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| Born in Charleston to | Randy Smith of Summerville and Luanne Marie Bass-Smi |
| Elmore Smith and | Randy Smith each had out standing rookie seasons wit |
| Detroit GM | Randy Smith chose not to protect Catalanotto in the |
| owski initially kept incumbent general manager | Randy Smith in place, but when Detroit lost its firs |
| Adoo in 1974 and Bob McAdoo again in 1977 then | Randy Smith in 1978. |
| of note apart from Garry Unger, Cam Plante and | Randy Smith was former NHL player for the Toronto Ma |
| spection services, technical training (through | Randy Smith Training Solutions) and technical staffi |
| inal decision, sending Washington, Kunnert and | Randy Smith to Portland in exchange for the center. |
| The son of baseball executive Tal Smith, | Randy Smith became the GM of the Padres midseason in |
| Randy Smith, 1976 All-NBA (2nd team) | |
| nd place in the tornado along with his partner | Randy Smyth. |
| nd place in the tornado along with his partner | Randy Smyth. |
| Randy soon formed a relationship with local girl Man | |
| In 1961 singer/guitarist | Randy Sparks formed The New Christy Minstrels, a ten |
| ty was an American folk music group founded by | Randy Sparks in 1963. |
| it single recorded by Mitchum, and was sung by | Randy Sparks . |
| k Well" an "underrated classic", and described | Randy Sparks's "Whistle" as a "brilliant bout of wor |
| "Today" ( | Randy Sparks) - 4:40 |
| ith Penny Flame, Dillan Lauren, Hillary Scott, | Randy Spears & John West) |
| licia Alighatti, Dillan Lauren, Hillary Scott, | Randy Spears & John West) |
| a pornographic film, made in 1990 and starring | Randy Spears and Hyapatia Lee. |
| ce, Eric Masterson, Chris Cannon, Tommy Gunn & | Randy Spears) |
| Scene (Film) - Dark Side (with Hillary Scott & | Randy Spears) |
| Scene (Film) - Eternity (with Lauren Kain and | Randy Spears) |
| It featured Sunset Thomas, | Randy Spears, Julie Meadows, Asia Carrera, Chloe, Da |
| Hollywood is an American reality show starring | Randy Spelling (son of Aaron Spelling), Sean Stewart |
| Randy Spencer - Shofar | |
| Randy spent his early childhood in Canadian, Texas a | |
| Michael Ross of Portsmouth, Ohio, and WSO Lt. | Randy Sprouse of Sumter, South Carolina, both of the |
| September 4, 1990: | Randy St. Claire was released by the Rangers. |
| Major League Baseball player and the father of | Randy St. Claire. |
| ng coach of the Washington Nationals following | Randy St. Claire's dismissal the previous day. |
| December 9, 1978: | Randy St. Claire was signed by the Expos as an amate |
| December 6, 1994: | Randy St. Claire was signed as a Free Agent with the |
| hington Nationals franchise history, replacing | Randy St. Claire, who was fired, and McCatty was cal |
| Speigner gave credit to pitching coach | Randy St. Claire for correcting a number of errors. |
| roup which included Frank Metis (accordion)and | Randy Starr (guitar), in addition to using special s |
| "The Enchanted Sea" (Frank Metis, | Randy Starr) - 2:19 |
| Randy Starr, whose original name was Warren Nadel, w | |
| "Early in the Morning" ( | Randy Starr, Dick Wolf) - 2:04 |
| Randy Staub - mixer | |
| Brian Dobbs, | Randy Staub - engineers |
| Mike Fraser, Flemming Rasmussen, | Randy Staub - mixing |
| Randy Staub - Mixing | |
| Randy Staub - mixing | |
| According to engineer | Randy Staub, close to 50 takes of the drums were rec |
| rst single off album, "Pictures", was mixed by | Randy Staub, who has previously worked with Metallic |
| Randy Staub: “Angels Losing Sleep” by Our Lady Peace | |
| Randy Staub: Engineer | |
| Randy Staub; Mike Tacci - engineers | |
