Ephéméride du Vendredi 22 Février 2008

Aujourd'hui vendredi 22 février,
nous fêtons les ISABELLE de Longchamp.

Ansi que les SAINT ATHANASE - SAINT BARADATE
SAINTE MARGUERITE DE CORTONE - SAINT MAXIMIEN
SAINT PASCHASE - SAINT TELESPHORE (Pape)
SAINT THALASSA et SAINT LIMMEE

PRENOM BRETON DU JOUR
Tevarzeg

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DICTONS DU JOUR

"Neige à la Sainte-Isаbеllе,
fаit la fleur plus belle."

"Le temps qu'il fait le jour de la Sainte-Isabelle,
dure jusqu'aux Rameaux."

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PROVERBE DU JOUR

« Au bon jοuеur lа balle. »

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QUE C'EST-IL PASSE CE JOUR ?

Ephéméride du Vendredi 22 Février 2008 Del-Wood-Upright-Low-Down-382630

Ephéméride du Vendredi 22 Février 2008 Del-Wood-Upright-Low-Down-382630

1915 - Jesse Ashlock, songwriter, fiddle player, born in Walker County, Texas.

1920 - Del Wood 1920-1989, was born Polly Adelaide Hendricks in Nashville, Tennessee. Del was a member of the Grand Ole Opry cast from 1953 until her death in 1989. She began playing a song called "Down Yonder" in 1950 as a piano player at a radio station in Bowling Green, Kentucky. The following year Del recorded the song on the Tennessee label, and it became a huge hit. The song climbed the country chart to #5, and was a top five hit on the Pop chart, eventually selling a million units. Del made her guest debut on the Grand Ole Opry in 1952. She had one child Wesley, who she adopted. Del Wood died at the age of 69. She was laid to rest in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, in Nashville, Tennessee.

1956 - Elvis obtient son premier succès top 10 au Billboard avec HEARTBREAK HOTEL.

1957 - Première au Paramount Theatre de New York, du film Don't Knock The Rock, avec Bill Haley et Little Richard.

1960 - Marty Robbins released "Big Iron" b/w "Saddle Tramp."

1960 - Dorsey Burnette's single "(There Was A) Tall Oak Tree" charted today.

1968 - Johnny Cash proposed to June Carter on stage in London, Ontario, Canada.

1969 - Flatt and Scruggs played their final performance on the Grand Ole Opry.

1975 - Kitty Wells and Freddy Fender were the featured guests on "Hee Haw."

1992 - Hightone Records released Sonny Burgess' "Tennessee Border."

1994 - Pat Boone, while doing a rope trick on TNN's "Crook & Chase," in 1994, knocked his toupe off with the rope. Pat calmly walked to where it had landed, picked it up, and positioned the hairpiece back on top of his head. That incident brought to a close Pat Boone's cowboy imitations.