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Nancy Wilson: Capitol Ar
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Nancy Wilson sings, “Moondance,” with her accompanist, arranger, producer and conductor. This arrangement is bright, playful and really swings. Nancy conveys a strong vocal delivery that is very expressive, with an emotional growl. What a superior interpretive and expressive vocal presentation. Rufus Reid’s bass solo is exemplary. This “Moondance” is rockin’ and very classy.
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Nancy Merrill Wilson is a litigation attorney practicing in the areas of mortgage banking, real estate and bankruptcy. She has prior experience in general litigation in state and federal courts, and is admitted to practice before all state courts in Kansas and Missouri. She is ... licensed to practice before the United States District Court for the District of Kansas, the United States District Court for the Western District of Missouri and to the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Soul/R&B legend Wilson Pickett died of a heart attack today (Jan. 19) at a Reston, Va., hospital near his home, according to a spokesperson for the artist. He was 64. Born in Pratville, Ala., Pickett moved to Detroit as a teen and joined the Falcons, singing on their 1962 hit "I Found a Love." By 1965, he had signed a solo deal with Atlantic, scoring a No. 21 pop hit with "In the Midnight Hour," which he co-wrote with legendary sessions musician Steve Cropper. A slew of late '60s R&B/soul hits followed, including "Land of 1,000 Dances," "Funky Broadway," "634-5789," "She's Lookin' Good" and "Mustang Sally."
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Wilson said Thursday that the district had told her not to comment. The other employees named in the complaint didn't return phone calls. They are Melgares; Jan Benner, a program specialist; and therapists Laura Biggerstaff and Darla Bethke.
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In July, days after MCC announced that Wilson would succeed Perry, the Disciples of Christ, a denomination based in Indianapolis, Ind., named its next leader... a woman. They are the only two Christian denominations headed by women.
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