Plagiarism or coincidence? You decide... Ronald Selle - "Let It End"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDsaT9xj4A0 Bee Gees - "How Deep Is Your Love?" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBMriOspUvA On Friday, March 1, 2013 10:04:03 AM UTC-7, Eidem wrote: > > March 1 Born – > Glenn Miller (1904) – musician/composer/arranger/bandleader. > Ralph Gleason (1917) – Jazz/pop music critic, founding editor of > Rolling Stone. > Cliffie Stone (aka Clifford Snyder, 1917) – Country singer/songwriter/ > producer/publisher. > Harry Belafonte (1927) – singer. > Willie Mitchell (1928) – producer, arranger, owner of Hi Records. > Benny Powell (1930) – Jazz trombonist, session musician. > Warren Davis (1939) – The Monotones. > Jerry Fisher (1943) – singer for Blood, Sweat & Tears (1972-1974) > Mike D'Abo (1944) – vocalist for Manfred Mann. > Roger Daltrey (1944) – The Who. > Burning Spear (aka Winston Rodney, 1945) – Jamaican singer/songwriter. > Tony Ashton (1946) – session keyboardist, Ashton, Gardner & Dyke. > Dave Marsh (1950) – music writer and critic. > Jon Carroll (1957) – keyboardist for Starland Vocal Band. > Nik Kershaw (1958) – British singer/songwriter. > Bill Leen (1962) – bassist for Gin Blossoms. > Peter Stephenson (1962) – keyboardist for The Shamen. > Rob Affuso (1963) – drummer for Skid Row. > Christina Bergmark (1963) – keyboardist for The Wannadies. > Dafydd Ieuan (1969) – drummer for Super Furry Animals. > Ryan Peake (1973) – guitarist for Nickelback. > Justin Bieber (1994) > > March 1 R.I.P. – > Dave Kapp (1976) – Age 71. Songwriter/publisher, founder of Kapp > Records. > Freddie Green (1987) – Age 75. Jazz guitarist with Count Basie. > Frank Esler-Smith (1991) – pneumonia/AIDS. Age 42. Keyboardist for Air > Supply. > Johnny Jackson (2006) – murdered. Age 54. Drummer for The Jackson 5 > (no relation). > > March 1 album releases – > Sam Cooke – Ain't That Good News (1964) > Elvis Presley – Girl Happy (1965) > Elvis Presley – Frankie And Johnnie (1966) > The Association – Birthday (1968) > The Rascals – Search And Nearness (1971) > Pink Floyd – The Dark Side Of The Moon (1973) > Aerosmith – Get Your Wings (1974) > Camel – Mirage (1974) > Rush – Rush (1974) > Max Webster – High Class In Borrowed Shoes (1977) > Roxy Music – Manifesto (1979) > Robert Hunter – Liberty (1988) > Toto – The Seventh One (1988) > Ocean Colour Scene – Ocean Colour Scene (1992) > The Cranberries – Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can’t We? (1993) > Beck – Mellow Gold (1994) > Tonic – Live And Enhanced (1999) > Jack Johnson – In Between Dreams (2005) > > March 1 events – > 1928 – Paul Robeson, along with Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra, > records “Ol’ Man River.” > 1941 – The first commercial FM radio station, Nashville's W47NV, > begins broadcasting. > 1941 – Downbeat magazine reports that Glenn Miller's recent radio > contract with sponsor Chesterfield Cigarettes is worth nearly $5,000 > per week. > 1949 – Perry Como and The Fontane Sisters record “’A’ - You’re > Adorable” at RCA Studios in New York. > 1952 – Sun Records holds their first official session with 16-year-old > sax player Johnny London recording “Drivin’ Slow.” > 1954 – Frank Sinatra and the Nelson Riddle Orchestra record “Three > Coins In The Fountain.” > 1956 – Little Willie John records "Fever." > 1956 – The Four Lads record “Standing On The Corner.” > 1956 – Ray Price records “Crazy Arms” at Owen Bradley’s Quonset Hut > studio in Nashville. > 1957 – The Everly Brothers record “Bye Bye Love” in Nashville. > 1957 – Chuck Berry releases his single, “School Days” b/w “Deep > Feeling” on Chess Records. > 1958 – Buddy Holly and The Crickets play two shows at the Trocadero > Club at the Elephant and Castle in London, on the first night of their > 25 date, two shows a night, only British tour. > 1958 – New Orleans mayor DeLesseps "Chep" Morrison celebrates Elvis > Presley's arrival in town to begin filming his movie King Creole by > declaring it "Elvis Presley Day" in the city. > 1961 – Elvis Presley signs a five movie deal with producer Hal Wallis. > 1963 – Elvis Presley begins filming his 13th movie, Fun In Acapulco, > in Hollywood. > 1966 – Gene Clark quits The Byrds because of the decision to use Roger > McGuinn as vocalist on their singles, and also due to his fear of > flying. > 1966 – The Rolling Stones and The Searchers