Nombre de messages : 41735 Date de naissance : 05/12/1964 Age : 59 Localisation : Aux portes des Monts d'Arées emploi : Forumeuse Date d'inscription : 10/03/2006
Sujet: Ephéméride du Samedi 15 mars 2008 Sam 15 Mar 2008, 08:44
Aujourd'hui samedi 15 mars, nous fêtons les Louise dе Mаrillас
аinsi quе lеs ARISTOBULE - BODIAN - CLEMENT MARIE HOFBAUER LONGIN - LOUISE DE MARILLAC (patrone des travailleurs sociaux) LUCRECE - MANUEL LE CRETOIS - MATRONE - MENIGNE - NICANDRE - RAYMOND SISEBUT - SPECIEUX- TRANQUILLE - ZACHARIE (Pape)
PRENOM BRETON DU JOUR Bozian
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DICTONS DU JOUR
"À la mi-mars, lе сοuсοu еst dans l'épinard."
"Vent qui prend le dessus aux premiers du carême, à long de l'an souvent reste même. Le vent du jour des Bordes, toute l'année déborde."
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PROVERBE DU JOUR
« Une corde rompue реut êtrе rеnοuéе, mаis le nœud se sentira. »
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FÊTE NATIONALE DU JOUR
Nom
République Hongroise (Magyar Köztarsasag)
Drapeau
Capitale
Budapest
Monnaie
Forint
Langue officielle
Hongrois
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QUE C'EST-IL PASSE CE JOUR ?
1927 - Carl Smith, singer, songwriter, and guitarist was born in Maynardville, Tennessee. Carl was married to June Carter from 1952-56, Carlene Carter is their daughter. Carl later married Goldie Hill on September 7, 1957. Carl became a member of the Grand Ole Opry in 1950, and was inducted into the CMHF in 2003. The CMA refused to allow this country music legend to come to the stage, and thank his fans for their support after his was inducted. They did however, let him stand up in the audience so the camera could show a brief glimpse of this giant of country music past. If Carl had been allowed to speak to the world-wide audience, some Rock-Pop star would not have been able to sing their latest drivel they recorded on Music Row. What a shame that would have been.
1931 - D.J. Fontana, drummer for Elvis Presley, and a Nashville session player, was born in Shreveport, Louisiana. D. J. Fontana played on all of my Empire Record releases in Nashville.
1931 - Ted and Tom LeGrade born MacKay, Australia.
1937 - Décès de l'écrivain Howard Philip Lovecraft, l'un des pères de la science-fiction, à l'âge de 46 ans.
1941 - Cowboy Loye, a.k.a. Loye Donald Pack died on this date.
1945 - La revue Billboard publie le premier Hit Parade des albums. Nat "King" Cole est en tête.
1956 - Colonel Tom Parker signed a management deal with Elvis Presley, after sending Hank Snow's son to watch one of his shows. Parker was also managing Hank Snow at the time.
1956 - Le colonel Tom Parker devient officiellement gérant d'Elvis Presley.
1964 - Elizabeth Taylor épouse l'acteur Richard Burton à Montréal. C'était le 5e mariage pour Taylor et le 2e pour Burton.
1966 - The 8th Annual Grammy Awards were presented this evening. Winners in the Country Music category include: Roger Miller won six Grammy's this evening. I am listing the categories that he didn't win: Best New Artist Tom Jones; Best Female Vocal Performance "Queen of the House" Jody Miller; Best Group or Duo Performance "Flowers On The Wall" The Statler Brothers. And that pretty much covers this evenings awards. Roger Miller was a genius, and the funniest man in Nashville. When other songwriters were in his presence they recorded, or took notes of the things that came out of Rogers mouth. The quickest mind I have ever observed in action.
1974 - The Grand Ole Opry presented its final Friday night performance at the Ryman Auditorium. The new Opry House at Opry Land would open the following evening. A large group of Opry stars came on stage to sing the final song of the night, "Will The Circle Be Unbroken." This was a very sad night for many artists, and fans. The Ryman Auditorium represented lots of things to lots of people, and all of those things were good. Tom T. Hall resigned from the Opry in protest of the move, and the devastating affects it would have on businesses and friends on lower Broadway. Tom rejoined the Opry a few years later, after Ernest Tubb told him it was time for him to come home, where he belonged.
1975 - The first anniversary of the new Grand Ole Opry House was celebrated at the Municipal Auditorium in downtown Nashville. The Cumberland River had flooded the parking lot at Opryland, and came within inches of flooding the Opry building. The Opry set a new attendance record that evening. Over 7,000 fans attended the show and anniversary celebration.
1981 - Warner Bros. released Buck Owens' single "Without You" b/w "Love Don't Make The Bars."
1996 - Bill Monroe gave his final performance on the Friday night Opry.
1998 - Jackie Lee Cochran, age 56, Rockabilly singer, died in his sleep in Burbank, California.
1999 - Heirs of Buddy Holly's estate filed a suit charging MCA Records for allegedly not paying all royalties, forging contracts, and illegally producing albums without their consent. Imagine that, a recording company being charged with cheating one of their artists.
2005 - Hank Cochran, age 69, songwriter, underwent triple by-pass surgery in Nashville's Centennial Medical Center.
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Nombre de messages : 41735 Date de naissance : 05/12/1964 Age : 59 Localisation : Aux portes des Monts d'Arées emploi : Forumeuse Date d'inscription : 10/03/2006
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