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| "Gigi" (Alan | Jay Lerner; Frederick Loewe) - 4:16 |
| Bradley | Jay Lesley (born September 11, 1958 in Turlock, Cal |
| Jay Leslie - soprano saxophone and flutes on "The S | |
| re she came under the attention of Martin Katz, | Jay Lessenger, Marlene Malas. |
| a groomsman in the wedding for "Black Machismo" | Jay Lethal and So Cal Val, along with Koko B. Ware, |
| Val entered into an on-screen relationship with | Jay Lethal with signs of Sonjay Dutt also showing a |
| per Indy Title after defeating "Black Machismo" | Jay Lethal, Azrieal, and Shima Xion in a one-night |
| e, Lacey Von Erich, Tara and Velvet Sky against | Jay Lethal, Matt Morgan, Mick Foley, Mr. Anderson a |
| his friend was a mutual friend of Al's manager, | Jay Levey. |
| It was founded in 1978 by Editor/Publisher | Jay Levin and a board of directors that included ac |
| The article was written by | Jay Levin, entitled, "Larry Lisciotti, Pool Hustler |
| "In His Eyes" - 3:47 (Bassingthwaighte, | Jay Levine) |
| "Don't Go (Girls and Boys)" (Fefe Dobson, | Jay Levine) - 3:18 |
| "Bye Bye Boyfriend" (Fefe Dobson, | Jay Levine, James Bryan McCollum) - 4:14 |
| Mary Ann is married to | Jay Levine, a fellow journalist who worked with her |
| ice reporter John Drummond, chief correspondent | Jay Levine, and then evening anchor/reporter Lester |
| Jay Lewis (1914 - June 4, 1969) was a film director | |
| President: | Jay Lewis |
| he towns of Chesterfield, Elizabethtown, Essex, | Jay, Lewis, St. Armand, Westport and Willsboro in E |
| s a 1931 avant-garde film by American filmmaker | Jay Leyda (1910-1988). |
| Jay Leyda | |
| a 1937 short film directed by Sidney Meyers and | Jay Leyda and produced by Frontier Films. |
| Cumberland had two directors, Sidney Meyers and | Jay Leyda, who used the pseudonyms “Robert Stebbins |
| Robert | Jay Lifton (1984) |
| As Robert | Jay Lifton has observed "...Schumann has great impo |
| e and Operation of the Gas Chambers" and Robert | Jay Lifton's "The Nazi Doctors." |
| Robert | Jay Lifton, M.D. describes her as “one of the most |
| Conscience, and the End of Executions by Robert | Jay Lifton; Greg Mitchell (William Morrow & Co, Nov |
| s), Brian's late wife - Beth Cherwick (violin), | Jay Lind (guitar) and Bill Yacey (bass). |
| ventually finding a place in the every day Blue | Jay lineup by the end of 1997. |
| na White, Let It Ride, with music and lyrics by | Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, opened at the Eugene |
| book by Abram S. Ginnes and music and lyrics by | Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, opened in New York at |
| Theme From Bonanza - Ray Evans and | Jay Livingston |
| Remake of the "Silver Bells" by | Jay Livingston and Ray Evans |
| ic was composed by Henry Mancini with lyrics by | Jay Livingston and Ray Evans and was performed by A |
| abies (1979) - revue - featured songwriter with | Jay Livingston for "The Sugar Baby Bounce" |
| ginal Song for "This is the Moment" but lost to | Jay Livingston and Ray Evans for "Buttons and Bows" |
| by Ray Charles; the theme song from Bonanza by | Jay Livingston and Ray Evans; "Hit The Road Jack" b |
| uare in the Social Circle" (Music and lyrics by | Jay Livingston and Ray Evans) |
| Jay Livingston and Ray Evans were nominated for an | |
| "The Ruby and the Pearl" (Ray Evans, | Jay Livingston) - 8:52 |
| "Mona Lisa" (Ray Evans, | Jay Livingston) - 2:54 |
| "Dear Heart" (Ray Evans, | Jay Livingston) - 2:53 |
| "Silver Bells" (Ray Evans, | Jay Livingston) - 3:57 |
| "Silver Bells" (Ray Evans, | Jay Livingston) - 2:59 |
| "Never Let Me Go" (Ray Evans, | Jay Livingston) - 7:52 |
| "Almost in Your Arms" (Redd Evans, | Jay Livingston) - 3:53 |
| "Silver Bells" (Ray Evans, | Jay Livingston) - 3:34 |
| "Haven't Got a Worry" (Ray Evans, | Jay Livingston) - 2:39 |
