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Alan Dale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Alan Dale (Born May 6, 1947, in Dunedin, New Zealand) is an actor best known for playing the part of Jim Robinson in the Australian soap opera, Neighbours, now well-known for his role on The O.C. as Caleb Nichol. In the show's second season, Alan Dale was a regular cast member until his character suffered a heart attack (as did his Neighbours character Jim Robinson) and died. Dale returned for a few episodes and the producers soon realised that the character had a lot of potential, particularly with his son-in-law Sandy (Peter Gallagher), and through the show's villainess Julie (Melinda Clarke). en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Alan_Dale   (394 words)

BlueDevilsHistory1990-1996 Upon Emil's meeting singer/songwriter Dale Lyons, Alan was asked to begin a new country music band with them, as Emil had told Dale that Al was "the best around". The band showed some promise, Alan doing harmonies and some lead vocal, Dale taking the occasional guitar solo, Emil mixing sound, which would eventually prove to be his calling. Alan considered giving up after the demise of Wildheart, and after the death of his maternal grandfather...but was forced to play guitar and sing at a party in a barn near his hometown shortly after. www.alangillies.net /BlueDevilsHistory1990-1996.html   (394 words)

Alan A. Dale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Alan A. Dale was originally a Danish cargo ship named Norvest, 131 metres long, 17 metres wide and 4,700 tons. After the outbreak of World War II it remained in port in the United States. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Alan_A._Dale   (178 words)

The Jazz Singer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Released by Warner Bros., it was directed by Alan Crosland and starred Al Jolson, who performed two songs in blackface. The Jazz Singer is a 1927 U.S. movie notable for being the first ' talking motion picture ' to be widely commercially distributed. All active users are invited to vote in the Elections for the Board of Trustees of the Wikimedia Foundation. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Jazz_Singer   (178 words)

adale Alan Dale, born Aldo Sigismondi in Brooklyn, New York in 1925, was born into a show business oriented family. Alan Dale's life and times is a true American tale of courage and success. In 1946 Alan Dale decided to enter the music field as a solo performer leaving the band of George Paxton. home.earthlink.net /~jaymar41/adale.html   (178 words)

[Exotica] [obits] Kevin Kelly, Alan Dale Dale was the host of television shows on the Dumont and CBS networks, as well as the star of "The Alan Dale Show," heard coast to coast on radio. Dale said that when he told his mother he was bent on a career in show business, "She gave me a look I didn't understand, but I learned what it meant soon enough. Dale remained a nightclub headliner, and in the 80's and early 90's appeared in dinner theater and gave concerts. mailman.xmission.com /pipermail/exotica/2002-April/003259.html   (178 words)

Singer Songwriter - MilesofMusic.com Singer songwriter Julie Doiron pens sharply detailed reflections on life, which are brought to musical life by the Wooden Stars' fine playing that utilizes elements of folk and jazz. Searcy is in singer songwriter mode here, wearing his heart on his sleeve and inbuing his music and lyrics with a sense of melancholy. You might recognize singer songwriter Susan Gibson's name, since her tune "Wide Open Spaces" was the title track of a fairly popular disc by a band called the Dixie Chicks. www.milesofmusic.com /singer_songwriter.html   (178 words)

Comedy Is a Man in Trouble Alan Dale's personal and passionate tour of movie slapstick begins with an original assessment of the work of famed silent clowns Charlie Chaplin, Harold Lloyd, and Buster Keaton. Yet, Alan Dale, in this brief analysis of the highest points of American slapstick cinema’s first 50 years, somehow manages to render in prose both what’s funny and what’s resonant about the best slapstick without coming off as too much of a stuffed shirt. But Alan Dale shows that you can talk about a joke without completely stepping on it. www.upress.umn.edu /Books/D/dale_comedy.html   (681 words)

Alan Dale Bio - Alan Dale Biography - Alan Dale Stories Alan Dale was born in Dunedin, New Zealand, where he started appearing in his parents' amateur theatre group at age 12. Tell the world what you think of Alan Dale. Post "Neighbours", he and his wife Tracey moved to Los Angeles, where Alan has been seen a large number of U.S. television programmes, including "ER", "Navy NCIS", "The X Files", "The O.C." and "The Practice", as well as movies such as "Star Trek: Nemesis" and "X-Men". www.tv.com /alan-dale/person/22875/biography.html   (369 words)

William Pint and Felicia Dale Felicia Dale was born and raised on an island in Washington's Puget Sound; her father was a sea captain who brought back tales and treasures from exotic ports of call. Contemporary songs are represented by Alan Maslen's "The Mary Stanford of Rye," a true saga of a British Royal Naval Lifeboat Institute crew's tragic sacrifice in a rescue operation gone wrong. William Pint and Felicia Dale, of Seattle, are known for their innovative approach to music of the sea. www.waterbug.com /pint_and_dale.html   (369 words)

