James Jordan

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James Jordan, Jim Jordan or Jimmy Jordan is a name shared by the following individuals:

Contents 1 Performing arts 2 Politics 3 Other fields 4 See also

[edit] Performing arts

• Jim Jordan (1896–1988), American comedy performer best known as his radio and movie character Fibber McGee
• James Jordan (conductor), American musicologist, writer and educator, foremost in field of choral music; numerous publications in 2000s
• James Jordan (dancer) (born 1978), English professional ballroom dancer; seen on BBC-TV's Strictly Come Dancing
• James Jordan (actor) (born 1979), American performer; seen, starting in 2005, in a number of TV series episodes, primarily Veronica Mars
• James Jordan (Speaker, Actor, Author) (Born 1958) American Author, Speaker, Actor, focuses on the subject of Authenticity and a spiritual, emotional, and physical return to a Paradise Lost. Resides in Santa Barbara CA.

[edit] Politics

• Jim Jordan (Canadian politician) (born 1928), Canadian Member of Parliament in 1987–1997; Liberal from Leeds and Grenville, Ontario
• Jim Jordan (U. S. politician) (born 1961), American Democratic political strategist; campaign manager for John Kerry
• Jim Jordan (Ohio politician) (born 1964), American member of Congress; Republican representing 4th congressional district since 2007

[edit] Other fields

• James Jordan (cricketer) (1793–1866), English cricketer
• Jimmy Jordan (1908–1957), American Major League Baseball player; second base and shortstop for Brooklyn Dodgers (1933–1936)
• Jim Jordan (basketball) (1925–1999), American basketball player for the University of North Carolina.
• James Jordan (publicist) (1930–2004), American publicist and top advertising copywriter who created many famous slogans
• James R. Jordan, Sr. (1936–1993), American businessman murdered in a robbery; the father of basketball star Michael Jordan
• James B. Jordan, American Calvinist theologian and author; Presbyterian pastor in Texas (1980–1990); director Biblical Horizons ministries
• James R. Jordan, Jr. (born 1957), American Army Command Sergeant Major; brother of basketball star Michael Jordan

[edit] See also

• Jordan James (born 1980), Welsh rugby league player; second-row forward for the Widnes Vikings; career began in 2002
• Jordan (name)

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