jiver

Before Jiver can rape her next, she runs and jumps through a window, impaling herself on a railing.

In 1936 he left for England, sailing on the same ship as his friend Jiver Hutchinson.

Her father was the jazz trumpeter Leslie "Jiver" Hutchinson.

He determined to assemble and concentrate all his array on the banks of the Atbara jiver and strike the enemy there in overwhelming force.

One of the muggers is Jiver, the one Kersey chased the day of his daughter's death.

Fagan's album received critical acclaim and he recorded the tracks for a second album, "Jiver", but Mercury never released it.

In 1945 he moved to England to join Jiver Hutchinson, with whom he remained for five years and made tours of India and Europe.

Howard Rye & John Cowley, "Jiver Hutchinson".

"Jungle Jiver" (Garth Porter, Clive Shakespeare)

In "Headphones, Heady, Headache," she could have been any tough-guy street-corner jiver, but her mechanic's coveralls unzipped to reveal a woman's skimpy black underwear.

His first professional work was with Jiver Hutchinson in 1947, before going on to join the bands of Kenny Graham, Teddy Foster, and Leon Roy.

Moule worked with several bands including; Jiver Hutchinson, Bert Ambrose, Frank Weir and Ken Mackintosh (1948-50).

They force the woman into a van where Jiver and another mugger plan to rape her, but before they can, Kersey intercedes, killing 2 and wounding Jiver.

In 1934 he played in Leslie Thompson's Emperors of Jazz, and was leading his own band by 1937; he also worked with Jiver Hutchinson and Cyril Blake in the second half of the decade.

That certainly shouldn't suggest that the entire affair is a washout as the lovely ballad "Through Thick and Thin," and the Perren co-penned up-tempo jiver "Make Tonight All Mine" are arguably better than anything that had turned up on either Skywriter or Get It Together.