Durante, with Durante aiding him, that's socke |
| t Pack, Count Basie, Judy Garland, Lena Horne, | Jimmy Durante, Tony Bennett, Bobby Darin, Bob Dylan |
| earances on coast-to-coast broadcasts starring | Jimmy Durante, Bob Hope and Danny Thomas. |
| r's co-workers, future actors Eddie Cantor and | Jimmy Durante, who worked as singing waiters at Felt |
| cartoon also briefly features a caricature of | Jimmy Durante, a favourite target of WB cartoons at |
| Inka Dinka Doo - words music by | Jimmy Durante, Ben Ryan, Harry Donnelly - Performed |
| d by Richard Whorf and starring Frank Sinatra, | Jimmy Durante, Peter Lawford and Kathryn Grayson wit |
| Jimmy Durante, incongruously illustrating the cover | |
| February 10 | Jimmy Durante, American actor and singer (d. |
| It stars Gene Autry, | Jimmy Durante, Ann Miller, Barton MacLane, Barbara J |
| icist and author who worked for (among others) | Jimmy Durante, Milton Berle, the New York Philharmon |
| ammy Davis, Jr., Red Buttons, Cab Calloway and | Jimmy Durante, among others. |
| ark Gable, Lionel Barrymore, Walter Huston and | Jimmy Durante. |
| tarring George M. Cohan, Claudette Colbert and | Jimmy Durante. |
| composer include "Why Cry Blues", written with | Jimmy Durante. |
| He also co-wrote songs with | Jimmy Durante. |
| Hollywood Party is a musical film starring | Jimmy Durante. |
| The turkey is a caricature of the comedian | Jimmy Durante. |
| Jimmy Durmaz, Swedish footballer | |
| n Augusta, Georgia to Fort Gordon is named the | Jimmy Dyess Parkway in honor of Lt. Col. Dyess. |
| otable Pelicans included Shoeless Joe Jackson, | Jimmy Dygert, Henry "Cotton" Knaupp, Bill Lindsay, Z |
| pitcher Bill Hallahan issued one-out walks to | Jimmy Dykes and Joe Cronin. |
| etics' front office from 1951-53, with veteran | Jimmy Dykes as his manager. |
| Jimmy Dykes (born May 3, 1961 in Tulsa, Oklahoma) is | |
| ith the game on the line and Cleveland manager | Jimmy Dykes ordered him to bunt, which he successful |
| went 52-61, Tebbetts was replaced in August by | Jimmy Dykes, who went 24-17 the rest of the way. |
| Gordon in exchange for Detroit Tigers skipper | Jimmy Dykes. |
| or the former baseball player and manager, see | Jimmy Dykes. |
| he station was launched under the ownership of | Jimmy E. Woodward. |
| ruary 1987, Woodard Broadcasting Company owner | Jimmy E. Woodard agreed to sell WEYY-FM to Radio Tal |
| Jimmy Earl - electric bass | |
| In 2008 he performed with Sharon Kips and | Jimmy Earl Perry during the Hour of Power Kerstconce |
| tt Kinsey, Gary Novak, Steve Hass, Alex Acuna, | Jimmy Earl, John Benitez, and Christian McBride. |
| urphy, on the other hand, accepted the role of | Jimmy Early after being convinced to do so by DreamW |
| Martin Milner ... James ' | Jimmy' Earp |
| Last Christmas is an EP by | Jimmy Eat World, released in 2001, following the ban |
| st influences are U2, The Police, Def Leppard, | Jimmy Eat World, Stryper. |
| "Praise Chorus" (Live) - | Jimmy Eat World |
| Firestarter is a 2004 EP by the band | Jimmy Eat World. |
| Light Tour 2008 is a series of live albums by | Jimmy Eat World, recorded during the bands UK tour i |
| Appleseed Cast, Planes Mistaken for Stars and | Jimmy Eat World, was home to Red Animal War for many |
| om Above 1979, Deerhoof, The Get Up Kids, Hum, | Jimmy Eat World, The Locust, Melt-Banana, Pinback, T |
| s and artists have covered the song, including | Jimmy Eat World on their Last Christmas EP and later |
| all Out Boy, and list the likes of Yellowcard, | Jimmy Eat World and Home Grown as label alumni. |
| ristie Front Drive released split records with | Jimmy Eat World, Sineater, and Boys Life. |
