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20100906

Music Monday - Not very busy







Birthdays today include:
1620 - Isabella Leonarda, composer
1627 - Pierre Verdier, composer
1633 - Sebastian Knupfer, composer
1644 - Juan Bautista Jose Cabanilles, composer
1648 - Johann Schelle, composer
1702 - Heinrich Nikolaus Gerber, composer
1815 - Karol Katski, composer
1819 - Carl Ferdinand Pohl, composer
1855 - Ferdinand B Hummel, composer
1869 - Walford Davies, composer
1877 - Petar Stojanovic, composer
1882 - John Powell, composer
1884 - Emerson Whithorne, composer
1890 - Manfred Gurlitt, composer
1896 - Frutuoso de Lima Viana, composer
1896 - Vladimir Nikitich Kashperov, composer
1903 - P l Kadosa, Hungarian composer/pianist
1904 - Lyubomir Pipkov, composer
1908 - Paul Lavalle, Beacon NY, bandleader (Cities Service Band of America)
1912 - Wayne Barlow, composer
1923 - William Kraft, Chicago, Ill, composer/percussionist
1925 - Jimmy Reed, Mississippi, blues singer (Soulin', Big Boss Man)
1926 - Arthur William Oldham, composer
1927 - Keith Humble, composer
1929 - Tsang-houe' Hsu, composer
1932 - Gilles Tremblay, composer
1938 - Joan Tower, New Rochelle NY, composer (Breakfast Rhythms)
1939 - David Allan Coe, country musician (Mysterious Rhinestone Cowboy)


1940 - Jackie Trent, singer
1942 - Dave Bargeron, NYC, rocker (Blood, Sweat and Tears)
1942 - Harry Jack Max, rocker


1942 - Mel McDaniel, Checotah Okla, singer (Baby's got her Blue Jeans On)
1944 - Roger Waters, Cambridge England, rock bassist (Pink Floyd-Wall)
1946 - Buizen Beernd, [Bennie Jolink], singer/guitarist/pianist (Normal)
1947 - Sylvester, rocker (Do Ya Wanna Funk)
1948 - Charles "Claydes" Smith, Jersey City NJ, guitarist (Kool and The Gang)
1949 - Jimmy Litherland, rocker (Mitarbeit)
1954 - Banner Thomas, rocker (Molly Hatchet)
1954 - Patrick O'Hearn, rock bassist (Missing Persons)
1957 - "Curley" Joe Smyth, Westbrook Me, country singer (Betty's Bein' Bad)
1961 - P i Waaktaar, rocker (Aha-Take on Me)


1963 - Mark Chesnutt, Beaumont Tx, country singer (Too Cold at Home)
1969 - Cece Peniston, Phoenix AZ, Miss Black AZ/singer (Finally)


1971 - Kathy Wolfgramm, rocker (Jets)





First Time Today:

1939 - 1st broadcast of "Dinah Shore Show" on NBC-radio (Accounts of this vary widely over a four year span but I thought I would mention it here anyway.)


1965 – Beatles release "Help" album in UK


1937 - Benny Goodman and his orchestra recorded "Sugar Foot Stomp."


1961 - Bob Dylan debuted at the Gaslight Cafe in New York City.


1974 - "The Place I Love" by Splinter was released on the Dark Horse label. It was the first release for the George Harrison label.


1982 - Paul McCartney released "Tug Of War."







In other news:

1958 - Georgia Gibbs sang "The Hula-Hoop Song" on "The Ed Sullivan Show."
1963 - Jerry Lee Lewis' contract with Sun Records expired.
1968 - Eric Clapton recorded his guitar solo on The Beatles' "While My Guitar Gently Weeps."
1969 - After a show in the Memphis Mid-Southern Coliseum, James Brown announced his retirement from live performance after July 4, 1970.
1972 - John and Yoko appeared on Jerry Lewis' Muscular Dystrophy Telethon
1989 - The Pittsburgh Steelers were banned from practicing on their own field, Three Rivers Stadium, because The Rolling Stones were rehearsing for their upcoming concert
1993 - Don Henley, Jimmy Buffett, Elton John, Sting and Aerosmith performed at a benefit concert in Boston for Walden Woods.
1995 - Bruce Hornsby and Branford Marsalis performed the National Anthem in Baltimore's Camden Yards before Cal Ripken Jr. set baseball's all-time consecutive games played record.




From the police blotter:

2000 - U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff ruled that MP3.com had willfully violated copyrights and awarded Universal Music $118-250 million in damages.

And a few obits:
1811 - Julien-Amable Mathieu, composer, dies at 77
1819 - Georg Druschetzky, composer, dies at 74
1831 - Johann Ernst Friedrich Wollank, composer, dies at 49
1937 - Henry Kimball Hadley, composer, dies at 65
1952 - Jose Forns y Cuadras, composer, dies at 54
1956 - Felix Borowski, composer, dies at 84
1962 - Hanns Eisler, composer (N Vietnam/E German Natl Anthem), dies at 64
1965 - Konstantin Mostras, composer, dies at 79
1966 - Luigi Perrachio, composer, dies at 83
1968 - Karl Ranki, composer, dies at 69
1973 - William H Harris, composer, dies at 90
1977 - Guido Pannain, composer, dies at 85
1977 - Paul Burkhard, composer, dies at 65
1979 - Ronald Binge, composer, dies at 69
1981 - Joseph Yasser, composer, dies at 88
1984 - Ernest Tubb, singer (Grand Ole Opry), dies at 70
1985 - Leon Orthel, composer, dies at 79


1985 - Johnny Desmond, singer (Your Hit Parade), dies of cancer at 65


1994 - Max Kaminsky, trumpeter, dies at 85
1994 - Nicky Hopkins, rock pianist (Rolling Stones), dies at 50
1995 - Joanne Gail Abbott, exec (MTV), dies at 36









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2 Comments:

  • At Wednesday, September 08, 2010 5:24:00 PM, Anonymous The Next President of the United States said…

    I have that Splinter album and it's still in good shape. One of my fav tunes is called "Drink All Day," with the memorable line, "You can drink all day, you can drink all night, but I want no problem and you've got to find your own way home."

    Heck, I even have their second album ... and then, who knows what happened to them?

     
  • At Thursday, September 09, 2010 7:00:00 AM, Blogger anyjazz said…

    I was surprised at how many places on the web mention that album. It was unknown to me until I ran across this bit of trivia about being the first album for Dark Horse.

    I’d say you might have a really rare one. Harrison’s guitar backs them on all tracks, credited as Hari Georgeson. The single “Drink All Day” was banned by the BBC because of the word “bloody”.

     

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