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PrintableVoicesCarry said: On 16th Jul 1985 ...
good gawd, i really hate it when i can actually remember the year that someone says they were born  "Awards are like hemorrhoids. Sooner or later, every asshole gets one." | |
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GrayKing said: VoicesCarry said: On 16th Jul 1985 ...
good gawd, i really hate it when i can actually remember the year that someone says they were born  | |
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On 4th Dec 1974 ...
The Number 1 single was: Barry White - "You're The First The Last My Everything" The Number 1 album was: Elton John - "Elton John's Greatest Hits" Born on 4th Dec: 1940 - John Cale ( bassist, viola player, keyboard player, guitarist; solo and with Velvet Underground ) 1942 - Chris Hillman ( bassist, vocalist, The Byrds / Flying Burrito Brothers ) 1944 - Dennis Wilson ( drummer, vocalist, The Beach Boys; deceased ) 1948 - Southside Johnny ( vocalist, harmonica, Southside Johnny & The Asburry Dukes ) 1951 - Gary Rossington ( guitarist, Lynyrd Skynyrd ) | |
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On 25th Feb 1983 ... The Number 1 single was: Kajagoogoo - "Too Shy" The Number 1 album was: Men At Work - "Business As Usual" Born on 25th Feb: 1943 - George Harrison ( Died November 29th 2001 ) 1948 - Elkie Brooks ( real name Elaine Bookbinder ) 1957 - Stewart Wood ( Bay City Rollers ) 1959 - Mike Peters ( guitarist, vocalist, The Alarm )  “If I can shoot rabbits/then I can shoot fascists” | |
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On 8th Nov 1978 ...
The Number 1 single was: John Travolta & Olivia Newton John - "Summer Nights" The Number 1 album was: Original Soundtrack - "Grease" Born on 8th Nov: 1946 - Roy Wood ( guitarist, lead vocalist, The Move / Wizzard ) 1947 - Minnie Ripperton ( deceased ) 1949 - Bonnie Raitt 1954 - Rickie Lee Jones 1957 - Porl Thompson ( guitarist, The Cure ) | |
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On 27th Oct 1980 ...
The Number 1 single was: Barbra Streisand - "Woman In Love" The Number 1 album was: Police - "Zenyatta Mondatta" Born on 27th Oct: 1949 - Baron Allred ( keyboard player, The Steve Miller Band ) 1958 - Simon Le Bon ( vocalist, Duran Duran ) 1978 - Vanessa Mae ( violinist ) 1984 - Kelly Osborne ( Daughter of the Legend Ozzy Osbourne ) What the hell is "Woman In Love"? Having the same birthday as Simon is sort of cool, I guess. | |
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JANFAN4L said: JANFAN4L said: Born on 1st Feb: 1937 - Don Everly ( The Everly Brothers ) 1937 - Ray Sawyer ( vocalist, Dr Hook ) 1938 - Jimmy Carl Black ( drummer, Frank Zappa ) 1966 - Laurent Garnier ( Top French DJ ) 1968 - Lisa Marie Presley ( daughter of Elvis and former wife of Michael Jackson ) And I'm going to add Rick James (Feb. 1, 1948) since they failed to do so.  RIP.Well it's very UK centric. Would the US verison of this really give a crap about Kelly Osbourne? I think not. | |
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On 10th Jul 1973 ...
The Number 1 single was: Slade - "Skweeze Me Pleeze Me" The Number 1 album was: Original Soundtrack - "That'll Be The Day" Born on 10th Jul: 1943 - Jerry Miller ( guitarist, Moby Grape ) 1944 - John Dymond ( aka Beaky, of Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich ) 1954 - Neil Tennant ( vocalist, The Pet Shop Boys ) 1970 - Jason Orange ( vocalist, Take That ) | |
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VinnyM27 said: What the hell is "Woman In Love"? Man, I remember that song--typical Babs ballad. It was a big hit in the U.S. as well. | |
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sextonseven said: VinnyM27 said: What the hell is "Woman In Love"? Man, I remember that song--typical Babs ballad. It was a big hit in the U.S. as well. Yes, a very big hit. Was that one produced by Barry Gibb? | |
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On 11th Oct 1973 ...
