- François
Poncher (1480–1532) was the
Bishop of
Paris from 1519 to 1532. He was born in
Tours in 1480, the son of
Louis de
Poncher and his wife, Robine...
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Crystina Poncher (born July 20, 1984) is
currently a commentator, host and
reporter for Top Rank
Boxing on ESPN. She
previously served as host, reporter...
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Murphy Dunne of the
Blues Brothers), and "Ming the Merciless" (drummer Don
Poncher). All
tracks (except
where noted) are
credited to
Michael McKean and David...
- Étienne de
Poncher (1446–1524) was a
French prelate and diplomat.
After studying law he was
early provided with a prebend, and
became councillor at the...
- (born
September 23, 1944, in Ballinger, Texas) and drummer/vocalist Don
Poncher (born July 29, 1947, in Chicago, Illinois) were
original members of The...
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Fairweather moved to Los Angeles,
where they met
music executive Diane Poncher. She saw
potential in Page and
Fairweather and
eventually became their...
- 1492–1502: Jean-Simon de
Champigny 1503–1519: Étienne de
Poncher 1519–1532: François
Poncher 1532–1541: Jean du
Bellay 1551–1563:
Eustache du
Bellay 1564–1568:...
- 1997 on the live album,
Stockholm '67. At the
suggestion of
manager Lenny Poncher and H****inger, The
Electric Prunes agreed to
record a
concept album that...
- (son of jazz
pianist Jimmy Rowles); b****
player Bob Apperson;
drummer Don
Poncher; and horn
player Jim Price, who
later became a top
session musician for...
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later joined Arthur Lee's Love, b****
player Bob Apperson,
drummer Don
Poncher (also
later a
member of Love), and horn
player Jim Price, who
later became...
