-
refinement with
dandies is a
modern development that
returns quaintrelles to
their historic roots.
Female dandies did
overlap with male
dandies for a brief...
- The
Dandy was a
Scottish children's
comic magazine published by the
Dundee based publisher DC Thomson. The
first issue was
printed in
December 1937, making...
- a beat The
Dandies were up and
gigging again that
Tuesday night at a
battle of the bands. Lost
Children features the same
powerful Dandies guitar riffs...
-
commentator and
actor nicknamed "
Dandy Don" 17th Lancers, a
British Army
cavalry regiment nicknamed "Bingham's
Dandies"
which parti****ted in the Charge...
- jim
dandy in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Jim
Dandy may
refer to: "Jim
Dandy" (song) by
LaVern Baker,
American rhythm and
blues singer Jim "
Dandy" Mangrum...
- production, The
Chocolate Dandies, that
debuted in 1924. A band led by Don
Redman was the
first to
record with the name "Chocolate
Dandies" on the Okeh label...
-
Richard Dandy (born 30
November 1977) is a
former English cricketer.
Dandy was a right-handed batsman. He was born at Birmingham, Warwickshire.
Dandy represented...
-
essay by Héctor
Mediavilla Congo's
dandies give new
meaning to
fashion victim from
Agence France-Presse
Congolese dandies: Meet the
stylish men and women...
-
Dandy Livingstone (born
Robert Livingstone Thompson, 14
December 1943) is a British-Jamaican ska,
rocksteady and
reggae musician and
record producer,...
- "Chocolate
Dandies, The"), by
Allen L. Woll,
Greenwood Press (1983), pps. 43–44, 189, 258, 268, (borrowable
online via
Internet Archive) "'Chocolate
Dandies' is...