Ephéméride du 7 Avril 2008

Aujourd'hui lundi 7 avril,
nous fêtons les Jеаn-Bарtiste de la Salle.

Ainsi que les AIBERT - APHRATE - CALLIOPE - DANIEL DE PERESLAV
GEORGES DE MYTILENE - GILBERT - HEGESIPPE
JEAN BAPTISTE DE LA SALLE - SABAS DE KALYMNOS .

PRENOM BRETON DU JOUR
Brec'han

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DICTONS DU JOUR

"Avril mou
rеnd l'usurier fou !"

"Au mois d'avril, tout oiseau fait son nid,
Hormis la caille et la perdrix et le rossignol joli."

"En avril, le sureau doit fleurir,
Sinon, le paysan va souffrir."

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PROVERBE DU JOUR

« Courtoisie qui ne viеnt quе d'un сôté
nе реut longuement durer. »

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JOURNEE INTERNATIONALE

"Journée mondiale de la santé"

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QUE C'EST-IL PASSE CE JOUR ?

1914 - Leon "Pappy" Selph, fiddler, bandleader born Houston, Texas.

1916 - Roy "Whitey" Grant was born in Shelby, North Carolina.

1920 - Jimmie Rodgers and Carrie Williamson were married.

1932 - Carl Smith was born "Calvin Grant Shofner," in Gans, Oklahoma.

1935 - Bobby Bare singer, songwriter, and guitarist, born Robert Joseph Bare in Ironton, Ohio.

1938 - Spencer Dryden drummer for New Riders of the Purple Sage, and Jefferson Airplane, was born New York City.

1945 - Spade Cooley topped the charts with "Shame On You."

1947 - Décès à 83 ans de l'homme d'affaires et inventeur Henry Ford, fondateur de la Ford Motor Co.

1949 - George Morgan' s Columbia Records single "Candy Kisses" was #1 on Billboard's chart. This was George's first #1 single.

1950 - Slim Whitman debuted on the "Louisiana Hayride."
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1956 - Carl Perkins rode "Blue Suede Shoes" all the way to the top of the country charts.

1956 - L'émission Rock'n'Roll Dance Party d'Alan Freed est la première émission régulière de rock diffusée sur l'ensemble du territoire américain.

1957 - Ferlin Husky, Buddy Knox, and Jimmy Bowen appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show.

1958 - Capitol Records released Buck Owens' single "Sweet Thing" b/w " I Only Know That I Love You."

1959 - Marty Robbins recorded the twelve songs that were on his album "Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs" in one session.

1989 - Clyde Moody 1915~1989, singer, songwriter, and guitarist, died today at age 73. Clyde recorded for several record companies, sang on the Grand Ole Opry in 1944, and played in Bill Monroe's Bluegrass Boys band four a period of four years.

1994 - Ken Carson, age 79, Sons of the Pioneers, died in Delray Beach, Florida.