Bill Wyman also bass for the Bill Wyman Rythm Kings On Tuesday, 1 October 2013 16:33:48 UTC+1, Eidem wrote:
> October 1 Born – > > Vladimir Horowitz (1903) – Classical pianist/composer. > > Charles Randolph Grean (1913) – composer/producer (“The Thing”). > > Roger Williams (aka Louis Weertz, 1924) – pianist. > > Max Morath (1926) – Ragtime pianist, “Mr. Ragtime.” > > Bonnie Owens (aka Bonnie Campbell, 1929) – Country music singer (“Just > Between The Two Of Us”). > > Richard Harris (1930) – actor/singer/songwriter (“MacArthur Park”). > > Albert Collins (1932) – Blues singer/guitarist. > > Geoff Stephens (1934) – songwriter, The New Vaudeville Band (“The Crying > Game”). > > Julie Andrews (1935) – actress/singer (“The Sound Of Music”). > > Herb Fame (aka Herbert Feemster, 1942) – Peaches and Herb. > > Jerry Martini (1943) – saxophonist for Sly & The Family Stone and Rubicon. > > Herbert “Toubo” Rhoad (1944) – The Persuasions. > > Barbara Parritt (1944) – The Toys. > > Donny Hathaway (1945) – Jazz/blues/soul singer. > > Rob Davis (1947) – guitarist for Mud. > > Martin Turner (1947) – bassist for Wishbone Ash. > > Mariska Veres (1947) – vocalist for Shocking Blue (“Venus”). > > Jane Dornacker (1947) – singer/songwriter, Leila and The Snakes (“Don’t > Touch Me There”). > > Michael "Cub" Koda (1948) – Brownsville Station. > > Howard Hewett (1955) – Shalamar. > > Andy Walton (1957) – drummer for Kenny. > > Martin Cooper (1958) – keyboardist/saxophonist for Orchestral Manoeuvres > In The Dark. > > Youssou N’Dour (1959) – singer/songwriter/percussionist. > > Kevin Griffin (1968) – Better Than Ezra. > > > > October 1 R.I.P. – > > Buddy Clark (1949) – plane crash. Age 37. Singer/songwriter (“Peg O’ My > Heart”). > > Al Jackson, Jr. (1975) – murdered. Age 39. Stax session drummer, Booket T. > and The MGs. > > Andy McVann (1986) – car crash. Age 31? Drummer for The Farm. > > Harry Ray (1992) – stroke. Age 45. The Moments, and Ray, Goodman & Brown. > > Bruce Palmer (2004) – heart attack. Age 58. Original bassist for Buffalo > Springfield. > > Prentiss Barnes (2006) – car accident. Age 81. The Moonglows. > > Nick Reynolds (2008) – acute respiratory disease. Age 75. The Kingston > Trio. > > > > October 1 album releases – > > Elvis Presley – G.I. Blues (1960) > > Elvis Presley – Blue Hawaii (1961) > > The Beach Boys – Surfin’ Safari (1962) > > The Beatles Vs. The Four Seasons (1964) U.S. > > The Beatles – Abbey Road (1969) U.S. > > The Monkees – The Monkees Present (1969) > > Cat Stevens – Teaser And The Firecat (1971) > > John Cale – Fear (1974) > > Styx – Crystal Ball (1976) > > Rory Gallagher – Photo-Finish (1978) > > Slade – Return To Base (1979) > > The Ramones – Too Tough To Die (1984) > > U2 – The Unforgettable Fire (1984) > > Joan Jett and The Blackhearts – Glorious Results Of A Misspent Youth (1984) > > Chaka Khan – I Feel For You (1984) > > Romeo Void – Instincts (1984) > > John Fogerty – Eye Of The Zombie (1986) > > Lennie Gallant – Breakwater (1988) > > Iron Maiden – No Prayer For The Dying (1990) > > Prince and The New Power Generation – Diamonds And Pearls (1991) > > Marduk – Those Of The Unlight (1993) > > Edge Of Sanity – Purgatory Afterglow (1994) > > East 17 – Up All Night (1995) > > Nirvana – From The Muddy Banks Of The Wishkah (1996) > > Bad Brains – Black Dots (1996) > > Curtis Mayfield – New World Order (1996) > > Matchbox Twenty – Yourself Or Someone Like You (1996) > > Carbon Leaf – Shadows In The Banquet Hall (1997) > > Eighteen Visions – No Time For Love (1999) (EP) > > Elton John – Songs From The West Coast (2001) > > Weather Report – Live And Unreleased (2002) > > > > October 1 events – > > 1928 – Duke Ellington and His Orchestra, along with Baby Cox on vocals, > records “The Mooche.” > > 1928 – Ben Pollack and His Park Central Orchestra - which features Benny > Goodman and Jack Teagarden - records “Forever” for Victor Records. > > 1955 – The Platters’ single “Only You (And You Alone)” hits #4 on the U.S. > singles chart. Meanwhile, at Universal Recording Studios in Chicago, the > group records both songs for their next Mercury Records single, “The Great > Pretender” and “I’m Just A Dancing Partner.” > > 1956 – Elvis Presley re-records “Love Me Tender” for the movie’s film > score. He is then summoned to re-shoot the ending of the movie after test > audiences react negatively to Presley dying at the end. > > 1956 – Little Anthony and The Imperials record Neil Sedaka's "The Diary." > Sedaka is so displeased that the songwriter later decides to record it > himself, resulting in his first chart hit. > > 1958 – Private First Class Elvis Presley arrives in Germany, where he will > be stationed for the next 18 months. > > 1960 – Sam Cooke records "Sad Mood" at RCA Studios in New York City. > > 1960 – Lerner and Lowe’s musical play Camelot - starring Richard Burton, > Julie Andrews, Robert Goulet and Roddy McDowell - premieres at the O’Keefe > Centre for the Performing Arts in Toronto, Canada, where it will play for > two months before opening on Broadway on December 3 for a two year stay. > > 1962 – The Beatles sign their first management contract with Brian > Epstein. Paul’s and George’s fathers sign for their sons since they are > still minors. > > 1962 – Barbra Streisand signs with Columbia