| Silver Bells - 2:27 (Arranged by Ray Evans and | Jay Livingston) |
| "Silver Bells" (Ray Evans, | Jay Livingston) - 2:55 |
| Silver Bells - (Ray Evans, | Jay Livingston) - 2:32 |
| "Silver Bells" (Ray Evans, | Jay Livingston) - 3:37 |
| "Silver Bells" (Ray Evans, | Jay Livingston) - 3:38 |
| "Silver Bells" (Ray Evans, | Jay Livingston) - 5:21 |
| "Silver Bells" (Ray Evans, | Jay Livingston) - 3:32 |
| "Never Let Me Go" (Ray Evans, | Jay Livingston) - 14:28 |
| "Never Let Me Go" (Ray Evans, | Jay Livingston) - 7:02 |
| Mona Lisa"/"Too Young"/"Nature Boy" (Ray Evans, | Jay Livingston)/(Sylvia Dee, Sid Lippman)/(eden ahb |
| "Silver Bells" ( | Jay Livingston, Ray Evans) - 2:47 |
| "Silver Bells" ( | Jay Livingston, Ray Evans) - 5:18 |
| "Silver Bells" ( | Jay Livingston, Ray Evans)- 2:10 |
| "To Each His Own" ( | Jay Livingston, Ray Evans) - 3:21 performed by Al M |
| "Tammy" ( | Jay Livingston, Ray Evans) |
| "Never Let Me Go" ( | Jay Livingston, Ray Evans) |
| "Dear Heart" (Single version) (Ray Evans, | Jay Livingston, Mancini) - 2:56 |
| "Dear Heart" ( | Jay Livingston, Ray Evans, Henry Mancini) |
| "Dreamsville" (Ray Evans, | Jay Livingston, Mancini) - 3:01 |
| "Tammy" ( | Jay Livingston, Roy Evans) - 2:50 |
| Lonely Girl - ( | Jay Livingston, Ray Evans, Neal Hefti) |
| "Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Sera, Sera)" ( | Jay Livingston, Ray Evans) (1964 Remake) |
| "You're So Right for Me" ( | Jay Livingston, Ray Evans) |
| and Cliff Nazarro - "Highway Polka" (Written by | Jay Livingston, Ray Evans and Lewis Bellin) |
| Martha Tilton - "Music to My Ears" (Written by | Jay Livingston, Ray Evans and Lewis Bellin) Also su |
| The music was written by | Jay Livingston, the lyrics by Ray Evans. |
| ohn Heffron staying in and Kathleen Madigan and | Jay London eliminated. |
| featured several comics, including Tommy Chong, | Jay London, Marc Hatchell and Ari Shaffir. |
| The film was written by | Jay Longino (whose prior credits were as an editor) |
| oring with his fellow member of the Subcouncil, | Jay Lorsch of Harvard Business School, an article “ |
| Insomnia - (Bobby Digital Bonus Track, with | Jay Love) |
| l Wyse, George Anthony, Tiny, Pinky, LA Smooth, | Jay Love, Running Bear, Danny Rose, Adam Flash and |
| He was featured as | Jay Lovell in Apollo 13, young Mark Goddard in The |
| anhattan, and became a communist, a follower of | Jay Lovestone in the American Communist Party. |
| The AIFLD was at its origins organized by | Jay Lovestone and Irving Brown. |
| Stachel was a top assistant to party leader | Jay Lovestone in 1928, serving as Organizational Se |
| Jay Lovestone's massive accumulation of papers, tod | |
| s Communist League of America (Opposition), and | Jay Lovestone's Communist Party (Majority Group), d |
| Woll also became a mentor to | Jay Lovestone, the one-time Communist who was expel |
| positions of American party Executive Secretary | Jay Lovestone, leader of the faction to which Wicks |
| munist Party of the USA (Opposition), headed by | Jay Lovestone. |
| Morgan, Ted, A Covert Life: | Jay Lovestone: Communist, Anti-Communist, and Spyma |
| eserves, goalkeeper Lee Hook and utility player | Jay Lovett plus three other players were released o |
| 8 May 2009; Lee Hook, | Jay Lovett, Allan Tait, Pat Harding and Jacob Mingl |
| one year remaining on the vacant seat of Monroe | Jay Lustbader, who had died in office in March 1996 |
| ted to two terms there with running mate Monroe | Jay Lustbader. |
| Jay Lustig of The Star-Ledger writes that the song | |
| Military historian | Jay Luvaas once quoted an unidentified Israeli prof |
| Mineshaft #23 | Jay Lynch |
| Underground cartoonist | Jay Lynch introduced him to Pekar who hired him to |
| m: among them Robert Crumb, Gilbert Shelton and | Jay Lynch. |
| Fellow Canadian | Jay Lyon would beat Ellison in the second round. |
