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Do you know the #1 song the day you your born
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mine is "ABC" by the Jackson 5
Pat Boone-Love Letters In the Sand.
Here aer some other facts for those of us born in '57
MAJOR EVENTS:
Soviet Union inaugurates the "Space Age" by launching Sputnik I, the world's first artificial satellite. A month later Sputnik II carries a dog into orbit, making that dog the first living being to enter space.
President Eisenhower announces "Eisenhower Doctrine," pledging defense of Middle Eastern nations against communism
Federal troops ordered to enforce integration of schools in Little Rock, Arkansas
Israel withdraws from Sinai Peninsula
European Common Market created
Britain detonates hydrogen bomb; U.S. conducts first underground nuclear test
Despite record-setting filibuster by Sen. Strom Thurmond, Congress approves the first significant civil rights legislation since the Civil War
BUSINESS & ECONOMY:
Teamsters union expelled from the AFL-CIO for failing to deal with organized crime
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY:
Successful Sputnik satellites mark the beginning of the "Space Race," with intensive efforts by both the U.S. and Soviet Union to achieve space milestones.
67 nations participate in International Geophysical Year of earth science research
Growth-producing hormone discovered
Interferon discovered
SPORTS:
World Series: Milwaukee over New York Yankees, 4-3
At age 13, Bobby Fischer becomes a chess champion
New York Giants move to San Francisco; Brooklyn Dodgers move to Los Angeles
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT:
Movies: The Bridge on the River Kwai, The Prince and the Showgirl, Twelve Angry Men, Love in the Afternoon
Songs: Young Love, Tonight, Wake Up Little Susie, That'll Be the Day, Jailhouse Rock
TV Shows: Phil Silvers Show, Father Knows Best, Price is Right, American Bandstand, Twenty-One, Leave it to Beaver, Nat "King" Cole Show
Books: On the Road, Jack Kerouac; Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand; The Cat in the Hat, Dr. Seuss
West Side Story and The Music Man open in New York
And God Created Woman, a film starring Bridgette Bardot, becomes a controversial sensation; many communities ban the film based on its supposed sexual content
Humphrey Bogart dies
EVERYDAY LIFE:
"Beatnik" enters the vernacular as a description of the emerging "Beat Generation" counterculture movement
FUN FACTS:
71 cities have populations of one million or more in 1957; 40 years earlier such cities numbered only 16
Here aer some other facts for those of us born in '57
MAJOR EVENTS:
Soviet Union inaugurates the "Space Age" by launching Sputnik I, the world's first artificial satellite. A month later Sputnik II carries a dog into orbit, making that dog the first living being to enter space.
President Eisenhower announces "Eisenhower Doctrine," pledging defense of Middle Eastern nations against communism
Federal troops ordered to enforce integration of schools in Little Rock, Arkansas
Israel withdraws from Sinai Peninsula
European Common Market created
Britain detonates hydrogen bomb; U.S. conducts first underground nuclear test
Despite record-setting filibuster by Sen. Strom Thurmond, Congress approves the first significant civil rights legislation since the Civil War
BUSINESS & ECONOMY:
Teamsters union expelled from the AFL-CIO for failing to deal with organized crime
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY:
Successful Sputnik satellites mark the beginning of the "Space Race," with intensive efforts by both the U.S. and Soviet Union to achieve space milestones.
67 nations participate in International Geophysical Year of earth science research
Growth-producing hormone discovered
Interferon discovered
SPORTS:
World Series: Milwaukee over New York Yankees, 4-3
At age 13, Bobby Fischer becomes a chess champion
New York Giants move to San Francisco; Brooklyn Dodgers move to Los Angeles
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT:
Movies: The Bridge on the River Kwai, The Prince and the Showgirl, Twelve Angry Men, Love in the Afternoon
Songs: Young Love, Tonight, Wake Up Little Susie, That'll Be the Day, Jailhouse Rock
TV Shows: Phil Silvers Show, Father Knows Best, Price is Right, American Bandstand, Twenty-One, Leave it to Beaver, Nat "King" Cole Show
Books: On the Road, Jack Kerouac; Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand; The Cat in the Hat, Dr. Seuss
West Side Story and The Music Man open in New York
And God Created Woman, a film starring Bridgette Bardot, becomes a controversial sensation; many communities ban the film based on its supposed sexual content
Humphrey Bogart dies
EVERYDAY LIFE:
"Beatnik" enters the vernacular as a description of the emerging "Beat Generation" counterculture movement
FUN FACTS:
71 cities have populations of one million or more in 1957; 40 years earlier such cities numbered only 16
Mines feb 7 62
song is Peppermint Twist by idk
song is Peppermint Twist by idk
I don't mind being born when Eisenhower was president but I could have lived without knowing that this song was #1 the day I was born....
Lisbon Antigua by Nelson Riddle
Good Grief....who thougt of that name?
Lisbon Antigua by Nelson Riddle
Good Grief....who thougt of that name?
ZQ, it is not my fault I'm young and fresh like that...LOL hahahahaha. I only know Lil Wayne hahahahaa
Venus by Frankie Avalon .... geez, before my time LOL
Oh, all your songs make me sentimental...I remember them...
While "mine" is unbeknownst to me:
"Quarter to Three" by Gary U.S. Bond !?!