| onnel of WVOT include Bill Bunn, Dave Edwards, | Randy Steele, Pat Patterson, Bob Johnson (dec.) |
| irlines' Americana Award for Art, presented by | Randy Steffen. |
| was coached by former Dayton Dragons farmhand, | Randy Stegall. |
| Randy Stein - Cello | |
| April 9, 1982: | Randy Stein was signed as a free agent by the Cubs. |
| Randy Stephen Pierce (born November 23, 1957 in Arnp | |
| CBMW's current president is Dr. | Randy Stinson who is also Dean of the School of Chur |
| punk rock trio featuring husband-and-wife team | Randy Stodola (guitar and vocals), Dianne Chai (bass |
| Smith moved on to partner with | Randy Stoklos, and the two became the most dominant |
| Randy Stone | |
| alifornia, by James Lecesne, Peggy Rajski, and | Randy Stone. |
| for Radio), Steve Taylor (I Predict 1990), and | Randy Stonehill (The Wild Frontier & Can't Buy A Mir |
| I've been able to get | Randy Stonehill to the point where Myrrh Records has |
| artists to use the studio include Phil Keaggy, | Randy Stonehill and Chagall Guevara. |
| an't Buy a Miracle is the title of an album by | Randy Stonehill, released in 1988, on Myrrh Records. |
| Furay, B.J. Thomas, Steve Archer, Mark Heard, | Randy Stonehill, Sam Phillips (musician), Crystal Le |
| nd that of other Christian musicians including | Randy Stonehill, after he had been released by Capit |
| The Byrds, The Who, Daniel Amos, Phil Keaggy, | Randy Stonehill, Joe English of Paul McCartney's Win |
| ate This Heartbeat is the title of an album by | Randy Stonehill, released in 1984, on Myrrh Records. |
| herty's engineering credits include albums for | Randy Stonehill, Swoon, Lifesavers Underground, Mich |
| e Records and Street Level Records, founded by | Randy Stonehill. |
| Script: | Randy Stradley |
| Randy Stradley, vice president of publishing for Dar | |
| Randy Stradley, creative director | |
| meland Security Michael P. Jackson; Professors | Randy Strahan (Emory University), James N. Gladden ( |
| t seven novels were written under the pen name | Randy Striker. |
| Randy Strohmeyer - guitar, backing vocals, samples | |
| Leo Burmester - | Randy Stumphill |
| He began work on a screenplay with | Randy Sue Coburn about legendary writer Dorothy Park |
| he first BBSes, featuring Ward Christensen and | Randy Suess [39:12] |
| Randy supported and endorsed leadership candidate Ed | |
| News Director | Randy Swan has been with the station for approximate |
| Randy Sweazy of Bardstown, Kentucky, wrote in Butler | |
| "From December (The | Randy T. Mix)" - 4:08 |
| Jackson biographer J. | Randy Taraborrelli promoted the theory that "Billie |
| In J. | Randy Taraborrelli's book Madonna: An Intimate Biogr |
| According to J. | Randy Taraborrelli's biography, in 1986, Jackson was |
| For the baseball player of the same name, see | Randy Tate (baseball). |
| ated after one term by conservative Republican | Randy Tate; Tate, in turn, was defeated after one te |
| "Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old)" ( | Randy Taylor, Brooks) - 3:12 |
| (To Feel This Damn Old)" (from Garth Brooks) ( | Randy Taylor, Brooks) - 2:53 |
| The current General Overseer is James ( | Randy) Taylor. |
| March 31 - Oklahoma State Representative | Randy Terrill (R-Moore) launched a legislative inves |
| In the 2008 session Faught, along with Rep. | Randy Terrill (R, Moore) again filed legislation to |
| Oklahoma state Representative | Randy Terrill(R) is a representative of Moore, Oklah |
| It has a link to a website for | Randy that no longer functions. |
| Randy, the Stotches, Jimbo, and Gerald Broflovski wi | |
| Randy Thom is a sound designer, and is the current D | |
