Ephéméride du Jeudi 31 Janvier 2008

Sujet: Ephéméride du Jeudi 31 Janvier 2008 Jeu 31 Jan 2008, 09:34

Aujourd'hui jeudi 31 janvier,
nous fêtons les Marcelle

ainsi quе lеs Athanase de Methone - Bobin - Cyr et Jean
Dominique de Cordoue - Elie Ardounis - Eusebe
Francois Xavier Bianchi - Gaud - Geminien
Jean Bosco (patron des éditeurs) - Jules
Louise d'Albertone - Maedhoc - Marcelle - Martin Manuel
Metran - Nicet - Nicetas de Novgorod - Pierre Nolasque

PRENOM BRETON DU JOUR
Gwaot

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DICTONS DU JOUR

"Souvent fin janvier
ne remplit pаs lе раniеr."

"Sοlеil rοugе au levant,
signe de mauvais temps."

"Janvier et février,
Comblent ou vident le grenier."

"Compte bien que fin janvier
que tu as mangé la moitié de ton grenier."

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PROVERBE DU JOUR

« Ce qui est différé n'еst pas perdu. »

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QUE C'EST-IL PASSE CE JOUR ?

1931 - Jimmy Rodgers recorded “T.B. Blues.”

1941 - Sortie au U.S.A. de "Joie Matrimoniales" d'Alfred Hitchcock avec Carole Lombard.

1949 - Kitty Wells recorded her first record for RCA. "The Queen of Country Music" began her career with Decca in 1952 when she released her career song "It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels." Joe Miller wrote the song, it climbed the chart to #1 were it remained for 6 weeks. Prior to joining the Grand Ole Opry in 1952, Kitty was a cast member of the Louisiana Hayride. She married Johnny Wright in 1937.

1949 - Johnny and Jack began their RCA Victor recording career. "Poison Love" became their first chart hit in 1951. Elmer Laird wrote the song, it topped out at #4. The Duo joined the Grand Ole Opry in 1947.

1949 - The Blue Sky Boys recorded “Alabama.”

1958 - Pendant tout le mois, le numéro Un américain est At The Hop de Danny & The Juniors.

1958 - Pour la 1ère fois, des disques de Rock'n'Roll sortent en stéréo; Atlantic est la première compagnie à le généraliser.

1958 - Le départ à l'armée d'Elvis Presley est retardé afin de lui permettre de terminer le tournage du film King Creole.

1959 - Jim Reeves topped the charts with “Billy Bayou.” The song was recorded and released in 1958, charting in November. Roger Miller wrote the song which was the flip side of Jim’s hit single “Blue Boy” in 1958.” Blue Boy” topped out at #2, and the flip side spent 5 weeks at #1. Both sides of the single spent a total of 47 weeks on the Billboard charts.

1961 - Première du film THE MISFITS mettant en vedette Marilyn Monroe, Montgomery Clift et Clark Gable.

1966 - Jack Greene’s single “There Goes My Everything” topped the charts. The Dallas Frazier penned tune was Jack’s 2nd hit single, and his 1st #1. The CMA named this Decca release The Single of the Year in 1967, and honored Jack as their Male Vocalist of the Year. It was at the top of the chart for 7 weeks, and brought The Jolly Green Giant a membership in the Grand Ole Opry that same year. Ernest Tubb had to talk Jack into leaving the Texas Troubadours, and pursuing his solo career. That’s how much Jack cared about E.T.

1968 - Merle Haggard recorded “The Legend of Bonnie and Clyde.” The session was produced by Ken Nelson at Capitol Recording Studios in Hollywood. Merle wrote the song; it charted in March and became The Hag's 4th #1 hit.

1977 - The American Music Awards were presented in Los Angeles. Johnny Cash became the first artist in the Country music category to win the Award of Merit.

1981 - Scotty Wiseman 1909~1981, age 71 of “Lulu Belle & Scotty”, a.k.a “Skyland Scotty,” husband of LuLu Belle, died from a heart attack. Inducted NSHF 1971. Two of the top country music entertainers in the history of the genre. Will they ever be inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame? Not a chance. They weren’t a part of Music City’s money machine.

1981 - Warren Smith, age 47, Sun recording pioneer, died of a heart attack 1981.

1984 - Johnny Cash was released from the Betty Ford Center today. John checked himself in last month after undergoing a series of operations for ulcers, and a serious cut on his hand. In addition to his surgery related pain, John has been taking pain killers for back spasms, and his stay at the Center is a precautionary measure. John is not now addicted to the pain medication, and he wants to make sure that doesn't happen again.

1990 - Buck Owens released “Tijuana Lady/Brooklyn Bridge” in 1990. The songs didn’t chart, but that’s okay. It was Buck Owens, and he left us 90 chart hit singles, and 45 albums that lit up the Billboard Charts the way Buck Owens music lit up our hearts. Buck Owens…Thanks for the memories. By the way, in case you didn’t know, Buck and Bonnie Owens are Together Again in the Owens Family Mausoleum, in Greenlawn Southwest Cemetery, in Bakersfield, California.

2000 - Jimmy Haggett Rockabilly singer, guitarist died in Poplar Bluff, Missouri.

INSOLITES

2002 Un concours de beauté pour chameaux est organisé aux Emirats arabes unis, avec des prix d'un total de 27.000 dollars ! Si quelqu'un a la photo de la gagante, je suis preneuse.

2005 Lors d'une visite dans la banlieue de Manchester, Tony Blair, premier ministre britanique, est victime d'un "attentat au baiser" quand une femme sort de la foule et l'embrasse fougueusement. Elle commentera son geste en disant qu'il a des "lèvres de bébé, très douces".

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