Isaac Singer (11011 bytes)
1: ...''For the Jewish American writer [[Isaac Bashevis Singer]], see that article.''
3: ...] and was the founder of the [[Singer Corporation|Singer Sewing Machine Company]].
9: ...n in [[Schaghiticoke, New York]], the son of Adam Singer, a [[Saxony|Saxon]] immigrant to America, and his...
13: ...re, presenting themselves as a married. Their son Isaac was born in [[1837]].
17: ...t Players", and appearing onstage under the name "Isaac Merritt", with Mary Ann also appearing onstage, c...

Isaac Bashevis Singer (3042 bytes)
1: '''Isaac Bashevis Singer''' (born in [[1902]] in Leoncin,
4: ...a Jewish newspaper in [[New York City|New York]]. Singer wrote nearly all his work in [[Yiddish language|Y...
6: Singer gave his birth date as [[July 14]], [[1904]], whi...
46: [[de:Isaac Bashevis Singer]]
47: [[eo:Isaac Bashevis SINGER]]

Singer (1233 bytes)
2: ... backup vocals to a song or harmonies to the lead singer.
27: *[[List of female singers]]
28: *[[List of male singers]]

UA (singer) (1778 bytes)
1: ...n by the [[stage name]] '''UA''', is a Japanese [[singer]].
51: [[Category:1972 births|UA (singer)]]

M (singer) (205 bytes)

H.R. (singer) (578 bytes)
1: ...an Rights") is the [[stage name]] of Paul Hudson, singer for [[hardcore punk]]ers [[Bad Brains]].
3: H.R. gained a reputation as an impressive singer and dynamic perfomer. A [[Village Voice]] review ...

Beaver (singer) (147 bytes)
1: '''Beaver''' is a [[singer]] from [[New Zealand]] who was a long running mem...

Cher (singer) (8876 bytes)
2: ...946]]) is an [[American]] [[actor|actress]] and [[singer]].
22: ...y also manages [[Tina Turner]], [[Sade]], [[Pink (singer)|Pink]], [[Joe Cocker]] and [[Tony Joe White]].
131: [[Category:Pop singers|Cher]]

Alaska (singer) (1256 bytes)
1: '''Alaska''' (born [[1963]]) is a Spanish singer, famous in Spain and South America. She was born ...
16: [[Category:Female singers]]

Winnaretta Singer (3719 bytes)
1: ...usical [[patron]], [[lesbian]], and heir to the [[Singer sewing machine]] wealth.
3: ...unger of the more than twenty children of [[Isaac Singer]], she married [[Prince Louis de Scey-Montbéliard...
11: Singer also acted as [[patron]] for many others, like [[...
15: Winnaretta Singer is described (amongst others by [[Violet Trefusis...
19: Apparently aware of her impending death, Singer summarized: "''Faced by what seems to be the end ...

Everlast (singer) (1670 bytes)

Melody (singer) (1069 bytes)
1: ...ish]] [[music]] [[world]] as '''Melody''', is a [[singer]] from Spain who is a native of [[Sevilla]]. Some...

Child singer (371 bytes)
1: ...ho have been child singers (often still active as singers) include:

Yuri (singer) (1621 bytes)

The Jazz Singer (2818 bytes)
1: '''''The Jazz Singer''''' is a [[1927]] [[United States|U.S.]] [[film|...
10: ...azz Singer'' has been remade twice. A [[The Jazz Singer (1953 movie)|1953 remake]]
11: ...anny Thomas]] and [[Peggy Lee]], and a [[The Jazz Singer (1980 movie)|1980 remake]] starred [[Neil Diamond...
17: *{{imdb title|id=0018037|title=The Jazz Singer}}
19: [[Category:1927 films|Jazz Singer, The]]

Regina (singer) (229 bytes)
1: Popular [[singer]] '''Regina''' (Regina Richards) recorded only on...

Peter Singer (9447 bytes)
1: [[Image:Singer1b-pre.jpg|thumb|right|Prof. Peter Singer]]
2: '''Peter Albert David Singer''' (born [[1946]] in [[Melbourne]], [[Victoria (A...
4: ...unded its Centre for Human Bioethics. In [[1996]] Singer ran as a [[Australian Greens|Green]] candidate fo...
16: Consistent with his general ethical theory, Singer holds that the right to physical integrity is gro...
20: Singer's position has been vigorously attacked by many d...

Singer Corporation (1236 bytes)
1: [[Image:Singer sewing machine table.jpg|right|350px]]
3: ... known for its [[sewing machine]]s it was renamed Singer Manufacturing Company in [[1865]]. Originally all...
5: ...06]] at New York City during Bourne's tenure, the Singer Building (now demolished) became the [[tallest b...
7: Today ithe Singer Corporation produces a range of consumer products...
13: * [http://www.singerco.com Singer Corporation website]

Margaret Singer (2954 bytes)
1: ...he Korean War. She moved to Berkeley in 1958. Dr. Singer began studying cults in the late 1960s.
5: ...ublisher's Weekly'' wrote: "Clinical psychologist Singer, emeritus professor at Berkeley, and former cult ...
9: Dr. Margaret Singer died on November 23, 2003 in Berkeley, California...
13: ...com/groups/singer.html Information about Margaret Singer collated by Rick Ross]
19: *[http://www.forum8.org/forum8/singer/singer_cults.htm excerpts from the book ''Cults in Our M...

Rolf Singer (655 bytes)
1: '''Rolf Singer''' ([[June 23]], [[1906]] - [[January 18]], [[199...
3: [[Category:1906 births|Singer, Rolf]]
4: [[Category:1994 deaths|Singer, Rolf]]
5: [[Category:Mycologists|Singer, Rolf]]
7: [[de:Rolf Singer]]

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