| In February 2010, | Randy Thom was honored with the Cinema Audio Society |
| Best Sound Mixing ( | Randy Thom, Tom Johnson, Dennis Sands and William B. |
| on as the Jets elected to go with young guards | Randy Thomas (right side, a rookie) and Kerry Jenkin |
| he was re-signed by the Redskins after placing | Randy Thomas on IR. |
| Randy Thomas - NFL's New York Jets, Washington Redsk | |
| co-wrote this song with former Allies partner | Randy Thomas and for this they together won the 1997 |
| The most notable band members were guitarist | Randy Thomas, formerly of the Jesus music group Swee |
| Randy Thomas: guitars, vocals, bass (on first releas | |
| Randy Thompson is a Virginia based americana/country | |
| nessee congressman Robin Beard, country singer | Randy Thompson, and RMS Titanic sea postal clerk Osc |
| lled her boyfriend, Forsyth County firefighter | Randy Thompson, age 32. |
| Compilation Executive Producer: | Randy Thornton |
| Randy Thorsteinson (born November 8, 1956) is a poli | |
| sident until he left in 1999 along with Leader | Randy Thorsteinson and helped to found the Alberta F |
| Its leader, | Randy Thorsteinson had led Social Credit through a m |
| plum opening slot was done by a trio lineup of | Randy, Tim and Garry Peterson (allegedly with some b |
| Randy Tissot | |
| Randy Tissot* | |
| irtue, prompting her boyfriend to hook up with | Randy to satisfy his burgeoning needs. |
| itched to Dodge Rams and getting a teammate in | Randy Tolsma, but he was unable to visit victory lan |
| James along with brothers Mark, | Randy, Tommy (bass guitar), nephew Andrew DeBarge (l |
| Randy Torres - guitar, vocals, piano | |
| Randy Torres - guitar | |
| Randy Torres - guitar, keyboard, background vocals, | |
| Randy Torres - Guitar, Keyboards, Programming, Vocal | |
| Randy Torres (touring member) - guitar, keyboard, pe | |
| Randy toured with Up With People during 1974-1975 wi | |
| Sounds pitchers | Randy Town and Geoff Combe combined for a 5-2 victor |
| parents' band, and he began playing drums for | Randy Travis at age ten. |
| Randy Travis is an American country music singer. | |
| "Jingle Bell Rock" - | Randy Travis |
| This article is about the | Randy Travis song. |
| Randy Travis as Clay Traynor | |
| Randy Travis - Country music star Randy Travis, like | |
| ted The Gift with a worldwide tour opening for | Randy Travis and an appearance on Dolly Parton's Dol |
| Top New Male Vocalist - | Randy Travis |
| Male Vocalist of the Year - | Randy Travis |
| "Forever and Ever, Amen" - | Randy Travis |
| videos, including those for recording artists | Randy Travis and Gretchen Wilson. |
| For the | Randy Travis song, see If I Didn't Have You (Randy T |
| Randy Travis as Earl | |
| June 13 - | Randy Travis' "Forever and Ever, Amen" spends three |
| ed his vocals to the albums of others, such as | Randy Travis' Always and Forever album (1990) His so |
| A Few Ole Country Boys (with | Randy Travis) (3:37) |
| p My Heart Up For Christmas" (Paul Overstreet, | Randy Travis) - 2:47 |
| Jackson, | Randy Travis) - 2:23 |
| e Sure Is Good at Lovin' Me" (Paul Overstreet, | Randy Travis) - 2:55 |
| ndel, Bill Maher), country acts (Kenny Rogers, | Randy Travis, Wynonna), and Broadway-type shows (Cat |
| ill Monroe, Willie Nelson, The Oak Ridge Boys, | Randy Travis, Roy Clark, Waylon Jennings, Elvis Pres |
| lly, Red Steagall, George Strait, Clint Black, | Randy Travis, and Garth Brooks. |
| as Gillian Welch, Ralph Stanley, Dolly Parton, | Randy Travis, and Reba McEntire have performed at Th |
| ary Chapin Carpenter, John Michael Montgomery, | Randy Travis, Billy Burnette, The Finnigan Brothers |
| es" is a song recorded by country music artist | Randy Travis. |
