Monthly Archives: October 2010
SKYWATCH: SKYWEEK iPHONE APP, HOW DARK ARE YOUR SKIES, AND MORE
Bulletin at a Glance News Observing This Week’s Sky at a Glance Community S&T Introduces SkyWeek App October 25, 2010 | Sky & Telescope is proud to present its first application for mobile devices. > read more How Many Earths? October 28, … Continue reading
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HATEWATCH: NEW KKK WIZARD PROMISES SECOND RALLY
Just in time for Halloween. ******************************************************** NEW KKK WIZARD PROMISES SECOND RALLY by Kyle Martin and Tracy McManus, Staff Writers Sunday, October 24, 2010 As of midnight, the Ku Klux Klan in the Southeast was Duwayne Johnson’s Klan and he … Continue reading
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IN REMEMBRANCE: 10-31-2010
JAMES MACARTHUR, ‘DANNO’ CHARACTER OF ‘HAWAII FIVE-O’ By DENNIS HEVESI Published: October 29, 2010 James MacArthur, who played Danno, the boyish-looking but hard-driving sidekick on the long-running television detective show “Hawaii Five-O,” died Thursday. He was 72. October 29, 2010 … Continue reading
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ON THIS DAY IN BLACK MUSIC HISTORY: OCTOBER 31
#1 Song 1964: “Baby Love,” the Supremes Born: Ethel Waters, 1896; Illinois Jacquet, 1922; Julia Lee, 1902; Otis Williams (the temptations), 1941; Bernard Edwards (Chic), 1952 ********************************************************************** 1953 Perhaps the perfect R&B vocaal group single ever issued, the Flamingos’ third 45, … Continue reading
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ON THIS DAY IN BLACK MUSIC HISTORY: OCTOBER 30
#1 R&B Song 1965: “Rescue Me,” Fontella Bass Born: Eddie Holland, 1939 *************************************************************** 1952 The “5″ Royales recorded their biggest hit, “Baby, Don’t Do It” (#1 R&B, $400), and the legendary “Laundromat Blues” ($120). 1954 The Midnighters’ “Annie’s Aunt Fannie” … Continue reading
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ON THIS DAY IN BLACK MUSIC HISTORY: OCTOBER 29
#1 R&B Song 1983: “All Night Long (All Night), Lionel Richie Born: Hadda Brooks, 1916; Eugene Daughtry (the Intruders), 1939; Randy Jackson, 1961 ******************************************************************* 1902 The Dinwiddie Colored Quartet recorded for the first time, consequently becoming the first Black voices … Continue reading
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ON THIS DAY IN BLACK MUSIC HISTORY: OCTOBER 28
#1 R&B Song 1972: “I’ll Be Around,” the Spinners Born: Cleo Laine, 1927; Telma Hopkins, (Dawn), 1948 ************************************************************ 1964 The Supremes performed in the T.A.M.I. (Teenage Music International) show, a stage extravaganza that included James Brown, Chuck Berry, Marvin Gaye, … Continue reading
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ON THIS DAY IN BLACK MUSIC HISTORY: OCTOBER 27
#1 R&B Song 1958: “Topsey, Part II,” Cozy Cole Born: Melba Moore (Melba Hill), 1945 *********************************************************** 1958 The Flamingos’ (Sollie McElroy(Lead Tenor)Johnny Carter(Lead Tenor) Zeke Carey(Tenor)Paul Willson(Baritone)Jake Carey(Bass)first single for End Records, “That Love Is You,” was released, but its … Continue reading
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ON THIS DAY IN BLACK MUSIC HISTORY: OCTOBER 26
#1 R&B Song 1985: “Part Time Lover,” Stevie Wonder Born: Charlie Barnet, 1913; William “Bootsy” Collins, 1951 ******************************************************************* 1962 The first Motortown Revue began in Washington, DC, at the Howard Theater. Previous rock ‘n’ roll and R&B package tours had consisted … Continue reading
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ON THIS DAY IN BLACK MUSIC HISTORY: OCTOBER 25
#1 R&B Song 1986: “Shake You Down,” Gregory Abbott **************************************************************** 1969 Gladys Knight & the Pips’ “Friendship Train” (#2 R&B, #17 pop) became their lucky thirteenth of sixty-six pop charters between 1961 and 1994. 1970 Ray Charles appeared at Hammersmith … Continue reading
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