| made for this song, featuring an appearance by | Jay Lyriq & Sophia Fresh, who makes a cameo in the |
| als by T-Pain's Nappy Boy artists, Tay Dizm and | Jay Lyriq. |
| Jay M. Robinson High School | |
| position that was, as of November 2008, held by | Jay M. Cohen. |
| m closing the unpopular newspaper of the editor | Jay M. Near. |
| Physiological Sciences under the supervision of | Jay M. Goldberg, Ph.D. (1984-1988). |
| is about the family story of Holocaust survivor | Jay M. Ipson. |
| DJs such as Norman | Jay, M.B.E and Tom Middleton made Nu:Tone a favouri |
| Blum, Kenneth; Braverman, Eric R; Holder, | Jay M; Lubar, Joel F; Monastra, Vincent J; Miller, |
| Poetry or Drama: | Jay Macpherson, The Boatman. |
| Jay made his Major League debut on April 26, 2010. | |
| 2-2 draw after Wales had taken a 2-0 lead with | Jay Magee (Glenavon) scoring the equaliser in the d |
| Photography by Roy DeCarava, Peter Perri and | Jay Maisel |
| the group includes musicians Hellnback, Drezus, | Jay Mak, Big Stomp and Tomaslav Miradovic, and was |
| She met | Jay Man, who was a content producer, and he shot he |
| Jay Man, his business partner, and Riley started a | |
| Jay managed to persuade Rothmans, the tobacco compa | |
| It stars | Jay Manalo, Zsa Zsa Padilla as the Legal Wife, Cher |
| reads in Elle Girl for Ford Fusion and Samsung, | Jay Manuel's Manual Override Cosmetic line, Radar m |
| 5 Wardrobe Malfunctions, 6/04/05, presented by | Jay Manuel): The number one moment was Rip Taylor t |
| Jay Marchant | |
| ukon is a 1922 Northern film serial directed by | Jay Marchant, J. P. McGowan and Perry N. Vekroff. |
| anger is a 1925 Western film serial directed by | Jay Marchant. |
| The Iron Man is a 1924 film serial directed by | Jay Marchant. |
| City is a 1923 Western film serial directed by | Jay Marchant. |
| ery is a 1925 adventure film serial directed by | Jay Marchant. |
| Jay Mark - engineer | |
| Michael Gross - Dr. | Jay Marshall |
| he New York Mets, as a pinch hitter for pitcher | Jay Marshall. |
| Jay Martin is a former Strategy and Supply Chain Co | |
| Jay Martin is a 13-year-old who is competing for a | |
| John | Jay Martin was a professional football player in th |
| was founded in 2004 by three Dallas executives; | Jay Martin, Phil Miller and David Micek. |
| s Abades as of 2010 he goes by either the alias | Jay Martinez or plainly J. Martinez. |
| nd Edouard Agboessi of Benin, with Cuba's Jorge | Jay Masso being a non-starter. |
| Jay Matheson (Engineer) | |
| Timothy | Jay Mathews (born January 9, 1970) is a former prof |
| This ranking is based on a ratio devised by | Jay Mathews, which takes the number of Advanced Pla |
| This ranking is based on a ratio devised by | Jay Mathews, which takes the number of Advanced Pla |
| ects, releasing albums with Faze Action, Norman | Jay, Maurice Fulton, Andrew Weatherall and David Ma |
| Jay Mawhinney as Lord Grand Chapeau | |
| n long time friends Scott Chalmers (guitar) and | Jay May (drums). |
| Jay Maynard is a computer programmer and system adm | |
| Jay Mazur (born January 22, 1965 in Hamilton, Ontar | |
| le teamed up with Sean Kelly, Steve Nunnaro and | Jay McBride to form 69 duster. |
| og and designer fashion boutique, The Colony by | Jay McCarroll. |
| James Lloyd ( | Jay) McClelland (born in Cambridge, MA, USA Decembe |
| With | Jay McClelland, he developed the TRACE model of spe |
| Jay McClement (born March 2, 1983) is a Canadian pr | |
| He and David Backes joined | Jay McClement to form one of the NHL's youngest lin |
| Jay McCormack - Dick 'Tango Man' Dietz | |
| Jay McDonald - pedal steel guitar | |
| Derby full-back | Jay McEveley was next in at Oakwell on a free trans |
| veral first team players such as Gary Teale and | Jay McEveley, Dudley would be released at the end o |
| veral first team players such as Gary Teale and | Jay McEveley, Ojamaa would be released at the end o |
