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| s alongside Elvis Presley, Shelley Fabares, and | Bill Bixby. |
| Sources credit | Bill Black with initiating the song, with Presley an |
| Scotty Moore and | Bill Black both made an appearance on KWEM in 1954. |
| Between 1974 and 1975 he sang lead with the | Bill Black Combo after its founder's death. |
| Bill Black | |
| Smokie, Part 2 is a 1959 instrumental by | Bill Black's Combo. |
| Bill Black's Combo (1961) | |
| Bill Black's saxophonist, Ace Cannon, landed a hit w | |
| Bill Black, former CEO of Maritime Life and candidat | |
| They included The Ventures, | Bill Black, Tom and Jerry (guitarists), Al Caiola, B |
| Umpire - | Bill Blackburn |
| June 17: | Bill Blaikie declares his candidacy. |
| He supported | Bill Blaikie for the NDP leadership in 2002-03. |
| In 2002-03, O'Connor supported | Bill Blaikie for the leadership of the federal NDP. |
| Bill Blaikie (NDP) was elected MLA for Elmwood in a | |
| In 2003, Kostyra supported | Bill Blaikie for the leadership of the federal New D |
| Appreciation of Les Benjamin by | Bill Blaikie |
| In 2003, Mackintosh supported | Bill Blaikie's candidacy to become leader of the fed |
| Schellenberg supported | Bill Blaikie's campaign to lead the federal New Demo |
| In 2002-03, Martin supported | Bill Blaikie's campaign to lead the federal NDP. |
| She supported | Bill Blaikie's campaign for the leadership of the fe |
| In 2003, he supported | Bill Blaikie's campaign to become leader of the fede |
| In 2003, Ashton supported | Bill Blaikie's campaign to become leader of the fede |
| In 2003, she supported | Bill Blaikie's bid to become leader of the federal N |
| ts entire history, its Member of Parliament was | Bill Blaikie. |
| In 2003, he supported | Bill Blaikie. |
| g second against New Democratic Party incumbent | Bill Blaikie. |
| 2002-2003 NDP leadership race, Laporte endorsed | Bill Blaikie. |
| ng ninth against New Democratic Party incumbent | Bill Blaikie. |
| Ricardo Cortez as | Bill Blaine |
| For the fashion house of the same name, see | Bill Blass Limited. |
| This article is about the fashion designer | Bill Blass. |
| Director: | Bill Bleathman. |
| Bill Blount became Chairman of the Alabama Democrati | |
| "Dollar | Bill Blues" |
| Bill Blumenreich, owner of the Comedy Connection, pu | |
| collage using fragments of lettering from found | bill board material. |
| Bill Boatman: Electric Rhythm Guitar and Fiddle | |
| Mayor: | Bill Bogaard |
| er, Holden was defeated by former Councilmember | Bill Bogaard |
| Bill Boggs as Himself | |
| Bill Boland retired from racing in 1969 and turned t | |
| She lost the election to the incumbent | Bill Bolling. |
| Bill Bolton | |
| John Morales and | Bill Bonanno were removed from the family completely |
| Bill Bones was mentioned in one line in the movie "F | |
| July 31, 1974: | Bill Bonham had four strikeouts in one inning. |
| October 31, 1977: | Bill Bonham was traded by the Cubs to the Cincinnati |
| 2010 Twins' Most Outstanding Rookie (the | Bill Boni Award) |
| Bill Bonko graduated from Queen Elizabeth High Schoo | |
| Edmonton-Decore: | Bill Bonko |
| Bill Bonko is a Canadian politician and former membe | |
| Bill Bonner is a former provincial level politician. | |
| Bill Borden | |
| He was widely criticized for the | bill, both locally and internationally. |
| William F. ( | Bill) Bottke is a planetary scientist specializing i |
| n, composed and produced by Michael Jackson and | Bill Bottrell |
| ed, mixed, bass, drums, mellotron and guitar by | Bill Bottrell |
| Tommy Dunbar, Rush Parrish, David Levita, | Bill Bottrell - additional guitars |
| Bill Bottrell and Matt Forger - audio engineering | |
| Bill Bottrell: Guitars, 12-String Guitar, E-Bow Guit | |
| Bill Botzow, Democrat | |
| luded Odie Cleghorn's brother Sprague Cleghorn, | Bill Boucher, Edmond Bouchard and Phil Stevens. |
