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Marcangelo, who played keyboards and other percussion. In 1973, he joined Joe Soap and played violin on their Keep It Clean album. Their producer Sandy Roberton
1983 Cannes Film Festival
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Obscur by Manuel Gómez Dédicace by Marie Brazeau The Life And Death of Joe Soap by Lewis John Cooper Phalloctere by Manuel Gómez Saudade by Carlos Porto
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could have walked in." Also used: Fred Nurk, Joe Farnarkle. In Ireland Joe Soap is used as a generic reference to a male. Also Seán and Síle Citizen; Irish:
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Originally in Cracker Billy the Kid Gordon Bell 1979 Originally in Cracker Joe Soap John Dallas 1979 Originally in Cracker, the series later appeared in a
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British sitcom The Upper Hand. In the same year, he played the protagonist Joe Soap in the pop musical Hot Stuff at the Cambridge Theatre in the West End.
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Bruce's predilection for pranks, as Josef Savon translates into 'Joe Soap '. In 1944, Joe Soap was RAF slang for a legendary airman who carried the can. When
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two writers were.: p. 96 For the revived Eagle they wrote "Doomlord", "Joe Soap ", "Rebel the Police Dog", "Computer Warrior", "The Fists of Danny Pyke"
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amount of money and this is where the cocky bit came in. "Unfortunately… Joe Soap and Mary Soap, who never had a lot, got the loans for the second house
Twelfth Night (band)
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October the previous year. Revell's previous bands (in Bournemouth) included Joe Soap and The Bubbles and Abraxas. Later in 1978, Clive Mitten wandered into
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for a Scot. Joe Bloggs A man who is average, typical or unremarkable. Joe Soap An idiot, stooge or scapegoat. Johnny Condom. Sometimes also a 'Johnny
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"Sgt. Streetwise" concluded, and were cycled out for inept private eye "Joe Soap " (another by Grant and Wagner, credited to 'Grant/Grover') and Finley-Day's