Beautifuldisaster, I do recall Falco with his "Rock Me Amadeus" (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart). He was a singer from Austria and back then we all felt embarrassed when he started singing in English....
While "mine" is unbeknownst to me:
"Quarter to Three" by Gary U.S. Bond !?!
Beautifuldisaster, I do recall Falco with his "Rock Me Amadeus" (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart). He was a singer from Austria and back then we all felt embarrassed when he started singing in English....
OMG!!!! I can't believe you don't know who Van Halen is!! They were one of the best rock bands!!
Check out one of my fave songs by them!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeIc2bZkbvw
Check out one of my fave songs by them!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeIc2bZkbvw
Rock Me Amadeus....Falco
never heard of the song nor group until now...lol
never heard of the song nor group until now...lol
No. I do, however, know who Lil Wayne is LOL
You've never heard of Van Halen?!
thats funny...you make me feel old....you really never heard of them....
"Jump' by Van Halen (Who's that?)
"I Can't Stop Loving You" by Ray Charles
I love that song! :)
I love that song! :)
That IS cool Rose !! You Rock !!
I went to your wedding? by Patti Page OH LORD! The one I am singing today is "Im gonna wash that grey right outta my hair."
"My Guy" by Mary Wells (never heard of it, have I?)
"Stop! In the name of love" by the Supremes.
Mack the Knife was #1 when I was born. How cool is that? *when the shark bites, with his teeth dear*
Thanks for posting this link, Crabby. Very fun.
Thanks for posting this link, Crabby. Very fun.
Lots of stuff the year I was born.....OMG, I'm old!
Nikolai A. Bulganin becomes Soviet premier, replacing Malenkov. Churchill resigns; Anthony Eden succeeds him. Federal Republic of West Germany becomes a sovereign state and becomes a member of NATO. The Soviet Union and seven East European countries sign the Warsaw Pact, a mutual defense treaty. Argentina ousts dictator Juan Perón. US starts sending $216 million in aid to Vietnam. U-2 unveiled and Mirage tested.
President Eisenhower suffers coronary thrombosis. Rosa Parks refuses to sit at the back of the bus, breaking Montgomery, Ala., segregated seating law . Martin Luther King, Jr., leads 381-day black boycott of Montgomery bus system; desegregated service begins Dec. 21, 1956. AFL and CIO merge to become the AFL-CIO. First McDonald's restaurant opens. James Dean dies in a car accident at age 26. - Popular Music: 1. "Rock Around the Clock" ... Bill Haley and His Comets. 2. "The Yellow Rose of Texas" ... Mitch Miller. 3. "Love Is a Many Splendored Thing" ... The Four Aces. 4. "Autumn Leaves" ... Roger Williams. 5. "Sixteen Tons" ... Tennessee Ernie Ford. - Popular Movies: 1. Cinerama Holiday. 2. Mister Roberts. 3. Battle Cry. 4. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. 5. Not a Stranger. 6. The Country Girl. 7. The Lady and the Tramp. - Most Popular Television Shows: 1. The $64,000 Question. 2. I Love Lucy. 3. The Ed Sullivan Show. 4. Disneyland . 5. The Jack Benny Show. - 70mm film is introduced with Oklahoma!. World Series: Brooklyn Dodgers vs. NY Yankees Series: 4-3
Nikolai A. Bulganin becomes Soviet premier, replacing Malenkov. Churchill resigns; Anthony Eden succeeds him. Federal Republic of West Germany becomes a sovereign state and becomes a member of NATO. The Soviet Union and seven East European countries sign the Warsaw Pact, a mutual defense treaty. Argentina ousts dictator Juan Perón. US starts sending $216 million in aid to Vietnam. U-2 unveiled and Mirage tested.
President Eisenhower suffers coronary thrombosis. Rosa Parks refuses to sit at the back of the bus, breaking Montgomery, Ala., segregated seating law . Martin Luther King, Jr., leads 381-day black boycott of Montgomery bus system; desegregated service begins Dec. 21, 1956. AFL and CIO merge to become the AFL-CIO. First McDonald's restaurant opens. James Dean dies in a car accident at age 26. - Popular Music: 1. "Rock Around the Clock" ... Bill Haley and His Comets. 2. "The Yellow Rose of Texas" ... Mitch Miller. 3. "Love Is a Many Splendored Thing" ... The Four Aces. 4. "Autumn Leaves" ... Roger Williams. 5. "Sixteen Tons" ... Tennessee Ernie Ford. - Popular Movies: 1. Cinerama Holiday. 2. Mister Roberts. 3. Battle Cry. 4. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. 5. Not a Stranger. 6. The Country Girl. 7. The Lady and the Tramp. - Most Popular Television Shows: 1. The $64,000 Question. 2. I Love Lucy. 3. The Ed Sullivan Show. 4. Disneyland . 5. The Jack Benny Show. - 70mm film is introduced with Oklahoma!. World Series: Brooklyn Dodgers vs. NY Yankees Series: 4-3
Oh man i just listened to the song.....I should of remembered!!!!
Nice to see you out and about!!!!! That reminds me i better listen to the song that was a hit when i was born too!!!!
Michael by the "Highwaymen". ( I googled it !! lol !!) Never heard of the song ! It probably suks !! lol !!
Eisenhower, was president when I was born...damn I'm feeling old about now...
If you really want to add more misery to this think about who was president when you were born!!!!!
JFK here!!!
JFK here!!!
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