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Big City Blues is a 1999 film about a collection of characters who threaten to cross paths, unknowingly, during a night in the big city. The film focuses on the two hitmen Conner and Hudson (Burt Reynolds and William Forsythe) who are bound to collide with Angela (Georgina Cates), a beautiful prostitute, who is searching for her doppelgänger. Image File history File links Wiki_letter_w. ... This is a list of film-related events in 1999. ... Burt Reynolds in 2005 Burt Reynolds (born Burton Leon Reynolds, Jr. ... William Forsythe is an American who became known internationally for his work with the Frankfurt Ballet. ... A doppelgänger ( ) is the ghostly — in some cases, the physical — double of a living person. ...


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Big City Blues Band - Miami, Florida Blues & R&B Band Biography (313 words)
Big City's variety of vocalists and soloists present a danceable mix of blues, rhythm and blues and soul requiring mandatory applause and audience participation.
Big City is often the featured artist at major festivals.
Big City and it's members have opened for or played with such artists as Lloyd Price, Buddy Guy, John Lee Hooker, James Cotton, Little Richard, Benny Latimore, Matt "Guitar" Murphy, Bobby "Blue" Bland, Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown, Johnny Winter, John Mayall, The Kinsey Report, Sam and Dave, Jimmy Page, Mick Taylor, Jr.
Big City Blues - CFO.com (2938 words)
City officials blame a state law that, in exchange for a ban on striking, grants the unions the right to binding arbitration.
Cities did have one advantage at the start of the recession in 2001: they had just enjoyed the longest economic boom — with its attendant tax windfalls — in the nation's history.
The city is also coping with a recent statewide cap on property taxes that, combined with other restrictions, has reduced its 2005 revenues by $60 million out of a $700 million budget.
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