- Raft club in Malibu, and
decided to
raise funds to
record him,
founding Monnie Records for that purpose. In 1969, ****van
released the
album U.F.O., recorded...
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Marvin Monnie Sease (February 16, 1946 –
February 8, 2011) was an
American blues and soul singer-songwriter
known for his gospel-infused
vocal style and...
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Monnie Tom
Cheves (February 14, 1902 –
August 14, 1988) was an
American politician and professor. He
served as a
Democratic member of the
Louisiana House...
- died
early today at the
North Hollywood home of his mother-in-law, Mrs.
Monnie L. Jones. Mr. Hardy, who was 65
years old,
suffered a
paralytic stroke last...
- in both
houses of the
Louisiana State Legislature between 1884 and 1914.
Monnie T.
Cheves (1902–1988),
Northwestern State University professor;
member of...
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Representatives In
office 1952–1956
Serving with
Monnie T.
Cheves Preceded by
Sylvan Friedman Roy
Sanders Succeeded by
Monnie T.
Cheves E. H.
Hayes In
office 1960–1964...
-
various plastics before settling on
plastic mailing tubes. He and his wife,
Monnie Ramsell,
formed DrumSpirit as a sole
proprietorship to
market the tubes...
- 1969 and
received little attention at the time.
Actor Al
Dobbs founded the
Monnie record label to
press ****van's album. The
artist enlisted session musician...
- by Tom Markel,
nephew of
Monnie Storz Markel, the
granddaughter of
Gottlieb Storz, with his
cousin John Markel, son of
Monnie Storz Markel as investor...
-
between 1884 and 1914
Joanna C****idy,
Golden Globe award-winning actress.
Monnie T. Cheves, NSU professor;
member of the
Louisiana House from Natchitoches...