Records. > > 1964 – The Beatles' film, A Hard Day's Night, becomes the first movie to > debut behind the "Iron Curtain" of Communist countries when it is shown in > Prague, Czechoslovakia. > > 1965 – Bob Dylan and The Hawks - soon to become The Band - appear at > Carnegie Hall. > > 1966 – Jimi Hendrix meets Eric Clapton and makes his UK stage debut when > he jumps onstage to jam with Cream at the Regent Polytechnic in London. > > 1967 – Top Gear, with host John Peel, debuts on the new BBC 1 radio > network. > > 1967 – Traffic makes their stage debut at London's Saville Theatre. > > 1967 – Mick Jagger's apartment in London is burglarized, with girlfriend > Marianne Faithfull's furs and jewelry being among the items stolen. > > 1968 – John Sebastian quits The Lovin’ Spoonful. > > 1968 – The Beatles begin recording “Honey Pie” at Trident Studios in > London. > > 1969 – Loretta Lynn records “Coal Miner’s Daughter” at Owen Bradley’s Barn > studios. > > 1970 – Jimi Hendrix’s funeral takes place at the Dunlop Baptist Church in > Seattle. Miles Davis, Johnny Winter, Buddy Miles, producer Eddie Kramer and > others attend. He is then buried at Greenwood Cemetery in nearby Renton. > > 1970 – Curtis Mayfield quits The Impressions to pursue a solo career. > > 1970 – The Rolling Stones perform at the Palalido Palazzo Dello Sport in > Milan, Italy. More than 2,000 non-ticket holders riot when they can’t get > into the show. > > 1976 – In an attempt to conquer his cocaine addiction, David Bowie leaves > England and moves to West Berlin, where he will live as a semi-recluse for > the next three years. It’s while here that he begins collaborating with > Iggy Pop and Brian Eno. > > 1977 – The Madison Square Garden Hall of Fame inducts its first musician, > singer/songwriter Elton John. > > 1981 – The Pretenders are forced to cancel the last leg of their U.S. > tour after drummer Martin Chambers puts his hand through a windowpane, > cutting tendons and arteries. > > 1982 – In Japan, Sony introduces the compact disc player, CDP 101, which > retails for $900.00. > > 1983 – The first ever David Bowie Convention is held in London's Cunard > Hotel. > > 1987 – Def Leppard kicks off the North American leg of their Hysteria > World Tour at the Glen Falls Civic Center in Glen Falls, New York. > > 1990 – Forbes Magazine lists New Kids On The Block as the fifth richest > entertainers in the U.S. with an income of $78 million. > > 1991 – Michael Jackson’s white crystal-beaded glove is stolen from the > Motown Museum in Detroit. M.C. Hammer offers a $50,000 reward for its > return. > > 1992 – Michelle Wright makes her Grand Ole Opry debut. > > 1993 – Wilson Pickett is sentenced to a year in jail and five years > probation for hitting an 86-year old man while driving drunk. > > 1994 – The Richard and Karen Carpenter Performing Arts Center opens its > doors at California State University in Long Beach. > > 1994 – VH1 launches in the UK with the video for “Dolphin” by T.A.F.K.A.P. > (The Artist Formerly Known As Prince). > > 1994 – The Daily Mirror in the UK prints a photo of Michael Jackson in a > scoutmaster's uniform along with five young Boy Scouts, much to the chagrin > of the Boys Scouts of America who state that Jackson has never had an > association with the organization. > > 1994 – Sheryl Crow releases her CD single, “All I Wanna Do” with > “Solidify” and “I’m Gonna Be A Wheel Someday,” on the A&M label. > > 1995 – Farm Aid ’95 - the event’s 10th anniversary - takes place at > Cardinal Stadium in Louisville, Kentucky, featuring Hootie and The > Blowfish, Dave Matthews Band, BlackHawk, Willie Nelson, John Mellencamp, > John Conlee, The Supersuckers, Steve Earle, and Neil Young. > > 1998 – John Fogerty receives a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. > > 1999 – Scottish child singing star Lena Zavaroni passes away at age 35 > after battling anorexia nervosa for 22 years. She weighs 70 lbs. at the > time of her death. > > 2002 – The UK pop group Hear’Say breaks up, citing “abuse from the public” > as the main reason. > > 2002 – Barry White's record label issues a statement saying that the > 58-year old singer has been hospitalized and is battling kidney > failurebrought on by years of high blood pressure. He will be dead in nine > months. > > 2004 – Ms. Dynamite (aka Niomi McLean-Daley) turns herself into London > authorities and is arrested for assault for an incident that occurred > outside a London restaurant on September 17. > > 2004 – The Lord Mayor of Melbourne officially re-names Corporation Lane > as AC/DC Lane, in honor of the veteran rockers. > > 2005 – Babyshambles singer Pete Doherty is arrested for drug possession > when police raid their tour bus after a show in Shrewsbury. > > 2007 – Radiohead's official website crashes after the band announces that > their new In Rainbows album will be available only online. > > 2007 – The Spice Girls’ reunion concert sells out in 38 seconds. > > 2009 – The L.A. County coroner releases his findings on Michael Jackson’s > autopsy, stating that the singer was in relatively good health at the time > of his death. > > 2011 – After 28 years together and two grown children, KISS’ Gene Simmons > marries Shannon Tweed. > -- 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.
