Ephéméride du Dimanche 23 mars 2008

1868 - Fiddlin' John Carson 1868-1949, country music pioneer, singer, fiddler, and guitarist, 1920's recording artist, born Fannin County, Georgia. Carson made his first recording for Ralph Peer on the Okeh label in Atlanta, Georgia, on June 14, 1923. His daughter Rosa Lee soon joined her fathers act. She was billed as Moonshine Kate. John was inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame in 1984 posthumously.

1908 - Naissance de l'actrice Joan Crawford, récipiendaire de l'oscar de la meilleure actrice en 1945 pour MILDRED PIERCE. Décédée en 1977.

1913 - Jim Anglin, writer of "Ashes of Love" and "One By One," born in Franklin, Tennessee.

1915 - Homer "Pappy" Sherrill born Sherrill's Ford, North Carolina.

1917 - Smokey "Eugene" Rogers 1917-1993, musician, singer, songwriter, and actor, born McMinnville, Tennessee. Smokey hosted his own TV show in San Diego in the 1950's.

1935 - Ray and Carrie Cash moved their family from Kingsland Arkansas to Dyess, Arkansas.

1935 - The Ard Sisters made their debut appearance on the Grand Ole Opry.

1946 - Al Dexter's "Guitar Polka" topped the charts.

1951 - Hank and Audrey Williams recorded "The Pale Horse and His Rider."

1954 - Webb Pierce sat atop the country charts with "Slowly."

1957 - Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper, perform for the last time as members of the WWVA Wheeling Jamboree. They then took a pay cut and joined the Grand Ole Opry.

1959 - Capitol Records released Buck Owens' single "Second Fiddle" b/w "My Everlasting Love."

1963 - Jimmy Skinner signed with Starday Records.

1969 - Merle Haggard recorded "Jesus, Take A Hold."

1973 - Ken Maynard 1895-1973, age 77, Singing Cowboy, actor, age 77, died in California. Ken was laid to rest in Forest Lawn-Cyprus, Cyprus, California.

1996 - J. D. Miller, age 73, Record Label owner, and songwriter, died in Lafayette, Louisiana.

Il fallait la trouver celle là, bravo

Wilma Lee Cooper (born Wilma Lee Leary, February 7, 1921 in Valley Head, West Virginia), is a bluegrass-based country music entertainer. As Wilma Lee Leary she sang in her youth with her family's gospel music group, The Leary Family, which included her parents and sisters. The Leary Family recorded for the Library Of Congress in 1938.
In 1939, Wilma Lee Leary married the fiddler and vocalist Dale T. "Stoney" Cooper, who was at the time a musical accompanist of the Leary Family, and the duo formed their own bluegrass group, "Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper and the Clinch Mountain Clan". They were regulars for ten years on WWVA's rival program to the Grand Ole Opry Wheeling Jamboree beginning in 1947 before joining the Grand Ole Opry itself in 1957.
Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper had remarkable record success in the late 1950s and early 1960s on Hickory Records given both their bluegrass sound (which has rarely been so commercially successful) and the damage rock-n-roll was doing to country music's popularity at the time. They scored seven hit records between 1956 and 1961, with four top ten hits in Billboard, notably Big Midnight Special and There's a Big Wheel. They remained connected to the Leary Family tradition as well, recording popular gospels songs like Tramp on the Street and Walking My Lord Up Calvary's Hill.
Stoney Cooper passed away in 1977 but Wilma Lee stayed on the Opry as a solo star and on occasion recorded an album for a bluegrass record label. She remained an Opry favorite and regular performer, but in 2001 she suffered a stroke while performing on the Opry stage. The stroke ended her performing career, but Cooper defied doctors who said she would never walk again and has since returned to the Opry to greet and thank the crowds.
Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper's daughter, Carol Lee Cooper, is the lead singer for the Grand Ole Opry's backup vocal group, The Carol Lee Singers.


Dale T. "Stoney" Cooper (October 16, 1918 - March 22, 1977), was a country musician from Harman, West Virginia. He played the fiddle and guitar.
While in high school, Cooper was a member of the Leary Family Singers. In 1939 he was married to Wilma Lee Leary. They had one daughter, Carol Lee Cooper.

Sur les calendriers Bretons :

- Froid de novembre, range ton membre
- Quéquette en décembre, layette en septembre
- Verglas en avril, tricosteril
- Noël a la tisane, Pâques au Rabanne
- Pluie en novembre, Noël fin décembre
- Gel en février fait l'eau se solidifier
- Pingouins dans les champs, hivers méchants
- Quand le merle chante en mai, avril est fini

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Bonjour tout le monde,

Birdie pour les vynils,génial.

aussi pour la vidéo,j'adore.

Alors Slapy au boulot comme il dit si bien Bebop,hi,hi,hi.

A PLUS MES AMIS (ES) et Merci encors Birdie

BISOU TOUT LE MONDE

Et bien pas de quoi, vu la motivation que j'ai aujourd'hui et comme je suis seule à la maison, et bien j'ai eu un peu de temps (voir même beaucoup)


Ah oui Pearly, j'ai ça aussi ! :lol!:

DICTONS BRETONS

- Caleçon qui gratte, morpions qui squattent.

- Qui mange un oignon, rote comme un démon.

- Qui pisse loin ménage ses pompes !

- Caca de fête, caca qui fouette.

- Pet sournois, pet de putois.

- Le monde appartient à ceux dont les ouvriers se lèvent tôt.

- Froid de novembre, range ton membre.

- Quéquette en décembre, layette en septembre.

- Gel en février fait l'eau se solidifier.- Pingouins dans les champs, hivers méchants.

- Quand le merle chante en mai, avril est fini.

- Qui pisse contre le vent se rince les dents !

- Quand les mouettes ont pied, il est temps de virer.

- Horizon pas net, reste à la buvette.

- Quand les mouettes volent bec au vent, signe de mauvais temps.

- En Mathilda May, fais ce qu'il te plaît.

- Fellation du matin, repos du vagin.

- Sodomie du soir, repos des mâchoires.

- 69 du midi, nettoyage des outils.

- Gourdin du matin, pipi sans les mains.

- Qui nique trop, a les couilles en drapeau.

- Un verre ça va, 3 verres... ça va, ça va, ça va.

- Il vaut mieux être saoul que con, ça dure moins longtemps.

- La bière est la preuve que Dieu existe et qu'il nous aime.

- Ceux qui boivent pour oublier sont priés de payer d'avance, merci.

- Le pastis se trouble quand on le mouille. Les filles, c'est l'inverse...

- Qui boit sans soif vomira sans efforts.

- On boira du lait quand les vaches mangeront du raisin.

- Conduire ou choisir, il faut boire.

- Tout a une fin, sauf le saucisson qui en a deux.

eh ben !!! t'a mis le paquet .. ! lol !!!

Vive les dictons bretons !!!

Quelle est la différence entre un train électrique et une paire de seins?



aucune: les deux sont faits pour les enfants mais à chaque fois c'est le papa qui s'amuse avec...
quelle diffference y a t-il entre une cacahuette et un clitoris?

Réponse: aucune car ce sont tous les deux des amuse-gueule
Qelle différence entre "une moulle" et "une huître" ??????





Réponse "essaie d'ouvrir une huitre avec la langue" (mdr)