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Showpeople is the
debut album by UK
singer Mari Wilson. It was
released in 1983 and
featured her
breakthrough hit "Just What I
Always Wanted". In early...
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Ulrich Schöll in 1793.
Showmen (also
known as
showpeople, showfolk,
funfair travellers,
travelling showpeople, and the
pejorative carnies) are not an ethnic...
- Italian) shape.
Barilla decided to name it
after one of the most
famous showpeople of the time,
Adriano Celentano, who was
nicknamed Il Molleggiato. As this...
- a
cover of "Cry Me a River" (UK No. 27) and
released her
debut album,
Showpeople (UK No. 24).
After this,
further commercial success eluded her, though...
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Travelling salespeople, see door-to-door, hawker, and
peddler Travelling showpeople, see
Carny (US),
Showmen (UK) The
Peredvizhniki or Itinerants, a school...
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sophisticates and phonies".
Billy LaHiff, who
owned a po****r pub
frequented by
showpeople,
introduced Ruby in 1926 to
impresario Willard Mack. Mack was casting...
- Wilson,
released in 1982 as the lead
single from her 1983
debut album Showpeople. As Wilson's
fifth single release, "Just What I
Always Wanted" was her...
- on
Billboard R&B Mari
Wilson (1983)
number 27 on UK
Singles Chart from
Showpeople Denise Welch (1995)
number 23 on UK
Singles Chart Michael Bublé (2009)...
- Catalogue"), the
debut album Hunting High and Low by a-ha, **** by
Miguel Bosé,
Showpeople by Mari Wilson,
Bouncing off the
Satellites by The B-52's,
Vicious Pink...
- Interviews". The Stage.
Retrieved 16
August 2019. The Stage/Features/
Showpeople/Mic****e Terry;
retrieved 20
February 2011. Mic****e is
right at home...
