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July's
reason to booze & have a good time are as follows:
1st
- Debbie Harry born in 1945 – Ducks deluxe play last gig in 1975
- born 1971: Missy Elliott - 1963: Roddy Bottum (Faith No More) -
1951: Fred Schneider (The B-52's) - 1951: Luther Vandross - 1942:
Andrae Crouch
2nd - Eddie cochrane at no 1 with
“3 steps to heaven” in 1960 – Pete Briquette of the Rats
born in 1954
-Born 1983: Michelle Branch - 1970: Monie Love - 1965: Dave
Parsons (Bush) - 1952: Johnny Colla (Huey Lewis & The News)
3rd - Jim
Morrison died in paris 1971 – Capt sensible
no 1 with 'Happy talk" in 1982, Brian Jones drowned in
1969, Vince Clarke (Depeche Mode, Yazoo) born 1960 - born 1976:
Shane Lynch (Boyzone) - 1969: Kevin Hearn (Barenaked Ladies) -
1956: Stephen Pearcy (Ratt) - 1955: Mike Corby (The Babys) - 1947:
Betty Buckley - 1929: David Lynch (The Platters)
4th - Ramones made their uk debut in
1976 at the roundhouse – John waite born in 1955, Crooner Rudy
Vallee died aged 85 in 1986, born in 1978 Stephen Mcnally (BBmak)
- 1971: Andrew Creeggan (Barenaked Ladies) - 1963: Matt Malley
(Counting Crows) - 1958: Kirk Pengilly (INXS) - 1951: Ralph
Johnson (Earth, Wind & Fire) - 1938: Bill Withers
5th - Elvis Presley in sun studios
for first time in 1954 - born 1980: Jason Wade (Lifehouse) - 1973:
Bengt Lagerberg (The Cardigans) - 1970: Clause Noreen (Aqua) -
1959: Marc Cohn - 1950: Huey Lewis (Huey Lewis & The News) -
1943: Robbie Robertson
6th - Jean-Michel Jarre released
“music for supermarkets” only one copy pressed in 1983 - Van
Mccoy died in aged 38 in 1979, Queen released first single
in 1973 "Keep yourself alive"
- born in
1976: 50 Cent - 1963: Tim Bricheno (Sisters Of Mercy) -
1959: John Keeble (Spandau Ballet) - 1953: Nanci Griffith - 1945:
Rik Elswit (Dr. Hook)
7th -
Frankie goes to Hollywood at number 1 in 1984 with “two
tribes” – Billie Holiday died in 1959 – Yardbirds split in
1968 - Born in 1963 Vonda Shepherd - Born 1962: Mark White (Spin
Doctors) - 1947: David Hodo (Village People) - 1940: Ringo Starr
8th - Donnie Osmond at number 1 in
1972 with Puppy Love - born 1970: Beck- 1962: Joan Osborne - 1961:
Andy Fletcher (Depeche Mode) - 1961: Toby Keith
9th - Animals at no 1 with “house
of the rising sun” in 1964 – Marc Almond born in 1956 – Jim
Kerr born 1959, Mitch Miller (Hendrix) Born 1947, Bon Scott
(ac/DC) Born 1946
- born 1975: Jack White (The White Stripes) - 1964: Courtney Love
(Hole) - 1954: Debbie Sledge (Sister Sledge)
10th - Kate bush
born in 1958 - born 1980:
Jessica Simpson - 1965: Peter DiStefano (Porno For Pyros) - 1954:
Neil Tennant (Pet Shop Boys) - 1950: Greg Kihn - 1947: Arlo
Guthrie jr
11th -
"Ghost town" number one in 1981 - Born in 1975 Lil Kim -
Born in 1959 Richie Sambora (Bon Jovi) - Liona Boyd (guitarist) -
1950 : Bonnie Pointer (Pointer Sisters) - 1947: Jeff Hana (Nitty
Gritty Dirt Band) - 1946: Patrice Caratini (French bassist,