| Bill Bourne (vocals, bouzouki, guitar, electric guit | |
| For the cricketer, see | Bill Bourne (cricketer). |
| Bill Bouverie - President & CEO of Source Technologi | |
| e minimalist design is inspired by Nike founder | Bill Bowerman's principles of less is more. |
| y of Oregon, where he ran track under the coach | Bill Bowerman. |
| Grover | Bill Bowers (March 25, 1922 - September 17, 1996) wa |
| Best bowling in a match: 16-35 by | Bill Bowes for Yorkshire v Northamptonshire, 1935 |
| Bill Bowler (born September 25, 1974 in Toronto, Ont | |
| For the football player, see | Bill Bowman (American football). |
| Harry Carter - | Bill Bowman |
| Bill Bowrey (Third round) | |
| "Under the Double Eagle" - | Bill Boyd and His Cowboy Ramblers |
| Bill Boydstun - additional synthesizer programming | |
| June 2, 1974 (Winner: | Bill Brack, Lotus) |
| Bill Bradbury, State Secretary of State and former S | |
| Bill Bradford (1921-2000), baseball player, pitcher | |
| Weldon Heyburn as | Bill Bradley |
| Bill Bradley leads league with 11 interseptions | |
| Bill Bradley named Pro Bowl starter | |
| Bill Bradley - 1 (0.12%) | |
| Bill Bradley | |
| - Former US Senator | Bill Bradley |
| Bill Bradley 1993 | |
| He was Deputy Campaign Manager of | Bill Bradley's 2000 run for the same office. |
| Hosted by former Senator | Bill Bradley, the program aired nationally in 1998. |
| Essay on | Bill Bradley, the non-candidate, and hisconcerns abo |
| or advisor to Democratic presidential candidate | Bill Bradley. |
| With Monty Babson, drums and | Bill Bramwell, bass. |
| Bill Brand (1976) Alex Ferguson | |
| k has featured at the IPS include Hans Aarsman, | Bill Brandt and Aleksandra Mir. |
| Bill Brant trombone | |
| like the Brasky Buddies' periodic toasts of "To | Bill Brasky!" |
| Bill Bratcher - Bass | |
| Writers included | Bill Braudis and Dave Blazek, with artwork by Dick T |
| r The Ride ('56 T-Bird)" - 4:47 (Danny O'Keefe, | Bill Braun) |
| Bill Bravo broadcasts live in the afternoons from 2P | |
| e Confession" (Like A Chinese Tattoo, edited by | Bill Breedlove) |
| Bruce Schneier: Microsoft still has work to do ( | Bill Brenner, SearchSecurity.com, 4 October 2004) |
| Technical Director and Tape Editor: | Bill Breshears |
| Bill Brewster (D-Oklahoma) | |
| Bill Bridges - guitar | |
| enterfold was photographed by Bruno Bernard and | Bill Bridges. |
| fter Guy Lombardo's death in 1977, Lebert's son | Bill briefly assumed the role of bandleader. |
| Bill Bright (1921-2003), an American evangelist and | |
| Bill Bright receives the Templeton Prize, 1996 | |
| Bill Bright's widow Vonnette also spoke, reminding t | |
| Bill Bright, chairman of Campus Crusade for Christ | |
| future Campus Crusade for Christ (CCC) founder | Bill Bright. |
| Bill Brill, writer and columnist 1956-1991, sports e | |
| George Nader as | Bill Brines |
| Bill Brinsfield as Tom Sanford | |
| For the author, see | Bill Brittain. |
| It was written by Richard Crawford and | Bill Britten. |
| killed Florentino "Indian Charlie" Cruz, Curly | Bill Brocius, and Johnny Barnes. |
| He took a single catch in the match, that of | Bill Brockwell. |
| Best Art Direction ( | Bill Brodie) |
| Peter O'Brien as | Bill Brooker |
| Big | Bill Broonzy Bluesman (died August 15, 1958) |
| Waters on the 1960 album Muddy Waters Sings Big | Bill Broonzy a tribute to Big Bill Broonzy |
| Big | Bill Broonzy and Roosevelt Sykes DVD (1956) |
| Big | Bill Broonzy |
| Big | Bill Broonzy in 1940s? |
| John Martyn in 1973 (strongly influenced by | Bill Broonzy's version) |
| In the Dark - (Lil Green, | Bill Broonzy) - 4:14 |
| "Trouble in Mind" (Big | Bill Broonzy) - 4:27 |
| "Hey Hey" (Big | Bill Broonzy) - 3:24 |
| "Just a Dream (On My Mind)" (Big | Bill Broonzy) - 3:44 |
| "Key to the Highway" (Big | Bill Broonzy, Charlie Segar) - 6:18 |