The Number 1 single was: The Simon Park Orchestra - "Eye Level" The Number 1 album was: Slade - "Sladest" Born on 11th Oct: 1946 - Gary Mallaber ( drummer, The Steve Miller Band ) 1949 - Daryl Hall ( or Hall And Oates ) 1950 - Andrew Woolfolk ( saxophone, Earth Wind and Fire ) 1957 - Blair Cunningham ( drummer, Haircut 100 ) Socks still got butt like a leather seat... | |
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RipHer2Shreds said: sextonseven said: Man, I remember that song--typical Babs ballad. It was a big hit in the U.S. as well. Yes, a very big hit. Was that one produced by Barry Gibb? I want to say yes, but I'm not that big a Streisand fan (not one at all!) to know off the top of my head. | |
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sextonseven said: RipHer2Shreds said: Yes, a very big hit. Was that one produced by Barry Gibb? I want to say yes, but I'm not that big a Streisand fan (not one at all!) to know off the top of my head. Neither am I. She's one area of music I don't want to explore  | |
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sextonseven said: VinnyM27 said: What the hell is "Woman In Love"? Man, I remember that song--typical Babs ballad. It was a big hit in the U.S. as well. I'm not very familar with her stuff in general. In fact, "Meet The Fockers" is the only Babs movie I've seen and it's surprisingly really funny. She's pretty wild in it. I always took her as conservative acting (with her movies, music and other things) but very liberal poltically (which is a cool way to be) but she is a freak in this movie. | |
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RipHer2Shreds said: sextonseven said: I want to say yes, but I'm not that big a Streisand fan (not one at all!) to know off the top of my head. Neither am I. She's one area of music I don't want to explore I remember seeing some Bee Gees BTM and know that I think of it, he did produce an album for her in 1980 (I want to say it was called "Guilty"), so that was probably from it. | |
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VinnyM27 said: sextonseven said: Man, I remember that song--typical Babs ballad. It was a big hit in the U.S. as well. I'm not very familar with her stuff in general. In fact, "Meet The Fockers" is the only Babs movie I've seen and it's surprisingly really funny. She's pretty wild in it. I always took her as conservative acting (with her movies, music and other things) but very liberal poltically (which is a cool way to be) but she is a freak in this movie. My mom likes Barbra Streisand so I know a few of her hits (I used to hear them all the time in the car during grade school) like "The Way We Were," "Memory," "You Don't Bring Me Flowers," "The Main Event" and "No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)" (with Donna Summer). | |
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sextonseven said: VinnyM27 said: I'm not very familar with her stuff in general. In fact, "Meet The Fockers" is the only Babs movie I've seen and it's surprisingly really funny. She's pretty wild in it. I always took her as conservative acting (with her movies, music and other things) but very liberal poltically (which is a cool way to be) but she is a freak in this movie. My mom likes Barbra Streisand so I know a few of her hits (I used to hear them all the time in the car during grade school) like "The Way We Were," "Memory," "You Don't Bring Me Flowers," "The Main Event" and "No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)" (with Donna Summer). Hmmm...this sounds like an excuse to me. Own up to it - you own all her shit, don't you?  | |
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RipHer2Shreds said: sextonseven said: My mom likes Barbra Streisand so I know a few of her hits (I used to hear them all the time in the car during grade school) like "The Way We Were," "Memory," "You Don't Bring Me Flowers," "The Main Event" and "No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)" (with Donna Summer). Hmmm...this sounds like an excuse to me. Own up to it - you own all her shit, don't you? To clear things up: 1. "Woman In Love" was produced by Barry Gibb, and was on Guilty. 2. Guilty is the only Babs LP you should have in your collection besides the 2-disc The Essential Barbra Streisand. | |
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VinnyM27 said: sextonseven said: Man, I remember that song--typical Babs ballad. It was a big hit in the U.S. as well. I'm not very familar with her stuff in general. In fact, "Meet The Fockers" is the only Babs movie I've seen and it's surprisingly really funny. She's pretty wild in it. I always took her as conservative acting (with her movies, music and other things) but very liberal poltically (which is a cool way to be) but she is a freak in this movie. She's a very good comedienne. Her best film is probably "What's Up Doc?" with Ryan O'Neal - a screwball comedy (yes, it is) from 1972 that is something of a minor classic. It is also the only time she was ever sexy, on screen or off. | |
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VoicesCarry said: She's a very good comedienne. Her best film is probably "What's Up Doc?" with Ryan O'Neal - a screwball comedy (yes, it is) from 1972 that is something of a minor classic. It is also the only time she was ever sexy, on screen or off.