composer/leader), Heather (bullfrog bands mrs Del)
12th -
Elvis Presley had his first number 1 with “All Shook up” in
1957 - Minnie ripperton died aged 31 in 1979 - Kilburn & the
high roads split in 1976 enter the blockheads - Woody Guthries
Birthday (born 1912), John Wetton Born 1949 (Asia/King Crimson) -
born 1976: Tracie Spencer - 1963: Alan Duval (UB40) - 1962: Dan
Murphy (Soul Asylum) - 1943: Christine McVie (Fleetwood Mac)
13th - The Original Live Aid took
place in 1985, Queens first album released 1973
- born 1978: Will Champion (Coldplay) - 1973: Deborah Cox - 1966:
Gerald Levert - 1954: Louise Mandrell - 1942: Stephen Bladd (The
J. Geils Band) - 1942: Roger McGuinn (The Byrds)
14th - “are friends electric” no
1 in 1979 by tubeway army
- born 1975: Tameka Cottle (Xscape) - 1975: Taboo (Black Eyed
Peas) - 1966: Ellen Reid (Crash Test Dummies) - 1966: Tonya
Donelly (Belly)
15th - “in the summertime” mungo jerry no 1 in 1970 –
JohnLennon Mum Killed in 1958
- Born 1956 Joe Satriani - Born in 1956: Marky Ramone (Ramones) -
1952: Jeff Carlisli (38 Special) - 1946: Linda Ronstadt
16th - Harry Chapin died in a car crash in 1981 - Cream
formed in 1966 – Desmond Dacris “dekker” Born 1942
- also born 1971: Ed Kowalczyk (Live) -1951: Stewart Copeland (The
Police) - and Ben Watts Birthday of Goth Band "NotSlip"
17th - Billie holiday died in 1959
aged 44, Thin Lizzy sacked Gary Moore 1979, Mick Tucker (Sweet)Born
1949
- born 1982 Natasha Hamilton (Atomic Kitten) - 1971: JC (PM Dawn)
- 1963: Regina Belle - 1952: Chet McCracKen (drums, The Doobie
Brothers) - 1952: Phoebe Snow - 1949: Terry "Geezer"
Butler (Black Sabbath) - 1948: Ron Asheton (guitar, Iggy Pop And
The Stooges) - 1947: Wolfgang Flur (electronic drums, Kraftwerk) -
1939: Spencer Davis (guitar/vocals, Spencer Davis Group/Solo)
18th - Glenn Hughes (Deep Purple)
born 1950, Bobby Fuller died 1966 (I fought the Law), Richard
Branson Born 1950 - born 1978: Tony Fagenson (Eve 6) - 1962: Jack
Irons (Pearl Jam) - 1958: Nigel Twist (The Alarm) - 1955: Terry
Chambers (XTC) - 1954: Ricky Skaggs - 1950: Cesar Zuiderwijk
(Golden Earring) - 1941: Martha Reeves
19th - Elvis Presley first single
released in 1954 “that’s all right mama" Brian May
(Queen) Born in 1947 - Born in 1979: Michelle Heaton
(Liberty X) - 1968: Ged Lynch (drums, Black Grape) - 1960: Kevin
Haskins (Love & Rockets) - 1952: Allen Collins (guitar, Lynyrd
Skynyrd) - 1947: Bernie Leadon (guitar, The Eagles) - 1947: Keith
Godchaux (The Grateful Dead) - 1946: Allan Gorrie (bass, vocals,
Average White Band) - 1944: Commander
Cody/George Frayne (piano, vocals, His Lost Planet Airmen) - 1937:
George Hamilton IV (US country singer)
20th - Michael Anthony of van halen
born in 1955 – Paul Cook of the Pistols born in 1956 – Mike
McNeill of the Simple Minds born 1958, Tom Robinson Band Split
1979 - 1972: Vitamin C - 1966: Stone Gossard (Pearl Jam) - 1964:
Chris Cornell (Soundgarden) - 1958: Mick McNeil (Simple Minds) -
