Happy Birthday Cliff, usual area of query, did this version register in the
USA?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnfl3gNRoK8
On Wednesday, 5 June 2013 05:49:05 UTC+1, Eidem wrote:
> June 4 Born –
> Morgana King (aka Maria Messina, 1930) – actress/singer ("Frankie And
> Johnny").
> Freddy Fender (aka Baldemar Huerta, 1937) – Tex-Mex singer/songwriter.
> Cliff Bennett (1940) – Cliff Bennett and The Rebel Rousers.
> Michelle Phillips (1944) – The Mamas and The Papas.
> Roger Ball (1944) – saxophonist for The Average White Band.
> Anthony Braxton (1945) – American multi-woodwind instrumentalist.
> Gordon Waller (1945) – Peter and Gordon.
> Jimmy McCulloch (1953) – guitarist for Thunderclap Newman and Wings.
> Reeves Gabrels (1956) – guitarist for Tin Machine.
> Steve Grimes (1957) – guitarist/keyboardist for The Farm.
> Selwyn Brown (1958) – keyboardist for Steel Pulse.
> Eldra "El" DeBarge (1961) – R&B/pop singer.
> Chris Kavanagh (1964) – drummer for Sigue Sigue Sputnik and Big Audio
> Dynamite II.
> Stefan Lessard (1974) – bassist for The Dave Matthews Band.
>
> June 4 R.I.P. –
> Murry Wilson (1973) – heart attack. Age 55. Songwriter, manager of The
> Beach Boys.
> Joe Santollo (1981) – heart attack. Age 37. The Duprees.
> Derek "Lek" Leckenby (1994) – non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Age 51. Herman's
> Hermits.
> Ronnie Lane (1997) – multiple sclerosis. Age 51. Small Faces.
> Angel South (1998) – prostate cancer. Age 55. Guitarist for Chase.
> John Hartford (2001) – Non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Age 63. Folk/country/
> bluegrass multi-instrumentalist.
> Freddie Scott (2007) – Age 74. Singer/songwriter ("Cry To Me").
> Kevin Kavanaugh (2011) – Age 59. Keyboardist for Southside Johnny and
> The Asbury Jukes.
> Herb Reed (2012) – heart disease. Age 83. The Platters.
>
> June 4 album releases –
> Johnny Cash – At San Quentin (1969)
> Donovan – Slow Down World (1976) UK
> The Moody Blues – Caught Live + 5 (1977)
> The Kinks – One For The Road (1980) U.S.
> Motörhead – Another Perfect Day (1983)
> Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band – Born In The U.S.A. (1984)
> Sade – Stronger Than Pride (1988) U.S.
> Kool Moe Dee – Funke, Funke Wisdom (1991)
> Paul McCartney – Unplugged (The Official Bootleg) (1991) U.S.
> Bratmobile – Pottymouth (1993)
> Bryan Adams – 18 Til I Die (1996)
> Jimmy Buffett – Banana Wind (1996)
> Squirrel Nut Zippers – Hot (1996)
> Paul McCartney – Memory Almost Full (2007)
>
> June 4 events –
> 1941 – Helen Forrest, along with Benny Goodman and His Orchestra,
> records “When The Sun Comes Out” in New York City.
> 1942 – Capitol Records opens its first office in a second-floor room
> south of Sunset Boulevard. In the afternoon, owner Glenn Wallichs
> becomes the first record label owner to present a free record to a
> radio disc jockey; in this case Los Angeles DJ Peter Potter.
> 1954 – Ella Fitzgerald records “Lullaby Of Birdland.”
> 1956 – Gene Vincent makes his stage debut at the Municipal Auditorium
> in his hometown of Norfolk, Virginia.
> 1958 – Jerry Lee Lewis renews his marriage vows to cousin Myra, since
> he wasn't divorced from his first wife when they were married.
> 1962 – The Beatles rehearse at the Cavern Club for their upcoming EMI
> recording session.
> 1962 – The Beach Boys release their second single, "Surfin' Safari" b/
> w "409:" their first release on Capitol Records.
> 1963 – The Searchers release their debut single, "Sweets For My Sweet"
> b/w "It's All Been A Dream."
> 1963 – The first installment of the Pop Go The Beatles radio show is
> aired on the BBC.
> 1964 – The Beatles play the first date of their first and only world
> tour, playing two shows at the K.B. Hallen Gardens in Copenhagen,
> Denmark, with Jimmy Nicol on drums.
> 1966 – Tommy James and The Shondells’ “Hanky Panky” debuts on the
> Billboard Hot 100.
> 1966 – Janis Joplin joins Big Brother and The Holding Company in San
> Francisco.
> 1967 – The Young Rascals appear on The Ed Sullivan Show, performing "A
> Girl Like You" and "Groovin'." Other musical guests include Nancy
> Ames, and Harry James and His Orchestra.
> 1967 – The Monkees win an Emmy Award for Outstanding Comedy Series.
> 1967 – The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Procol Harum and Denny Laine all
> play at Brian Epstein's Savile Theatre. Paul McCartney and George
> Harrison attend the show and witness Hendrix performing "Sgt. Pepper's
> Lonely Hearts Club Band," which had been released just three days
> prior.
> 1969 – Nicky Hopkins quits The Jeff Beck Group.
