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of Carmelite" – 3:02 "Paradox" – 4:55 "Momenta" – 2:57 "Sleep Walk" (Santo, Johnny & Ann Farina) – 3:13 "Sovereigns" – 2:13 "Totality" – 2:24 "Solid Ground"

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Étienne Roda-Gil Recording – Jean-Pierre Janiaud, Olivier Espirito Santo "Johnny Hallyday 1989 l'amour des grosses cylindrées". Le Point (in French)

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playing – especially by Peter Green, who filters B.B. King through Santo & Johnny with a saxophonist's sense of line – and lots of help from Otis Spann

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episode, Johnny and Sarah make out in his car to "Sleep Walk", a song by Santo & Johnny, which also featured in the Stephen King movie Sleepwalkers. The theme

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by the King Cole Trio in film Killer Diller, Sleep Walk, set to the Santo & Johnny instrumental Sleep Walk used in the 2013 film The Conjuring, likewise

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(Cerezo Rosa)" — Perez "Prez" Prado & His Orchestra "Sleep Walk" — Santo & Johnny "Sincerely" — The McGuire Sisters "Moonglow and Theme from Picnic" —

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Retrieved 2013-08-12. "Freddie Roulette & Daphne Blue Sleepwalk Live Santo Johnny". YouTube. 2007-09-27. Retrieved 2013-08-12. "FREDDIE ROULETTE". Allaboutbluesmusic

The Shadow of Your Smile (Friends of Dean Martinez album) (569 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article

middle of nowhere." AllMusic called the album "a post-modern fusion of Santo & Johnny, Dick Dale and the Ventures, with a heaping side order of Tex-Mex border