| football at Boston College, one of his players, | Jay McGillis, contracted Leukemia. |
| show is produced by Lauren Brady, and hosted by | Jay McGraw, son of Dr. Phil McGraw. |
| player Mark McGwire, as well as younger brother | Jay McGwire have both admitted to using HGH (Human |
| She is said to be the basis of a character in a | Jay McInerney novel. |
| an represents Haruki Murakami, Lawrence Lessig, | Jay McInerney, Toni Morrison, Richard Ford, Cormac |
| The Good Life is a 2006 novel written by | Jay McInerney. |
| d was in April 2010 joined by Lettie Teague and | Jay McInerney. |
| e Cates, based on the novel of the same name by | Jay McInerney. |
| Her stepfather is novelist | Jay McInerney. |
| The single's cover art was designed by | Jay McKendry Jenkins. |
| Jay McKenney | |
| Brandon | Jay McLaren as Toby |
| ys of Alabama, John Lee Hooker, B. B. King, Big | Jay McNeely with the Rocket 88's, Jay McShann & Jim |
| There Is Something on Your Mind" in 1957 by Big | Jay McNeely and his band in a small Seattle recordi |
| has been recorded many times since then by Big | Jay McNeely himself with various collaborators, alo |
| Warner's biggest hit was saxophonist Big | Jay McNeely's "There's Something On Your Mind", whi |
| , and he toured with the jump blues band of Big | Jay McNeely. |
| He recorded with | Jay McShann when back in Kansas City again in the 1 |
| p such greats as Eddie Harris, Marilyn Maye and | Jay McShann and has toured Europe extensively, perf |
| 943-45), Cab Calloway (1946 and again in 1949), | Jay McShann (1948), Cootie Williams (1950), Louis J |
| He joined the | Jay McShann band in 1943 and later sang with Earl H |
| by the age of 20, was already touring with the | Jay McShann band, which included Charlie Parker, Al |
| ent to Kansas City and became trumpeter for the | Jay McShann band, which included Charlie Parker on |
| In the early 1970s, he played with | Jay McShann and Tiny Grimes in a trio. |
| tz, Roy Eldridge, Michel Legrand, Milt Buckner, | Jay McShann and Quincy Jones in the 1960s and 1970s |
| swing jazz scene in the 1930s, and played with | Jay McShann's orchestra from 1938 to 1943. |
| - June 1956) was a blues shouter who sang with | Jay McShann's band in the 1940s and co-wrote their |
| the late 1930s, then replaced Charlie Parker in | Jay McShann's band early in the 1940s. |
| en 1939 and 1965, he played in the big bands of | Jay McShann, coinciding with Charlie Parker, Jimmy |
| He played with | Jay McShann, Louis Jordan, and Henry Red Allen befo |
| rry, Coleman Hawkins, Don Byas, Jack Teagarden, | Jay McShann, Red Allen, and T-Bone Walker. |
| rtists such as Jimmy Witherspoon, Snooky Prior, | Jay McShann, Hal Singer, Pinetop Perkins, Joe Louis |
| g musicians such as Benny Carter, Teddy Wilson, | Jay McShann, Dorothy Donegan, Phineas Newborn, Mose |
| reissue material, including items by Art Tatum, | Jay McShann, Ben Webster, Earl Hines, Bud Freeman, |
| o recordings by such artists as Lionel Hampton, | Jay McShann, Big Joe Turner, Lloyd Glenn, Joe Newma |
| remaining there through 1942, then worked with | Jay McShann, Cecil Scott, Luis Russell, Leonard Fea |
| lie Holiday, Erroll Garner, Big Joe Turner, and | Jay McShann. |
| e often played with fellow Kansas City resident | Jay McShann. |
| Jay Mehler - additional guitar on "Underdog", "Ladi | |
| The company is owned and operated by | Jay Mehtaa. |
| etmold, Ellen Martin, Trudi Mathes, Jim Maxson, | Jay Merrik, William Mesnik, Kaeren Peregrin, Linda |
| "Lonesome Cowgirl" (Alan Brackett, | Jay Merrill) - 4:34 |
| In Bathurst, Stephen Brunet defeated incumbent | Jay Mersereau and three other challengers. |
| eered by Glenn Berger, John Haeny, David Jones, | Jay Messina, Phil Ramone, John Wood, Shelly Yakus |
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