| recorded in Phoenix with producer Larry Elyea ( | Jimmy Eat World, Eminem, Adelita's Way), and feature |
| studio album by American alternative rock band | Jimmy Eat World. |
| Christmas is a two-track EP released by | Jimmy Eat World in 2004. |
| Jimmy Eat World has recorded other Go Big Casino son | |
| "Always Be" by | Jimmy Eat World (2008) |
| bands that got their start there include AFI, | Jimmy Eat World, Less Than Jake, Incubus, Strung Out |
| track 'Distance Over Time' appeared alongside | Jimmy Eat World, Stapleton and San Quentin on the Fi |
| Green Day - September 21, 2005, with | Jimmy Eat World and August 16, 2009, with Franz Ferd |
| Jimmy Eat World is the debut album by Jimmy Eat Worl | |
| The album was the third | Jimmy Eat World album produced by former Drive Like |
| Green (Yellowcard, Rufio) and Chris Fudurich ( | Jimmy Eat World, RX Bandits). |
| Split 7" between Christie Front Drive and | Jimmy Eat World. |
| All songs written by | Jimmy Eat World except Track 5 written by The Weddin |
| reviously unreleased songs and rare b-sides by | Jimmy Eat World. |
| ve in What You Want is a video of a concert by | Jimmy Eat World. |
| le is taken from the name of a side project of | Jimmy Eat World singer Jim Adkins, titled Go Big Cas |
| "Big Casino" is a single by the band | Jimmy Eat World from their sixth studio album Chase |
| Jimmy Eat World is currently out of print. | |
| One, Two, Three, Four is an EP by | Jimmy Eat World, released in 1994. |
| ad Recordings, which is owned by Jim Adkins of | Jimmy Eat World. |
| Jimmy Eat World - Better than Oh - 3:04 | |
| "Digits" - | Jimmy Eat World |
| cene, the Arcade Fire, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and | Jimmy Eat World played concerts booked by R5 Product |
| s refer to the song "Better Than Oh" (from the | Jimmy Eat World / Emory split 7"), but it is not inc |
| Good To Go is a seven-track EP released by | Jimmy Eat World in 2002. |
| ch both musically and lyrically pays homage to | Jimmy Eat World's "Goodbye Sky Harbor") was also fea |
| ides great insight into the collective mind of | Jimmy Eat World as they play songs from the albums C |
| All songs written and composed by | Jimmy Eat World. |
| ed albums from bands such as The Refreshments, | Jimmy Eat World, the Gin Blossoms and the Meat Puppe |
| Jimmy Eat World | |
| ut Boy, Four Year Strong, My Chemical Romance, | Jimmy Eat World, Kanye West, and Bob Dylan. |
| the three festival headliners; Faith No More, | Jimmy Eat World and Jane's Addiction, as well as oth |
| band toured with The Bravery, Delays, Editors, | Jimmy Eat World and British Sea Power amongst others |
| The single "Lucky Denver Mint" by | Jimmy Eat World is featured in the film's soundtrack |
| sons with Rage Against the Machine, Fugazi and | Jimmy Eat World. |
| Jimmy Eat World/Emery 7" Split is a vinyl-only music | |
| Jimmy Eat World is a is a five-track EP released by | |
| lory, Name Taken, Bane, Rocket From The Crypt, | Jimmy Eat World, Taking Back Sunday, Death Cab for C |
| Champagne" (2:21) (Frank Ryerson, Grady Watts, | Jimmy Eaton) |
| "I'm Gonna Lock My Heart" ( | Jimmy Eaton, Terry Shand) |
| Gonna Lock My Heart (And Throw Away the Key)" ( | Jimmy Eaton, Terry Shand) - 2:32 |
| Secret track "Timebomb" (vocals by | Jimmy Echo) |
| Jimmy Economou - drums | |
| Henry Armetta as | Jimmy Economy |
| Jimmy Edwards (choral scholar), comedian | |
| It stars | Jimmy Edwards in a spin-off of his TV comedy series |
| Jimmy Edwards - Alligator owner | |
| Jimmy Edwards as Professor Jim Edwards | |
| Jimmy Edwards as Jimmy | |
