Pearl Reaves (June 7, 1929 – March 6, 2000), also known by her married name, Pearl Farano, was an American R&B singer and guitar player, best known for...
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Reaves is a surname. Notable people with the name include: Austin Reaves (born 1998), American basketball player Darrin Reaves (born 1993), American football...
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Pearl Reaves, a singer originally from Raleigh, North Carolina, who had moved to Rahway, New Jersey in the late 40s." Kochakian, Dan. "Pearl Reaves"...
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Blues. His first professional job was backing up Pearl Reaves in 1959. He also got his stage name from Reaves. The first time she saw him, she exclaimed, "Oh...
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both sides. With the Concords he had also sung backup on a single with Pearl Reaves ("You Can't Stay Here"/"I'm Not Ashamed") which had done well locally...
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named after him, and features a memorial sculpture by Valerie Maynard Pearl Reaves (1929–2000), R&B singer and guitar player Byron Rushing (b. 1942), state...
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Edson Exec. ofc.: Col. William J. Whaling (to 25 Sep); Lt. Col. Walker A. Reaves (to 12 Oct); Lt. Col. William S. Fellers 1st Battalion: Lt. Col. William...
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2013 Five Star Stadium 15,500 2024 Atrium Health Amphitheatre 12,000 1989 Reaves Arena Perry 8,250 Unknown Forum River Center Rome 4,000 1916 Rome City...
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"World Enough and Time," was co-authored by Marc Scott Zicree and Michael Reaves. Zicree, who also directed the episode, contributed the stories for the...
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(eliminated after the appetizer) Duke Kroger (eliminated after the entrée) Sean Reaves (eliminated after the dessert) Star Maye (winner) Notes: The theme of this...
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