1947: Carlos Santana (Santana) - 1946: Kim Carnes - 1943: John
Lodge (Moody Blues)
21st - thunderclap newman at no 1 in
1969 with “something in the air”, Cat
Stevens Born 1947 - 1974: Terry Caldwell (vocals, East 17)
- 1969: Emerson Hart (Tonic) - 1961: Jim Martin (guitar, Faith No
More) - 1958: Henry Priestman (vocals, keyboards, The Christians)
- 1955: Howie Epstein (bass, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers) -
1948: Cat Stevens aka Yusuf Islam (singer/songwriter) - 1946:
Barry Whitwam (drums, Herman's Hermits) - 1945: Mike Wilson (Four
Pennies ) - 1942: Kim Fowley (US singer, producer, Beach Boys)
22nd - Speakeasy in London shut its
doors in 1978
- 1973: Rufus Wainwright - 1973: Daniel Jones (Savage Garden)
- 1967: Pat Badger (bass, Extreme) - 1964: William Calhoun (drums,
Living Colour) - 1963: Emily Sailers (Indigo Girls) - 1947: Don
Henley (drums, The Eagles) - 1944: Estelle Bennett (singer, The
Ronettes) - 1944: Richard Davies (keyboards, Supertramp) - 1941:
Thomas Wayne [Perkins] (rock singer, Tragedy) - 1941: Keith Sweat
(US singer) - 1940: George Clinton (Parliament, Funkadelic)
23rd
- Chuck Berry released first single "Maybelline" Andy
Mackay (Roxy) Born 1946
- born 1980: Michaelle Williams (Destiny's Child) - 1971: Chad
Gracey (Live) - 1971: Alison Krauss - 1970: Sam Watters
(Color Me Badd) - 1965: Slash (Guns N' Roses) - 1964: Tim Kellett
(Simply Red) - 1961: Martin Gore (Depeche Mode) - 1950: Blair
Thornton (BTO)
24th -
“get it on” by trex at no 1 in 1971
- born 1973: Mecca (Digable Planets) - 1970: Jennifer Lopez -
1961: Paul Geary (Extreme) - 1957: Pam Tillis - 1951: Verdine
White (Earth, Wind & Fire)
25th -
Rolling Stone had their first chart single “Come On”1963 -
Born in 1958 Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth) - born in 1958: Thurston
Moore (Sonic Youth) - 1951: Verdine White (bassist, Earth, Wind
& Fire) - 1950: Mark Clarke (Uriah Heep) - 1948: Steve Goodman
(folk singer, songwriter) - 1943: Jim McCarty (drummer, The
Yardbirds) - 1942: Bruce Woodley (vocals, The Seekers) - 1941:
Manuel Charlton (guitarist/singer/songwriter, Nazareth) - 1934:
Don Ellis ( jazz musician, trumpeter, composer)
26th - Elvis Costello nicked for
buskin in London 1977 - born 1967: Headliner (Arrested
Development) - 1960: Gary Cherone (Extreme) - 1949: Roger Taylor
(Queen) - 1943: Mick Jagger (Rolling Stones)
27th
- "Mr Tambourine Man' The Byrds at No 1 in 1965 - Born in
1967Juliana Hatfield - 1963: Karl Mueller (Soul Asylum) - 1944:
Bobbie Gentry - 1949: Maureen McGovern - 1929: Harvey Fuqua (Moonglows,
Motown executive)
28th - “I don’t like Mondays”
– Boomtown rats no 1 in 1979
- Born 1950 Johnny Guitar (Count Bishops) - born 1954: Steve Morse
(Deep Purple/dixie dreggs) - 1949: Simon Kirke (Bad Company) -
1945: Rick Wright (Pink Floyd) - 1938: George Cummings (Dr. Hook)
- 1901: Rudy Vallee (singer)
29th - Mama Cass died choking on a
sandwich in 1974 aged 30, Simon Kirke(Free/Bad Co) Born 1949 -
