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... collaboration: the 1963 single "Let Me Tell You Baby", being included.
Downtown entered the Billboard 200 on 13 February 1965 for a 36 weeks chart run with a #21 peak. Despite Clark's subsequent album releases being more focused on the hit sound Hatch had devised for Clark with the "Downtown" single, the Downtown album would remain Clark's most successful US album relea... |
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... Ambush 2:20
Doomed 2:25
Hidden Dimension 3:00
Deep Down 1:45
Bilocation 3:40
Psychic 2:20
Floating 2:40
From Above 3:55
The Cellar 1:25
Into Deep Water 2:30
Subsequently 2:10
They Are On Their Way Again 6:20
The Apocryph 7:30
Evocation 4:40
Be Quiet 4:10
Black Door 2:40
Illuminatus 5:50
The Seed 5... |
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... Clan of Xymoxot 1983-ban alapította a hollandiai Nijmegenben Ronny Moorings, Anka Wolbert, Frank Weyzig és Pieter Nooten. A csapat kis példányszámban megjelent, bemutatkozó anyagára, a Subsequent Pleasures-re felfigyelt a korszak egyik legfontosabb független kiadója, a 4AD, és az együttes előzenekarként turnézhatott a Dead Can Dance-szel és a Cocteau Twinsszel.
A csapat - a x... |
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... became a prominent Las Vegas headliner. On the musical stage one of her most popular roles was in 1951's "South Pacific" as Nellie Forbush co-starring Richard Eastham," but hopes for the subsequent film role went down the tubes when the role went to Mitzi Gaynor.
A solid recording artist with a jazzy style, her more popular renditions include "That's What a Rainy Day i... |
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... breakdown onstage in Reno, Nevada, and was hospitalized. She remained in psychoanalysis therapy for eight years afterwards. Her sister Betty died suddenly of a brain aneurysm in 1976. She subsequently started a foundation in memory of and named for her sister.
During this time she wrote her first autobiography, This for Remembrance: the Autobiography of Rosemary Cloon... |
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... in "Rio Conchos" (1964)
On that movie set, she met and subsequently married fellow stunt diver Courtney Brown (he was Mr. Stevens' double in that film), who coached her in underwater shooting. They had a daughter, Tiffany. During this time, they based thei... |
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... newcomer".
Taina Elg with Gene Kelly, Mitzi Gaynor & Kay Kendall in "Les Girls" (1957)
Taina was subsequently handed her best all-around opportunity by MGM to display her sublime dancing, sexy figure and comedic acting skills when asked to portra... |
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American picture during that time was "None But the Lonely Heart" (1944) opposite Cary Grant. June subsequently left Hollywood in 1946 and discovered a few roles on the Broadway stage. She retired altogether when she married for a second time in 1948 to a ... |
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... Stanley Reames in 1946 and they were divorced in 1948.
Leigh married her third husband, Tony Curtis, on June 4, 1951. They had two children, Kelly and Jamie Lee, both who subsequently became actresses. Following their divorce in 1962, Leigh married stockbroker Robert Brandt in Las Vegas. They remained married until her death.
She served on the board of dire... |
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| ... rival of Margaret Lockwood. She later commented that although they were required to slap each other's faces, she and Lockwood were always the best of friends. They played rivals in two subsequent films, "The Wicked Lady" (1944) and "Jassy" (1945). Roc's more overt sexuality in such films as "The Wicked Lady" was downplayed for the American market; her décolletage led US censors to... |
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