| ristmas album by American country music artist | Randy Travis. |
| " is a single by American country music artist | Randy Travis. |
| and recorded by American country music artist | Randy Travis. |
| ons" by Clay Walker and "Pray for the Fish" by | Randy Travis. |
| eatured: Alabama, The Judds, George Strait and | Randy Travis. |
| bum of Christmas music by country music artist | Randy Travis. |
| and recorded by American country music singer | Randy Travis. |
| atthew West, Joe Nichols, Gretchen Wilson, and | Randy Travis. |
| " is a single by American country music singer | Randy Travis. |
| is a song made famous by country music singer | Randy Travis. |
| er is the second album by country music singer | Randy Travis. |
| ber is a TV movie starring Connie Sellecca and | Randy Travis. |
| of a recorded by American country music artist | Randy Travis. |
| wo which were credited under his birth name of | Randy Traywick) fared poorly, Travis broke through o |
| In March, 2000, | Randy Trochmann, David Trochmann's son and an instru |
| h Bad Brains over their homophobia directed at | Randy Turner of Big Boys, which resulted in the MDC |
| any hardcore bands, except that he, along with | Randy Turner of Big Boys were both open about being |
| y, the queercore band Limp Wrist pay homage to | Randy Turner, along with Gary Floyd of The Dicks and |
| the English World Middleweight boxing champion | Randy Turpin in the early 1950s. |
| At the 1997 Juniors, he played as a third for | Randy Turpin. |
| Randy Tuten - cover art | |
| or, but lost in the primary to Knoxville mayor | Randy Tyree, who lost in the general election to Rep |
| Also in the Remix Jowell & | Randy use the Auto-tune effect with Daddy Yankee. |
| Randy Vader | |
| Randy Vader - Executive Producer | |
| Randy Vader - Script | |
| Many of the jingles were written by | Randy Van Horne. |
| The | Randy Van Horne Singers officially disbanded in the |
| The | Randy Van Horne Singers also recorded several albums |
| "I Guess It Never Hurts to Hurt Sometimes" ( | Randy VanWarmer) (4:04) From the album Deliver |
| n a Hurry (And Don't Know Why)" (Roger Murrah, | Randy VanWarmer) - 2:49 |
| ugh, Foghat, Halfnelson/Sparks, Bobby Charles, | Randy VanWarmer, Paul Butterfield's Better Days, Laz |
| l McCoy, Prairie Oyster, John Wesley Ryles and | Randy VanWarmer. |
| the series, with Karri Turner, Trevor Goddard, | Randy Vasquez, Steven Culp, and Chuck Carrington, am |
| im Plunkett's 88-yard touchdown pass caught by | Randy Vataha made for a 21-17 Patriots win. |
| Randy Vataha, from class of 1967 - Wide Receiver, NF | |
| Arizona), John Von Ahnen (Wagner College), and | Randy Velarde were remembered players from the squad |
| ded by the Athletics to the Anaheim Angels for | Randy Velarde and Omar Olivares. |
| November 21, 1995: | Randy Velarde was signed as a Free Agent with the Ca |
| May 29, 2000: | Randy Velarde of the Athletics had an unassisted tri |
| December 7, 1998: | Randy Velarde was signed as a Free Agent with the An |
| Elvin Nina to the Angels for Omar Olivares and | Randy Velarde. |
| Randy W. Schekman (born December 30, 1948) is an Ame | |
| Notre Dame Coach Profile: | Randy Waldrum |
| Randy Waldrum (born September 25, 1956 in Irving, Te | |
| Judy Dore' Waligura of Crowley, Louisiana, and | Randy Waligura of Garwood, Texas, Waligura grew up i |
| n Willenbrink-Johnsen, Jon Ormbrek, Rik Allen, | Randy Walker and Trumaine Mason. |
| e, John Smith and Scott Linehan at Louisville, | Randy Walker and Kevin Wilson at Northwestern, Joe T |
| While at North Carolina | Randy Walker was a Tar Heels assistant. |
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