ALAN DALE Prince of Crooners Alan Dale, disgusted by this sudden turn of events, became rebellious --- to the great benefit of two singers (Guy Mitchell and Tony Bennett) who Miller began developing --- and as a consequence Dale's association with Columbia was over by mid-1951. He assured Dale that touring was not in their immediate future, and so, in the fall of 1944, Alan joined the band, and in November cut his first record: A V-Disc titled "Waiting" (which was never released). ALAN DALE is still performing, and is as great as ever! www.members.tripod.com /frasuer/index_nn4.html   (369 words)

ALAN DALE Alan Dale was a baritone crooner from the 1940s who later flirted with rock 'n' roll. Thanks to a relationship he had built up with Alan Freed, Dale was given a starring role as vocalist Arnie Haines in the teen flick "Don't Knock The Rock" (1956). The following year he became one of the first familiar faces on American TV when "The Alan Dale Show" debuted on the Dumont Television Network. www.rockabilly.nl /references/messages/alan_dale.htm   (437 words)

The body as hologram: Interview with Ralph Alan Dale, by Connie Hargrave; Health and healing section; Share International archives Ralph Alan Dale: It is the name I have given to the manipulation of energetic systems which are localized in every part of the body such as the ear, nose, face, tongue, hands, abdomen, foot, back, etc. With micro-acupuncture we can perform the same variety of functions as we do with traditional acupuncture. An interview with Dr. Ralph Alan Dale about the uses of acupuncture in healing, based on the model of the body as holographic. Ralph Alan Dale EdD, PhD, of Florida, USA, developed the new field of micro-acupuncture and has written extensively about acupuncture to promote healing and disease prevention. www.shareintl.org /archives/health-healing/hh_chhologram.html   (1432 words)

The Merry Men -- A Beginner's Guide to Robin Hood Alan a Dale's wife is sometimes a part of the Merry Men, and George a Greene is married to Bettris. Alan's wife has been given different names, although Ellen seems to be the most common. Alan also spins tales of Robin's deeds, spreading the bold outlaw's fame throughout the land. www.boldoutlaw.com /robbeg/robbeg2.html   (3040 words)

Dale Alan Luster, Captain, United States Marine Corps Dale Alan Luster was born in Chicago, Illinois, on January 21, 1941, to Mr. Dale Alan Luster was born on January 21, 1941 and joined the Armed Forces while in Chicago, Illinois. In December of 1963, Dale was united in marriage to Mary O'Hare in a military ceremony. www.arlingtoncemetery.net /daluster.htm   (613 words)

CMT.com : Alan Dale : Biography Alan Dale (born; Aldo Sigismondi) was once one of America's biggest singing stars. Unexplainably kept off the Ed Sullivan Show for eleven years, Dale returned, on Sunday, January 17, 1960, as a guest of Jackie Gleason, who had agreed to fill-in as host after Sullivan had suffered a bleeding ulcer, during rehearsals, and was rushed to the hospital. The host of his own radio show on the Dumont network, in the spring of 1948, Dale was lured away to be star of CBS Radio's musical quiz show, "Sing It Again", within a few months, while simultaneously hosting his own show on the Mutual Radio Network. www.cmt.com /artists/az/dale_alan/bio.jhtml   (690 words)

Country Standard Time: CD Review Dale Watson Dale Watson consciously tries to evoke the hard country music of the past, particularly the fiddle-and-steel barroom sounds of folks like Haggard, Johnny Bush and Gene Watson. Recorded live in London in 2000 by Texas honky tonker Dale Watson and originally released in Europe as a double CD, Audium's single disc is remastered from the original 24-track tapes, providing a half-dozen titles not present on the earlier issue. This collection from Dale Watson offers one variety of honky tonk by the former HighTone artist and is a fine introduction to the work done with the label. www.countrystandardtime.com /CDdalewatson.html   (690 words)

"The Alan Dale Show" (1948) Handsome young baritone Alan Dale was one of the most popular musical stars at the beginning of the television age. Due to Dale's exploding popularity, his program was the first TV show kinescoped for showing in other parts of the country. Besides all this, Dale was that other rarity: A singer who excelled at comedy (one can think of only Dean Martin and Bing Crosby who were in the same class). french.imdb.org /title/tt0040023   (690 words)

When Things Were Rotten Alan tells Bahn that they were students of his at the university where he taught, and they're great admirers of his work. Robin and Alan — intending for Otto Bahn to overhear, of course — talk to each other about what a shame it is that the prince is taking advantage of Bahn, in order to rule the world. Robin and Alan have fired Otto Bahn out of his own weapon, and Little John has dropped a rope ladder down to them, so they can make their escape. kopell.tripod.com /pages/rotten3.html   (690 words)

Cosmik Debris Magazine Presents: Alan Lomax 1915-2002 Huddie Leadbetter was released, and the recordings Alan Lomax made of the man best known as Leadbelly went around the world and inspired a young Brit named Lonnie Donegan, whose music, dubbed "skiffle," inspired a generation of his countrymen to pick up guitars and do it themselves. Though failing health curtailed his activities in his very last years, Alan Lomax had almost seven decades of productive activity in pursuit of his life's mission in his 87 years, and the evidence of his success is present in almost every song you've ever heard. Although he might not have recognized it himself, Alan Lomax, who died July 19th at the age of 87, was the original godfather of punk. www.cosmik.com /aa-august02/lomax.html   (690 words)

