Woogie

"You need to have a very unique trait inside, to go running out on the iron," says Kevin Sabbagh, 24, a fifth-generation ironworker known as Woogie.

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There were forty-three of them in all, the oldest a thirteen-year-old boy named Peter, the youngest a toddler everyone called Woogie, though Isabelle was sure that couldn’t be her real name.

Falling In Frances O’Roark Dowell 2010

There were forty-three of them in all, the oldest a thirteen-year-old boy named Peter, the youngest a toddler everyone called Woogie, though Isabelle was sure that couldn’t be her real name.

Falling In Frances O’Roark Dowell 2010

Adam may have called the pair's hokey vaudeville act, er, performance of "The Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" "good old-fashioned entertainment" and "amazing" during the telecast, but he was still as a stone during it.

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Teenie was a numbers runner for Woogie, but in 1937 he decided to become a professional photographer rather than risk going to jail.

Life on the Hill William Meyers 2011

Ah - "The Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" is now lodged in my brain for today.

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Woogie was one of the two richest black men in Pittsburgh; drove a Duesenberg; was part-owner of the Crawford Grill, a popular night-spot, and withal a decent guy.

Life on the Hill William Meyers 2011

I'll give you Boogie Woogie but the rest seem really promising.

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Teenie's older brother was William "Woogie" Harris, who controlled Pittsburgh's numbers racket in the period between the two world wars.

Life on the Hill William Meyers 2011

But the only series in which individual images are captioned is "Crossroads," which consists of pictures of jazz figures and other notables who happened through the city, and the captions identify only the people, not the setting: "Lena Horne, entertainer, and 'Woogie' Harris, sportsman, 1938."

Life on the Hill William Meyers 2011