You're crazy. She's mad sexy right here! 
Who ain't gonna be turned on by ass-high tube socks?! | |
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RipHer2Shreds said: VoicesCarry said: She's a very good comedienne. Her best film is probably "What's Up Doc?" with Ryan O'Neal - a screwball comedy (yes, it is) from 1972 that is something of a minor classic. It is also the only time she was ever sexy, on screen or off.
You're crazy. She's mad sexy right here!
Who ain't gonna be turned on by ass-high tube socks?! 
If you haven't seen it, I suggest you do. You'll laugh if you like smart, dialogue-based comedy. Oh, and there's one setpiece (the climactic chase through San Francisco) that has been copied many times in different ways since. | |
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VoicesCarry said: RipHer2Shreds said: You're crazy. She's mad sexy right here!
Who ain't gonna be turned on by ass-high tube socks?!
If you haven't seen it, I suggest you do. You'll laugh if you like smart, dialogue-based comedy. Oh, and there's one setpiece (the climactic chase through San Francisco) that has been copied many times in different ways since. I've seen it a few times, and it is funny. I actually prefer actress Barbra to singer Babs. That said, her move to Hollywood was when she really went loony tunes. | |
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RipHer2Shreds said: VoicesCarry said:
If you haven't seen it, I suggest you do. You'll laugh if you like smart, dialogue-based comedy. Oh, and there's one setpiece (the climactic chase through San Francisco) that has been copied many times in different ways since. I've seen it a few times, and it is funny. I actually prefer actress Barbra to singer Babs. That said, her move to Hollywood was when she really went loony tunes.
Yeah, good voice but uh, not very versatile to say the least (her attempt at disco was rather hilarious). | |
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RipHer2Shreds said: sextonseven said: My mom likes Barbra Streisand so I know a few of her hits (I used to hear them all the time in the car during grade school) like "The Way We Were," "Memory," "You Don't Bring Me Flowers," "The Main Event" and "No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)" (with Donna Summer). Hmmm...this sounds like an excuse to me. Own up to it - you own all her shit, don't you? I'll admit to loving Siouxsie, Tori, Janet as well as a few other women that gay guys worship but Streisand is not one of them. | |
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On 24th Sep 1987 ...
The Number 1 single was: Rick Astley - "Never Gonna Give You Up" 
The Number 1 album was: Michael Jackson - "Bad" 
Born on 24th Sep: 1942 - Gerry Marsden ( of Gerry And The Pacemakers ) 1942 - Linda McCartney ( wife of Paul; deceased ) 1971 - Peter Salisbury ( drummer, The Verve ) Keenmeister |
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andykeen said: [color=indigo][b]On 24th Sep 1987 ...
The Number 1 single was: Rick Astley - "Never Gonna Give You Up"
The Number 1 album was: Michael Jackson - "Bad" Damn, I was already in college when these came out. | |
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On 16th Jun 1983 ...
The Number 1 single was: The Police - "Every Breath You Take" The Number 1 album was: Michael Jackson - "Thriller" Born on 16th Jun: 1941 - Lamont Dozier ( of Tamla Motown production team Holland/Dozier/Holland ) 1946 - Ian Matthews ( vocalist, Fairport Convention ) 1950 - James Smith ( vocalist, The Stylistics ) 1954 - Gary Roberts ( guitarist, The Boomtown Rats ) 1966 - MC Ren ( N.W.A. ) 1971 - Tupac Amaru Shakur ( rapper; deceased )  looking for you in the woods tonight Switch FC SW-2874-2863-4789 (Rum&Coke) | |
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The Number 1 single was:
Freda Payne - "Band Of Gold" The Number 1 album was: Simon & Garfunkel - "Bridge Over Troubled Water "Did u love somebody
But got no love in return? Did u understand the real meaning of love? That it just is and never yearns" ...Prince | |
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Spice Girls ~ "Wannabe" 
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On 24th Jan 1981 ...
The Number 1 single was: John Lennon - "Imagine" The Number 1 album was: Adam & The Ants - "Kings Of The Wild Frontier" | |
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