"I Dig A Pygmy" by Charles Hawtrey and the Deaf Aids. Phase one, in which Doris gets her oats
Weekend jukebox - so long February
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1 n GF are seeing this band tonite at Scribble in LA. I dig em
the guitarist is SICK
the guitarist is SICK
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Friday (2/28) is the birthday of Marty Joe Kupersmith. He's more commonly known by his stage name, Marty Sanders. He wasn't an original member of Jay and the Americans. However, he was their guitarist when the group had their biggest success. To celebrate:
Friday (2/28) was the birthday of the late, great, Brian Jones. He was a founding member, and the individual that named the group, the Rolling Stones. During the early days of the band, he taught Mick Jagger how to play the harmonica. Due to his issues with alcohol and drugs, which made him increasingly unreliable, he was kicked out of the band in 1969. To celebrate:
Friday (2/28) is the birthday of Cindy Wilson. She was a founding member, a vocalist, and a songwriter, for the B-52s. To celebrate:
Friday (2/28) is the birthday of Ian Stanley. He was a musician, songwriter, and record producer. He's probably most known for the 7 years he was a member of Tears for Fears. To celebrate:
Friday (2/28) is the birthday of Pat Monahan. He was born in Erie, PA. He's best known as the lead singer, and the sole constant member, of Train. To celebrate:
Saturday (3/1) was the birthday of the late, great, Warren Davis. He was a founding member, and the 1st tenor, of the Monotones. To celebrate, the song they're most famous for:
Saturday (3/1) is the birthday of Roger Daltrey. He was a founding member, and the lead singer, of The Who. To celebrate:
Saturday (3/1) is the birthday of Kesha Rose Sebert. She's more commonly known as Ke$ha. To celebrate, her most famous song:
Sunday (3/2) is the birthday of John Francis Bongiovi, Jr. He's more commonly known by his stage name, Jon Bon Jovi. He was the founder, and the lead singer, of Bon Jovi. To celebrate:
Sunday (3/2) is the birthday of Chris Martin. He was a founding member, pianist, and vocalist, for Coldplay. To celebrate:
Monday (3/3) is the birthday of Jennifer Warnes. She's achieved most of her success as a songwriter. She has also had some success as a singer. To celebrate, a song she didn't write, but for which she was a co-star as a singer:
Monday (3/3) is the birthday of John Lilley. He was born in suburban Philadelphia, and was a founding member, a guitarist, and a dobro player, of The Hooters. To celebrate:
Tuesday (3/4) was the birthday of the late, great, Bobby Womack. To celebrate:
Tuesday (3/4) was the birthday of the late, great, Chris Squire. He was a founding member, bassist, and the longest serving member of Yes. To celebrate (I should have asked @Relayer which song to use):
Tuesday (3/4) is the birthday of Emilio Estefan. He was the founder, percussionist & accordion player, of Miami Latin Boys. After they added Gloria Milagrosa and her cousin Mercedes Navarro to the band, they changed their name to Miami Sound Machine. Emilio also served as the producer of the band. To celebrate:
Tuesday (3/4) is the birthday of Feral Lawler. He was a founding member, and the drummer, of The Cranberries. To celebrate:
Thursday (3/6) was the birthday of the late, great, Mary Wilson. She was a founding member of the Supremes (which were originally the Primettes, before signing with Motown). To celebrate, the group's first #1 hit:
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Thursday (3/6) is the birthday of David Gilmour. He was not a founding member, but he joined Pink Floyd within 2 years after it was formed, where he played guitar and was a vocalist. To celebrate:
Thursday (3/6) is the birthday of Pauline Matthews. She's more commonly known by her stage name, Kiki Dee. To celebrate, the song she's most famous for, in a duet with Elton John: