- now-defunct
upscale department store based out of Charlotte,
North Carolina The
Iveys, rock band
which became Bandfinger Evie (disambiguation) Eve (disambiguation)...
-
Evans signed the
Iveys to
Apple on 23 July 1968, they
became the
first non-Beatle
recording artists on the label. Each of the
Iveys were also
signed to...
- (tracks 3–5, 7–10, 12) Mal Evans –
producer (tracks 1–2, 6, 11) The
Iveys –
producers ("Looking for My Baby") "Maybe Tomorrow – The
Iveys". AllMusic....
- "Maybe Tomorrow" is a song
composed and sung by
guitarist Tom
Evans of The
Iveys,
which was
released as the group's
first worldwide single on
Apple Records...
-
Artis Leon
Ivey Jr. (August 1, 1963 –
September 28, 2022),
known by his
stage name Coolio, was an
American rapper. He was best
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-
Phillip Dennis Ivey Jr. (born
February 1, 1977) is an
American professional poker player who has won
eleven World Series of
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undergo several name and line-up
changes before it
became The
Iveys in 1965. In 1968, The
Iveys came to the
attention of Mal
Evans (The Beatles' personal...
- band The
Iveys in 1964. The
Iveys had a
minor hit with "Maybe Tomorrow". In 1969, Paul
McCartney produced the song "Come and Get It" for The
Iveys, who prior...
-
tracks by the
Iveys) (2003, RPM Records) An
Apple a Day (4
tracks by the
Iveys) (2006, RPM Records)
Treacle Toffee World (2
tracks by the
Iveys) (2008, RPM...
- both of The
Iveys'
records except in
places where "Maybe Tomorrow" had been a hit, such as
continental Europe and ****an. Thus, The
Iveys were relegated...