| ele, it was originally performed by Steele and | Jimmy Edwards in the 1958 London pantomime productio |
| One Tree Hill (2003) - | Jimmy Edwards |
| o career and Buckler formed Time UK, featuring | Jimmy Edwards on vocals. |
| Jimmy Edwards (vocals) | |
| dwin wrote for comedians such as Arthur Askey, | Jimmy Edwards, Ted Ray and Max Miller. |
| re coached by Jim Amos and included Des White, | Jimmy Edwards, Ron McKay, Tommy Baxter, Bevan Hough, |
| re coached by Jim Amos and included Des White, | Jimmy Edwards, Ron McKay, Tommy Baxter, Bill McKenzi |
| ted by Gordon Parry and starring Alastair Sim, | Jimmy Edwards, Claire Bloom, Margaret Rutherford and |
| Jimmy Edwards, Robin Hurley, Hale Milfgrim, Scott Pa | |
| f Faces of Jim (1961-63), both as vehicles for | Jimmy Edwards. |
| ack-O! was a British sitcom TV series starring | Jimmy Edwards. |
| Jimmy Elliot (born 1838 in Athlone, Ireland - March | |
| or the English footballer of the same name see | Jimmy Elliott (footballer born 1891) |
| e World Heavyweight Champions Muhammad Ali and | Jimmy Ellis got their starts boxing on the program. |
| with his win over WBA heavyweight title holder | Jimmy Ellis at Madison Square Garden. |
| In the tournament final, | Jimmy Ellis decisioned Quarry on a split verdict to |
| ould later introduce rockabilly tribute singer | Jimmy Ellis in 1980 as Orion taking on the persona o |
| For the American boxer, see | Jimmy Ellis. |
| Jimmy Elwood (born 12 June 1901 in Belfast, Ireland, | |
| Jimmy encouraged Tim to stay away from crime, but he | |
| Jimmy Endeley as Robban | |
| By the end of the 1964 season, | Jimmy ends up leading 33 laps and finishing one posi |
| Jimmy ends up back in Timmy's room and after finding | |
| n Billboard: "With the customary Dorsey eclat, | Jimmy enters two new ballads in this couplet....Maes |
| Sam Scott and | Jimmy Erickson were both formerly of Psalm 150. |
| w in New York at the Norlyst Gallery, owned by | Jimmy Ernst, in 1943. |
| For the painter, see | Jimmy Ernst. |
| ould run away together, with fear of Ivor, but | Jimmy escaped after beating Ivor off with a house br |
| As the police close in on the rioters, | Jimmy escapes down an alleyway with Steph (Leslie As |
| Andrew Dice Clay as HiTower president | Jimmy Esposito |
| Jimmy Eulert | |
| for the | Jimmy Everest Children's Cancer Center at the Univer |
| placed at the centre of the enquiry including | Jimmy, facing fierce interrogation in the hunt for t |
| Jimmy Fagg (born 1929 in Gravesend, Kent is an Engli | |
| of the song, plus additional new lyrics, with | Jimmy Fallon and The Roots on Late Night with Jimmy |
| rected by Spike Lee) and Fever Pitch, starring | Jimmy Fallon and Drew Barrymore. |
| They performed on Late Night with | Jimmy Fallon on April 24. |
| d performed a live version for Late Night with | Jimmy Fallon in 2010. |
| ion 2. It was sampled by Justin Timberlake and | Jimmy Fallon on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon. |
| auryn Hill covered the song on Late Night with | Jimmy Fallon in 2011 as a tribute to Marley on the a |
| Topics discussed include | Jimmy Fallon and Tina Fey as the new Weekend Update |
| lso performed the song live on Late Night with | Jimmy Fallon with Black Thought filling in for T-Pai |
| Jeselnik worked as a writer on Late Night with | Jimmy Fallon for the show's first season and often a |
| Jimmy Fallon first stepped on a comedy stage at Bana | |
| lboard as well as appearing on Late Night with | Jimmy Fallon and completing a mini-tour of the Ameri |
| ed romantic comedy starring Drew Barrymore and | Jimmy Fallon (Strickland's Anything Else co-star) an |
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