| ank taught the class a song demonstrated by Big | Bill Broonzy. |
| Vocal arrangement by | Bill Brown |
| It has a red | bill, brown iris and yellow legs. |
| Sword of Honour (1938) ... as | Bill Brown |
| Roger | Bill Brown as Ad Agency Executive |
| Bill Brown - vocals | |
| The current editor and publisher is | Bill Browne. |
| Prior to arriving in Colombia, | Bill Brownfield was Ambassador to Venezuela, and bef |
| "Dark Hollow" ( | Bill Browning) - 3:49 |
| "Dark Hollow" ( | Bill Browning) - 3:15 |
| "Another Time and Place" (3:06) - by | Bill Bruce |
| Bill Bruce - Live rhythm guitar | |
| "FDS2" (1:49) - by | Bill Bruce |
| "147" (4:10) - by | Bill Bruce |
| Bill Bruce (graduated 1935) was an alumnus of St. Ig | |
| Bill Bruford - Drums | |
| Bill Bruford - drums and percussion | |
| Bill Bruford - drums | |
| Bill Bruford - acoustic and electronic drums, percus | |
| "Dinosaur" (Adrian Belew, | Bill Bruford Robert Fripp, Trey Gunn, Tony Levin, Pa |
| Bill Bruford - drums, percussion | |
| This article is about the live album by | Bill Bruford's Earthworks. |
| Cottle was a member of | Bill Bruford's Earthworks from 2003 to 2006. |
| "Up North" (Ballamy, | Bill Bruford) - 5:20 |
| "Elephant Talk" (Adrian Belew, | Bill Bruford, Robert Fripp, Levin) (3:33) |
| "Yours Is No Disgrace" ( | Bill Bruford, Chris Squire, Jon Anderson, Steve Howe |
| "Starless" ( | Bill Bruford, David Cross, Fripp, Richard Palmer-Jam |
| erfold Records: is also a record label owned by | Bill Bruford. |
| acks two and three mixed by David Singleton and | Bill Bruford. |
| p of Robert Fripp, John Wetton, David Cross and | Bill Bruford. |
| Bill Bruford: Drums and percussion | |
| He struck out two batters, | Bill Bruton and Al Kaline. |
| Bill Bruton had entered the game to play center for | |
| Recording engineer: | Bill Bryans |
| Bruce Seton ... | Bill Bryant |
| It was co-founded in 1972 by journalist | Bill Bryce and racing driver Chris Amon. |
| In June 1963, | Bill Bryson wrote of the uniforms, |
| For the politician, see | Bill Bryson (Australian politician). |
| American writer | Bill Bryson once resided here. |
| For his father, a sports journalist, see | Bill Bryson, Sr. |
| Sweet Ruth - | Bill BTLP 12 - 1968 |
| Bubbles - | Bill BTLP 11 - 1967 |
| At one point, she reluctantly fires | Bill Buchanan to save her career. |
| Bill Buchanan plays the radio announcer, stating tha | |
| John Agar as | Bill Buchanan |
| Karen returns to Day 6, now married to | Bill Buchanan. |
| July 28, 1987: | Bill Buckner signed as a Free Agent with the Califor |
| July 23, 1987: | Bill Buckner was released by the Boston Red Sox. |
| Bill Buckner, Major League Baseball Record, Most Ass | |
| n and outfielder who played from 1969-1990, see | Bill Buckner. |
| related to retired Major League Baseball player | Bill Buckner. |
| It was written and designed by | Bill Budge and published by BudgeCo. |
| y: picking up the pieces / talking history with | Bill Bunbury. |
| Traded to the New York Yankees in May for | Bill Burbach |
| Bill Burgess is the son of Great Britain, England, L | |
| Edmond O'Brien as | Bill Burke |
| Bill Burkette, Hugh Geyer and Troy Elich continue to | |
| Bill Burks - Art Direction & Design | |
| Bill Burnett's 16 touchdowns scored tied him for eig | |
| - Testimony of Sleepy | Bill Burns |
| h and former roommate of fellow Boston comedian | Bill Burr. |
| Bill Burrud as Billy, The Boy | |
| esident and White House Deputy Press Secretary: | Bill Burton |
| Roy Emerton - | Bill Burton |
| John Mills - Young | Bill Busby |
| ush's stance against John McCain's anti-torture | bill; Bush objects to the bill because it does not e |
| He did not adopt | Bill but Bill took his surname legally in 1962 at hi |
| Chase's portrait is on the $10,000 | bill, but it is out of circulation. |
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