- Look up
holler,
hollered,
hollering, or
hollers in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Holler may
refer to:
Holler, Germany, a muni****lity in Rhineland-Palatinate...
- arhoolies, and
hollers. They
began as
vocal communications among slaves on plantations,
which were not
expressed by a
group but by individuals.
Hollers were used...
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field hands in rice and
sugar plantations.
Field hollers are also
known as corn-field
hollers,
water calls, and whoops. An
early description is from...
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Höller is a
German surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Carsten Höller (born 1961),
German artist Karl
Höller (1907–1987),
German composer...
- Company. p. 57. "If He
Hollers Let Him Go". letterboxd.
Retrieved 2018-03-25. If He
Hollers, Let Him Go! at IMDb If He
Hollers, Let Him Go! at the TCM...
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Holler was a bar and
restaurant in Portland, Oregon,
United States.
Holler was
owned by the
restaurant group Holler Hospitality,
which has also owned...
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Carsten Höller (born
December 1961) is a
German artist. He
lives and
works in Stockholm, Sweden. Born to
German parents working for the
European Economic...
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Richard Louis Holler (born
October 16, 1934) is an
American songwriter, pianist, and performer, best
known as the
writer of the folk-pop
standard "Abraham...
- in der
Musik York
Höllers." Master's Thesis. Cologne:
University of Cologne. A
reworked extract published as "Horizont—York
Höllers elektroakustischer...
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Susanna Höller is an
Austrian football defender,
currently playing for VfL
Sindelfingen in the
German 2nd Bundesliga. She is a
member of the
Austrian national...