born 1973: Wanya Morris (Boyz II Men) - 1972: Simon Jones (bass,
Verve) - 1967: Chris Gorman (Belly) - 1966: Martina McBride -
1959: John Sykes (Whitesnake) - 1953: Patty Scialfa (singer,
Bruce Springsteen Band, now Mrs Springsteen) - 1953: Geddy
Lee (bassist, Rush) - 1946: Neal Doughty (keyboards, REO
Speedwagon) - 1933: Randy Sparks (folk singer/songwriter, New
Christy Minstrels) - 1887: Sigmund Romberg (Hungarian operetta
composer)
30th - Chris miller “rat scabies”
of the damned born in 1957, Andy Scott(Sweet) Born 1949
- born 1975: Tifini Hale (Party-Rodeo, That's Why). - 1972: Brad
Hargraves (Third Eye Blind) - 1968: Sean Moore drums (Manic Street
Preachers) - 1968: Louise Wener (vocals, Sleeper) - 1966: Craig
Gannon (The Bluebells) - 1963: Dwayne O'Brien (country musician) -
1961: Neal McCoy (country singer) - 1958: Kate Bush (singer
/songwriter) - 1956: Phil Fearon (Galaxy, Kandidate) - 1949: Andy
Scott (guitar, Sweet) - 1949: Joyce Jones (singer) - 1949: Hugh
Nicholson (Marmalade) - 1945: David Sanborn (saxophonist,
flautist, session player) - 1941: Paul Anka (Italian/Canadian
singer) - 1936: Buddy Guy (blues guitarist/singer) - 1899: Gerald
Moore (pianist )
31st - Jim reeves died 1964, Norman
Cook Born 1963 (HouseMartins, Fatboy Slim) - 1978: Will Champion
(drummer, Coldplay) - 1973: Jerry Rivera (Spanish singer) - 1971:
John Lowery (guitar, Marilyn Manson) - 1964: Robert Townsend (Pop
Will Eat Itself) - 1964: Jim Corr (guitar/vocals, The Corrs) -
1960: Malcolm Ross (Aztec Camera) - 1959: Bill Berry (R.E.M.) -
1957: Daniel Ash (Love & Rockets) - 1953: Hugh MacDowell (ELO)
- 1947: Karl Green (bassist, harmonica, Herman Hermits) - 1946:
Bob Welch (guitarist, Fleetwood Mac)
Number ones from years
gone by include:
My
Resistance Is Low (51) - Why Do Fools
Fall In Love (56) -
All
Shook Up (57) –
All
I have to do is dream (58) - Dream
Lover (59) - Please
Don't Tease (60) – Runaway (61) -
House Of The Rising Sun / It's All Over Now /
A
Hard Day's Night (64) - I'm Alive
(65) -
Sunny
Afternoon/Get Away/Out Of Time (66)
-
All You Need Is Love (67)
-
Baby Come Back (68) - Something
In The Air (69) – In the summertime (70)
-
Get It On (71) -
Take Me Bak 'Ome (72) -
Skweeze
Me Pleeze Me (73) - Rock Your Baby
(74) -
Give
A Little Love (75) - Don't
Go Breaking My Heart (76) - So
You Win Again (77)
-
I Don't Like Mondays (79) –
Xanadu
(80) - Ghost Town (81) - Happy
Talk (82) -
Wherever
I Lay My Heart (That's My Home) (83) - There
Must Be An Angel (85) - Papa Don't
Preach (86) - It's A Sin (87) -
Nothing's Gonna Change My Love For You (88) - You'll Never Stop Me
From Loving You (89) -
Sacrifice
/
Healing
Hands (90) -
(Everything
I Do) I Do It For You (91) - Ain't No
Doubt (92) –
Pray (93) - Love Is All Around (94) - Boom
Boom Boom (95) –
Wannabe
(96)
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you know of any others drop us an email
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