> 1969 – The Beatles release their single, "The Ballad Of John And Yoko"
> b/w "Old Brown Shoe" in the U.S.
> 1969 – Hundreds of people in Glenrowan, Australia, sign a petition
> protesting against the casting of Mick Jagger in the role of the
> Australian folk hero Ned Kelly.
> 1970 – Bob Dylan records “Bring Me Water,” “Three Angels,” “Tomorrow
> Is A Long Time,” "Big Yellow Taxi" and “New Morning” at Columbia
> Studios in New York City.
> 1970 – Elvis Presley begins five days of sessions in Studio B at RCA
> Studios in Nashville, beginning every night at 6pm and going until
> dawn. The sessions will produce 34 tracks.
> 1970 – Santana begins recording “Black Magic Woman.”
> 1971 – The Bobby Sherman T.V. Special airs on ABC, with guests The 5th
> Dimension.
> 1975 – The Rolling Stones receive a royalty check for album sales in
> Russia, becoming the first Western act to do so.
> 1975 – Glen Campbell records ”Pencils For Sale,” “I’d Build A Bridge”
> and "Country Boy (You've Got Your Feet In L.A.)" at Sound Labs in
> Hollywood.
> 1976 – The Talking Heads appear at CBGB’s in New York City.
> 1976 – The Sex Pistols play a pivotal gig at the Free Trade Hall in
> Manchester, with many future UK rockers in the audience.
> 1984 – Tina Turner releases her single, "What's Love Got To Do With
> It?" b/w "Don't Rush The Good Things."
> 1984 – Sheila E. releases her single, “The Glamorous Life” b/w “The
> Glamorous Life (Part II),” on Warner Brothers.
> 1984 – Lorrie Morgan joins the Grand Ole Opry.
> 1985 – Elton John sues Dick James Music for $51 million for the return
> of early song rights and unpaid royalties. Elton will lose the lawsuit
> and the rights to his songs, however Dick James Music is order to pay
> the singer past due royalties.
> 1986 – Producers of the stage and screen Beatlemania Company lose a
> lawsuit brought by Apple Corps, claiming exploitation of the Beatles'
> image and their music, and are forced to pay $10 million in fines and
> interest.
> 1986 – The first of six Conspiracy of Hope concerts is held at the Cow
> Palace in San Francisco on behalf of Amnesty International. Over the
> next 11 days, other concerts will be held in L.A., Denver, Atlanta,
> Chicago and New Jersey. The shows are headlined by U2, Sting and Bryan
> Adams, and also feature Peter Gabriel, Lou Reed, Joan Baez, and The
> Neville Brothers.
> 1992 – Priscilla Presley announces that the U.S. Post Office's "Thin
> Elvis" stamp beat out the "Fat Elvis" stamp in popularity.
> 1992 – Billed as The Honking Donkeys, Iron Maiden plays a show at the
> Oval pub in Norwich in front of 400 people.
> 1992 – Smokey Robinson's half sister, Rose Ella Jones, sues the singer
> for unpaid songwriting royalties.
> 1993 – Kurt Cobain is arrested after a domestic dispute with Courtney
> Love, who claims they were fighting about his gun collection.
> 1994 – The "supergroup" that provided the soundtrack to the Beatles'
> Hamburg-days movie, Backbeat, reunites at the MTV Movie Awards. Mike
> Mills of R.E.M., Dave Grohl of Nirvana, Dave Pirner of Soul Asylum,
> Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth, Don Fleming of Gumball, and Greg Dulli
> of Afghan Whigs perform songs from the film.
> 1996 – Crowded House announces their split.
> 1997 – The body of Jeff Buckley is found floating in the Wolf River in
> Memphis, Tennessee, five days after he went missing while taking a
> swim.
> 1998 – Ray Charles reunites with his legendary touring band in Chicago
> to celebrate his 50th year in the music business.
> 1998 – George and Ira Gershwin posthumously receive a star on the
> Hollywood Walk of Fame.
> 2000 – A teenage fan is shot in the leg outside a concert by R&B star
> Sisqó in Phoenix, Arizona, when violence erupts after concert-goers
> begin objecting to parking fees of $30 at the venue.
> 2002 – George Michael is jeered and heckled by live audience members
> during a CNN phone interview.
> 2002 – Wyclef Jean is arrested for disorderly conduct for attempting
> to perform - which is forbidden by the event’s permit - at a protest
> against $1.2 billion in education cuts in the New York school systems.
> P. Diddy, Alicia Keys, Jay-Z, LL Cool J, Erykah Badu, Foxy Brown and
> The Wu-Tang Clan are also at the rally to show their support.
> 2004 – Former singer for Brother Beyond and Worlds Apart, Nathan Moore
> pleads guilty in Highbury Corner magistrates court to soliciting
> sexual favors on May 27 from a woman he thought was a prostitute. He
> is fined £250 and ordered to pay £50 court costs.
> 2011 – Country music star Trace Adkins' Brentwood, Tennessee home
> burns to the ground and is a total loss.
> 2012 – Queen Elizabeth’s Diamond Jubilee concert takes place outside
> Buckingham Palace in London, featuring Elton John, Paul McCartney,
> Cliff Richard, Tom Jones, Shirley Bassey, Madness, Annie Lennox and
> many others, to mark the Queen's 60th anniversary.
>
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