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If My Pillow Could Talk
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Pillow Could Talk" was written by Jimmy Steward, Jr. of the Ravens and Bob Mosley , and was a hit single for Connie Francis. "If My Pillow Could Talk" was
The Vejtables
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the band going while they had some changing line ups. For a short time Bob Mosley who would one day join Moby Grape was a member, but he never recorded
Mabel Scott
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Brothers. Scott moved to Cleveland, Ohio in 1936, then she and pianist Bob Mosley went to England and recorded on the Parlophone Records label. World War
Margin of Profit
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real merchant orientated decisions have to be taken by the players." Bob Mosley III reviewed Margin of Profit in Space Gamer No. 75. Mosley commented
The Romulans
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little more in the way of details on subjects such as ships, worlds, etc." Bob Mosley III reviewed The Romulans in Space Gamer No. 75. Mosley commented that
Zack Mosley
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Zack Mosley Bob Mosley and Zack Mosley (right) worked together on The Adventures of Smilin' Jack in the post-WWII years. Born Zack Terrell Mosley (1906-12-12)December
Demand of Honor
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Starfleet tries to prevent Gorn pirates from attacking Federation shipping. Bob Mosley III reviewed Demand of Honor in Space Gamer No. 75. Mosley commented that
Secret Wars (adventure)
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sometime. I only wish TSR could have found something better to try it on." Bob Mosley III reviewed The Secret Wars in The Space Gamer No. 75. He commented that
Neil Young
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alongside radio hits. In June 1977 Young joined with Jeff Blackburn, Bob Mosley and John Craviotto (who later founded Craviotto drums) to form a band
Neil Young Archives Volume III: 1976–1987
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Flyin' Neil Young – guitar, vocals; Jeff Blackburn – guitar, vocals; Bob Mosley – bass, vocals; Johnny Craviotto – drums, vocals Recorded at Magic Devices
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trips together sometime in 1935 or 1936. In 1937, Stella married Robert "Bob " Mosley Yeo, a doctor who had been treating her in South Africa, and they moved