McVeagh of the South Seas is a film produced by the Progressive Motion Picture Company and distributed by Alliance Films Corporation.
Alan Shepard who died in California graduated from NWC in 1957 with an M.A.
"Mermaid", which was the song elected by Train to follow "This'll be my Year," is a 3 minutes and 16 seconds long musical piece written by the songwriting team of Amund Bjorklund and Espen Lind. After the December 27, 2012 release of Mermaid, Train followed up with a rendition of the iconic John Lennon song, "Imagine."
Anatole de Grunwald died in London.
The album Bootleg Series Volume 1: The Quine Tapes fits into the Rock music genre.
The Honeymoon Killers, whose album was titled ‘Turn Me On’ are also associated with the band Pussy Galore.
McVeagh of the South Seas | producer | The Progressive Motion Picture Company McVeagh of the South Seas | distributor | Alliance Films Corporation Alan Shepard | death place | California Alan Shepard | alma mater | NWC, M.A. 1957 Mermaid (Train song) | release date | 2012-12-27 Mermaid (Train song) | preceded by | This'll Be My Year Mermaid (Train song) | writer | Espen Lind Mermaid (Train song) | runtime | 3.16 Mermaid (Train song) | writer | Amund Bjørklund Mermaid (Train song) | followed by | Imagine (John Lennon song) Anatole de Grunwald | death place | London Bootleg Series Volume 1: The Quine Tapes | genre | Rock music Turn Me On (album) | artist | The Honeymoon Killers (American band) The Honeymoon Killers (American band) | associated band/associated musical artist | Pussy Galore (band)