play two shows at the > Civic Theatre in Auckland, New Zealand, on the final night of their > Australian tour. > 1967 – Eric Burdon and The Animals cancel their show at the Ottawa > Coliseum in Ontario at the last minute over a fee dispute, causing the > ticket-holding fans and concert-goers to riot. > 1968 – Johnny Cash marries his second wife, June Carter. > 1968 – Ringo and Maureen Starr leave Rishikesh, India after less than > two weeks. > 1968 – Elton John releases his debut single, “I’ve Been Loving You” b/ > w “Here’s To The Next Time.” > 1969 – Jim Morrison allegedly pulls out his penis on stage in Miami, > Florida. The incident, which never happened, will follow Morrison to > his death, and it will take the State of Florida 41 years to pardon > the singer and clear it from their books. > 1970 – The Ed Sullivan Show hosts the “Beatles Songbook” tribute to > the group, with performers Dionne Warwick, Peggy Lee, Duke Ellington, > Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme, and The Muppets all singing Beatles > songs. The Beatles also appear on the show, via film, for the last > time, performing “Let It Be” and “Two Of Us” in clips from their up- > coming Let It Be movie. > 1970 – Mott The Hoople, with opening act Genesis, appears at the > Northcote Arms in Middlesex. > 1973 – "Colonel" Tom Parker sells Elvis' back catalog for $5.4 million > to generate some quick cash for his client. He also renegotiates > Elvis’ RCA contract, landing another seven-year, fourteen album deal > for $3.5 million. > 1973 – Twyla Tharp and the Robert Joffrey Dance Company premiere Deuce > Coupe Ballet at the City Center for Music and Drama in New York, based > on the music of The Beach Boys. > 1974 – Queen begins their first tour as headliners at the Winter > Gardens in Blackpool. > 1974 – Chris Difford places a want ad in a shop window, which says, > “Lyricist seeks musician for co-writing.” Glen Tillbrook answers the > ad. The pair will go on to form Squeeze. > 1976 – French singer Claudine Longet, ex-wife of Andy Williams, is > arrested for shooting her live-in lover, skier Vladimir "Spider" > Sabich, when he attempts to kick her and her children out of his home > in Aspen, Colorado. She will serve less than 30 days in jail. > 1977 – Bob Dylan's wife, Sara Lowndes, files for divorce and custody > of their five children. > 1977 – Iggy Pop appears at Friars at the Vale Hall in Aylesbury, with > opening act The Vibrators. > 1979 – Joy Division appears at the Hope & Anchor in Islington. > 1980 – Patti Smith marries MC5's Fred "Sonic" Smith. > 1981 – The made-for-TV movie Elvis And The Beauty Queen, the story of > his final years and his relationship with girlfriend Linda Thompson, > airs on NBC, with Don Johnson portraying Elvis. > 1984 – Singer Cyndi Lauper makes her U.S. television debut on NBC's > The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson, performing “Girls Just Want > To Have Fun.” > 1985 – The Ford Motor Company licenses The Beatles' "Help!" for > $100,000 for a new car commercial: the very first use of the group's > songs in a TV ad. > 1986 – Gary Glitter is hospitalized after overdosing on sleeping > pills. > 1989 – R.E.M. kicks off the U.S. leg of their Green World Tour in > Louisville, Kentucky. > 1989 – Bruce Springsteen’s divorce from actress Julianne Phillips > becomes finalized. > 1990 – Janet Jackson begins her 120-date Rhythm Nation 1814 World Tour > in Miami, Florida. > 1991 – Oliver Stone’s movie The Doors opens in theaters to mixed > reviews. > 1994 – Nirvana plays their last concert together at the Terminal Einz > in Munich, Germany. > 1994 – Aretha Franklin receives the Lifetime Achievement Award, and > Frank Sinatra is given the Living Legend Award at the Grammys. > 2001 – Sean "Puffy" Combs takes the stand in his own defense in his > weapons possession and bribery trial, testifying that he wasn't > carrying a gun and never offered a $50,000 bribe to driver Wardel > Fenderson to take the fall for the weapon found inside his Lincoln > Navigator. Instead, Combs tells the jury that he thought the bullets > were intended for him. > 2011 – Keith Richards’ 25-year old daughter, Theodora, is arrested in > New York for defacing public property with graffiti and possession of > drugs. > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Diamond Headz" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
