Ephéméride du Dimanche 13 Juillet 2008 (Words for Today)

Aujourd'hui dimanche 13 juillet,
nous fêtons les Henri le Boiteux

Ainsi que les Eugène de Carthage, Jacques de Voragine,
Joël, Maure, Mildrède, Muritte, Myope, Rostaing,
Sara ou Sarah, Triphyle, Turiaf

PRENOM BRETON DU JOUR
Turio

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DICTONS DU JOUR

"Quoi que fasse Saint-Henri,
le paysan en rit."

"Pluie au jοur dе Sаint Eugènе,
Mеt lе mοissοnnеur à lа gênе.
Mаis si le soleil pompe l'eau,
C'est signe de huit jours de beau."

"Pluie à la Saint-Henri,
Ne met pas le travailleur au paradis."

"Quand reviendra la Saint-Henri,
Tu planteras ton céleri."

"A Saint-Henri suée,
Mauvaise moissonnée."

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PROVERBE DU JOUR

« Même la gloirе du flеuvе s'асhève à la mer. »

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QUE C'EST-IL PASSE CE JOUR ?

Ephéméride du Dimanche 13 Juillet 2008 (Words for Today) Tim10

Ephéméride du Dimanche 13 Juillet 2008 (Words for Today) Tim10

1895 -Bradley Kincaid born Point Leavell, KY.

1908 - Vernon Tim Spencer, "Sons of the Pioneers," born Webb City, MO.

1910 - Clarence Ganus, singer/songwriter, born Searles, AL.

1924 - Vernon Dalhart recorded "Wreck Of The Old 97".

1956 - RCA released Elvis' "Hound Dog/Don't Be Cruel". Later that day, Ed Sullivan signed a contract with Col. Parker, guaranteeing Elvis $50.000 for three appearances on his TV show.

1958 - Buddy Holly almost drowned, while attempting to swim across a lake in Wisconsin, while on tour.

1959 - Buck Owens released his single "Under You Spell Again/Tired Of Livin'".

1976 - Tom T. Hall recorded "Fox On The Run".

1982 - Marty Robbins released "Tie Your Dreams To Mine/That's All She Wrote".

1993 - Curb released Tennessee Ernie Ford's "Greatest Hits" album.

Invité

Ephéméride du Dimanche 13 Juillet 2008 (Words for Today) Wreck_11

Ephéméride du Dimanche 13 Juillet 2008 (Words for Today) The_pr11

Ephéméride du Dimanche 13 Juillet 2008 (Words for Today) Dalhart_vernon

Career Milestones:

	1910--moved to New York City; did vocal work as paid soloist, studied operatic singing
	1912--professional opera debut in a minor role in Puccini's "Girl of the Golden West"
	1913--won the leading role in revival of the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta "H.M.S. Pinafore" by the Century Opera Company
	1915--name first appeared in the Edison Diamond disc catalog in June, when it is believed he cut his first recording for Edison
	1916--first major record release (on Columbia Records) in December, "Just a Word of Sympathy"
	1917--recorded "Can't Yo Heah Me Callin', Caroline" on Edison Blue Amberol in June; believed to be the first Southern dialect song ever recorded
	1917--first duet released in September, "Till the Clouds Roll By," sung with Kathryn Irving
	1924--first recorded "The Wreck of the Old '97" for Edison Recording Laboratories in May
	1924--first recorded "The Prisoner's Song" for Victor, which became the largest vocal hit up to that time in recording history; first country record to sell 1 million copies
	1931--hosted a network radio show for Barbasol, "Barber Shop Chords," with Adelyn Hood
	1931--toured England with Adelyne Hood
	1938--last recording session on May 1

BEBOP !

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