Rock & Roll Birthdays

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1943 Mick Jagger, English rock vocalist, songwriter (Rolling Stones - "Let's Spend the Night Together"; "Sympathy For The Devil"), actor (Performance), and knight, born in Dartford, Kent

 

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There were at least six singles off this album that was on the jukebox at the Sportsman in Norfolk (or surrounding area). I put a lot of money in that thing.

 

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1949 Mark Knopfler Dire Straits Southbound Again

 

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1948 Robert Plant Sea of Love

 

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Aug. 31, 1945 Van Morrison Have I told you lately

 

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1942. Al Jardine. The Beach Boys. Help me Rhonda.

 

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1946 Louden Wainwright III. I wish I was a lesbian.

 

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1945 Al Stewart. Apple cider re-constitution.

 

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1946 Louden Wainwright III. I wish I was a lesbian.

Love his wit.

 

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1943 Maria Muldaur It ain't the meat, it's the motion

 

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1935 Jerry Lee Lewis Whole Lotta' Shakin' Goin' On.

 

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1941 Chubby Checker The Twist.

 

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1951 Keb' Mo' She just wants to dance

 

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October 4, 1943. Janis Joplin. Summertime.

 

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1943. Steve Miller. Gangster of love.

 

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Oct. 6, 1954. David Hidalgo. Los Lobos. Will the wolf survive?

 

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1951. John Mellencamp. Crumblin' down

 

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1948 Jackson Browne Before the deluge