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Why is The Cab named The Cab?
Well, It was started by Cash Colligan and Alex DeLeon. And they named it Cash, Alex Band. That, shortened, is CAB.
Is KISS the band real?
Yes, KISS is a real band.
Who is the real band that sings that thing you do?
who is the real band that sings that thing you do?
What is Hayley Williams' favorite band?
She said on twitter that her favorite band is mewithoutyou. She also likes pretty much all the bands from Fueled by Ramen. Also, youmeatsix.
Is 4Skore a real band?
No.
Why is The Cab named The Cab?
Well, It was started by Cash Colligan and Alex DeLeon. And they named it Cash, Alex Band. That, shortened, is CAB.
Where will the indie band Death Cab for Cutie be performing on September 1 2013?
Death Cab for Cutie is an American alternative rock band formed in Bellingham, Washington in United States. The indie band Death Cab for Cutie will be performing at Bumbershoot in September 1, 2013.
The band death cab for cutie hails from whick us state?
Death Cab for Cutie is from Seattle, Washington.
Are they really in a cab on cash cab?
guessing yes or no.you gotta look for someone who watches cash cab and knows and memorized what a real cab or taxi looks like.
Did cab callway have a group?
He took over a failing band named the Missourians in 1930 and later changed the name to 'Cab Calloway and his orchestra'
Is KISS the band real?
Yes, KISS is a real band.
Who is the real band that sings that thing you do?
who is the real band that sings that thing you do?
Is Low Shoulder from the movie Jennifer's Body a real band?
No it is not. Maybe the guys are a band in real life, but may have a different band name. there not real, but a few of the band members are in a band called no country.
Do you like death cab for cutie?
They have been my favorite band for the past 7 years!
Is Drive Shaft a real band?
Yes Drive Shaft is a real band.
Should Big Time Rush become a real band?
They are a real band.
When was Real Life - band - created?
Real Life - band - was created in 1980.
