A haley
[hey-lee] /ˈheɪ li/
noun
alex, 1921–92, u.s. writer.
william john clifton (“bill”) 1925–81, u.s. musician: rockabilly pioneer.
haley
/ˈheɪlɪ/
noun
bill, full name william john clifton haley. 1925–81, us rock and roll singer, best known for his recording of “rock around the clock” (1955)
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