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Haywoode (Sidney
Haywoode, London) is an
English singer. She is best
known for the 1986 UK top 20 hit
single "Roses". She
later also
recorded under the...
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Haywoode Wilvon Workman (born
January 23, 1966) is an
American former basketball player who is a
referee in the
National Basketball ****ociation (NBA)....
- with
little success until in 1956 they
added a
fifth singer,
tenor Donald Haywoode (August 24, 1936 –
August 9, 2015), and
changed their name to The Velours...
- with the
Pacers for
eleven years,
often sharing starter duties with both
Haywoode Workman and Mark Jackson.
Perhaps his best
season as a pro came in 1990...
- seasons: '98–'00 Erez Katz 6 seasons: '98–'04 Tony
Dorsey 1 season: '00–'01
Haywoode Workman 1 season: '00–'01 Meir
Tapiro 6 seasons: '00–'03, '05–'07, '12–'13...
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players Don Weller, Pete Thoms,
Steve Dawson and Alex Gifford,
singer Haywoode, and
guitarist Gus Isadore.
Cornwell was
still in the
Stranglers when Wolf...
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Harriott released a
version of the song on his 1982 album, Acid Rock.
Haywoode released a
version of the song as a
single in 1987. Glen
Brown and Lloyd...
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Haywood All
pages with
titles containing Haywood Hayward (disambiguation)
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Haywood Mall, in Greenville, South...
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Following the season, West
signed as a free
agent with the
Atlanta Hawks, and
Haywoode Workman, who
missed the
entire season with a knee injury, was released...
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