Collectors' Choice Music This Collectors’ Choice Music exclusive is the first-ever CD devoted to the work of beloved baritone singer and star of radio, film and TV, Alan Dale! Alan seems to be a much overlooked singer. Alan is one the best crooner's of all time. www.ccmusic.com /item.cfm?itemid=CCM03052   (690 words)

Country Standard Time: Dale Watson, June 2004 His late father, Don, was a country singer, trucker and gas station owner, and Dale cut his teeth playing first with his brothers and then in his father's band as a teenager at a time when most other American teenagers were sneaking hits of reefer while listening to Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd. But as a Dale Watson album - that is, as an album of Watson playing a mixture of honky-tonk, Bakersfield Sound and Texas shuffles - it's the most representative album of his sound that he's recorded in probably four years. Watson was photogenic and a more-than-capable singer, songwriter and guitarist whose "Nashville Rash" became an anthem for those who felt that the country music industry's successful grab for the brass ring had at the same time caused that industry to forget its roots. www.countrystandardtime.com /dalewatson4FEATURE.html   (690 words)

Da - Real Names of Famous Folk - Dan Alan Dale, Singer; Aldo Sigismondi)New York 9 July 1925 - 20 April 2002). Dale, Singer; Dale Houston (Seminary, Mississippi 23 April 1940). Dick Dale, Singer; Richard Monsour (Boston, Massachusetts 4 May 1937). www.famousfolk.com /real/names-da.shtml   (690 words)

What's Happening in July? ~ O'Connor Piano, MIDI Keyboard and Organ Studio Singer began his career in the arts in 1948 as a psychology and sociology teacher at the Juilliard School. He was a country singer who was killed in plane crash with singer, Patsy Cline 1915 ~ Ludwik Grossman, Composer, died at the age of 80 1929 ~ Hugo von Hofmannstahl, Austrian author and librettist, died. She was well-known to television audiences as a resident singer on the British Broadcasting Corp. talk show "Parkinson" through the 1970s and was widely praised for her smooth voice and intimate, relaxed singing style. www.oconnormusic.org /month-jul.htm   (690 words)

Welcome to the Live Band Alan has been a professional drummer since the age of 17 and has performed in virtually every musical style. His distinctive bass lines blend with Alan’s right foot to form the humping backbone of The Watershed’s sound. He has toured with Dionne Warwick, Dr Hook and Ben E. King and has also recorded on over 20 albums with artists as diverse as Horse and Ford Kiernan and The Joz Tenuto Big Band("Swing When You’re Minging"). www.thewatershed.net /the_band.htm   (690 words)

ALAN DALE What We Do Best: American Movie Comedies of the 1990s The Wedding Singer is a skit extended to the length of a romantic comedy, and though it holds together because Sandler doesn’t play the role for quick-fix effects, it is often a dismal experience. Her role is unaccountably prim so that although she looks great (there’s a shot of her in a sea-foam green sweater in the morning sun when her skin looks like it’s made of light, not flesh) it’s a little safe and cute when she develops a crush on Sandler. The problem with The Wedding Singer is that everything is pitched right at that place where the complacent, sitcom-loving, middle-class audience meets the complacent, ironic-if-irony’s-"in," younger segment of the same audience. www.weirdprofessortype.com /weddingsinger.html   (690 words)

movierockroll50s Alan Arkin was a member of the Tarriers at the time. Mature rock star (Dale) is scorned by the adults when he returns home but the local teenagers save the day. Two rock and roll singers fall in love and are exploited by their agents. www.sandlotshrink.com /movierockroll50s.htm   (690 words)

ALAN WOOLLEY Home Page Alan Woolley is a big bear of a bloke who looks like he chews bricks for breakfast. Alan Woolley's brand new solo album "UNRATTLED" will be available on CD only years will know Alan Woolley as their lead singer and major songwriter. members.aol.com /rawpromo/myhomepage/profile.html   (690 words)

Welcome To Our Alan Dale Forum - A Bravenet.com Guestbook If you're looking for Alan Dale records, you've come to the right place. Alan's recorded opera arias are sensational, and we have been airing them at 8 a.m. Also during the day Alan's songs are being aired on GMMY RADIO Networks. pub24.bravenet.com /guestbook/show.php?usernum=2029056293&cpv=1   (690 words)

The Town of Lake Santeetlah, Graham County, North Carolina, 828-479-8190 Alan Hays feels the description of services should be more specific in the contract for the mowing services and the tree/debris removal should be bid at a per-hour price. Alan expressed that he feels the support to The Friends of Lake Santeetlah has made a significant impact at the re-licensing meetings. Alan Hays and Guy Owen served as council members for the absence of Karen Anderson and Mike Kelley. graham.main.nc.us /~jmoran/minutes2001.html   (690 words)

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