Ephéméride du Vendredi 15 Février 2008

1917 - Effie Juanita "Anna" Carter, of the "Chuck Wagon Gang" born in Shannon, Texas.

1917 - John Wallace "Wally" Fowler 1917-1994, founder of the group that became "The Oak Ridge Boys," born in Adairsville, Georgia. Wally was a star of the Grand Ole Opry (1940's), and founded the All Night Sing gospel show at the Ryman Auditorium.

1918 - Hank Locklin born McLellan, Florida. Hank was a cast member of the Louisiana Hayride in the late 1940's, and joined the Grand Ole Opry in 1960.

1927 - Ann Louise Certain 1927-2006, was born in Lebanon, Tennessee. Louise and Earl Scruggs were married in Gaffney, South Carolina, in 1946. Managing her husband's career made Louise the first female in the history of Music City to successfully manage an artist's career. A female named Audrey made two attempts to manage male artists, but had little success with two artist's named Hank.

1928 - Jimmie Rodgers recorded "In The Jailhouse Now."

1936 - Bobby Barnett singer, songwriter, recording artist was born in Cushing, Oklahoma.

1946 - 1946 Présentation, à l'Université de Pennsylvanie, du premier ordinateur « électronique » du monde (appelé calculateur ou computer à l'époque). L'Eniac, c'est son nom, pèse de 30 tonnes, occupe une superficie de 9 mètres sur 15.

1950 - Réalisation de "Cendrillon" de Walt Disney.

1957 - Webb Pierce recorded "Honky Tonk Song." Buck Peddy and Mel Tillis wrote the song, and the Decca single charted in March 1957.

1958 - Jimmy Martin 1927-2005, Bluegrass singer, songwriter, guitarist and mandolin player joined the Louisiana Hayride 1958. Jimmy was a member of Bill Monroe's Blue Grass Boys from 1949-1953. Jimmy Martin recorded for Decca Records.

1958 - Toute première du Dick Clark Show, la célèbre émission télévisée américaine, avec en vedette Jerry Lee Lewis, présentée par Dick Clark

1958 - Le journaliste américain, Walter Cronkite, de retour d'un voyage au Moyen Orient, rapporte que le Rock'n'Roll est banni en Iran et en Egypte selon des principes religieux et moraux.

1958 - Sortie, en Grande-Bretagne, de 3 films rock : The Big Beat, Jailhouse Rock et Disc Jockey Jamboree.

1962 - Ray Charles recorded "I Can't Stop Loving You."

1965 - 1965 Décès du chanteur Nat King Cole à l'âge de 45 ans.

1966 - Buck Owens recorded "Think Of Me."

1967 - Waylon recorded "Love of the Common People."

1971 - Capitol Records released Buck Owens' album "Bridge Over Troubled Waters."

1981 - Dorris Macon, son of Uncle Dave Macon, died on this date.




INSOLITES

2002 Lancement d'une collection de lingerie féminine nommée "Draculina" à Tirgu-Mures, Roumanie. Les jeunes femmes s'arrachent les culottes assorties de crocs de vampire ou d'ailes de chauves-souris.

:tarning: Salut Birdie,


pour la vidéo,super.et merci aussi pour les

renseignement de l'époque,sa me plait.
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