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Sharon Kathleen Sheeley (April 4, 1940 – May 17, 2002) was an
American songwriter who
wrote songs for Glen Campbell,
Ricky Nelson,
Brenda Lee, and Eddie...
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Sheeley may
refer to:
Sharon Sheeley,
Major League Baseball pitcher James Sheeley House,
Italianate building in
Chippewa Falls,
Wisconsin Sheeley Mountain...
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their way to
their next venue, Vincent,
Cochran and the
songwriter Sharon Sheeley were
involved in a high-speed
traffic accident in a private-hire taxi....
- Today, Mama?"
Randy Newman 2:13 5. "You Won't
Forget Me" DeShannon,
Sharon Sheeley 2:12 6. "Hold Your Head High" DeShannon,
Randy Newman 2:42 7. "When You...
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Theresa Hope
Spivey (born July 27, 1971) is a
former gymnast.
While at Georgia, she won the Honda-Broderick
Award as the nation's top
female gymnast in...
- The
James Sheeley House is an
Italianate building in
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin,
United States.
Originally used as a
boarding house, it is
currently a...
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Sheelytown was a
historic ethnic neighborhood in
South Omaha, Nebraska, USA with po****tions of Irish,
Polish and
other first generation immigrants. Located...
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Little Richard) "Lonely" (Sharon
Sheeley) "Nervous Breakdown" (Eddie Cochran) "Cherished Memories" (Sharon
Sheeley) "Twenty
Flight Rock" (Eddie Cochran...
- "Poor
Little Fool" is a song
written by
Sharon Sheeley and
first recorded by
Ricky Nelson in 1958.
Sheeley wrote the song when she was 15
years old. She...
- Taxi blew a tyre and
collided with a lamppost. Gene
Vincent and
Sharon Sheeley, the
other p****engers,
survived the crash. Ludo
Coeck 1955 1985 30 years...
