Ephéméride du Lundi 10 Mars 2008

1920 - Kenneth "Jethro" Burns 1920-1989, mandolinist of 'Homer & Jethro' was born in Knoxville, Tennessee.

1928 - Johnnie Allan , Cajun, born Rayne, Louisiana.

1933 - Walter "Ralph" Emery, disc jockey, recording artist, TV Talk Show Host, and country music's best friend, was born in McEwen, Tennessee. Inducted into the CMDJHF in 1989 and the CMHF in 2007.

1938 - Norman Blake, recording artist, singer, and multi-instrumentalist, born Chattanooga, Tennessee.

1941 - Jon Derek, of Country Fever, born in Harlech, North Whales.

1946 - Charles Austin Miles 1868-1946, Gospel Music songwriter died at the age of 82. Charles wrote one of the all time favorite Gospel songs "In The Garden." Mr. Miles was laid to rest in Hillcrest Memorial Park, Hurffville, New Jersey.

1949 - Eddy Arnold 's "Don't Rob another Man's Castle" topped the charts.

1957 - Johnny Cash's "There You Go" topped the country charts.

1957 - The Girl Can't Help It sort en Grande-Bretagne.

1958 - Columbia Records released Marty Robbins single "Stairway of Love" b/w "Just Married." Just Married went to #1 and Stairway topped out at #2. Just Married was recorded in New York City on February 26, 1958. Mitch Miller produced the session, and session personnel included: Marty Robbins-vocals & guitar; Billy Mure-guitar; Tony Mottola-guitar; Don Arnone-guitar; Frank Carroll-bass; Ed Shaughnessy-drums; Ray Conniff-session leader.

1965 - Buck Owens went to #1 with "I've Got a Tiger by the Tail."

1973 - Kitty Cora Cline the Opry's first female soloist (1928-1934) died at the age of 96. Mrs. Cline played the "hammered dulcimer."

1973 - Faron Young, Penny DeHaven, and Tennessee Ernie Ford were featured guests on "Hee Haw."

1975 - Capitol Records released Buck Owens' single "Weekend Daddy" b/w "41st Street Lonely Hearts' Club."

2000 - Abe W. Mulkey 1926-2002, singer, songwriter, guitarist, pianist and fiddle player died at age 76. Abe worked with Lefty Frizzell, Buck Owens, Merle Haggard and many other artists. His song catalog numbered in the hundreds, and his songs were recorded by the top artists of his day. Abe Mulkey was laid to rest in Norway Cemetery, Norway, Oregon.

2006 - Création du célèbre Forum ROCK CITY BOOGIE

1965 - Buck Owens went to #1 with "I've Got a Tiger by the Tail."
ce titre sera reprit en france avec succes(avec les sous des ventes de disques il s'acheta une salle de bains)

Tu as la même photo, mais juste la pochette ??

merci