Thematic Attic~ Celebrating Music History
Music History

1566 – Composer Alessandro Piccinini was born.
1697 – Composer Johann Joachim Quantz was born.
1861 – Composer Charles Martin Tornow Loeffler was born.
1917 – The Original Dixieland Jazz Band recorded “The Darktown Strutters’ Ball.” (considered to be the first jazz record)
1956 – Jerry Lee Lewis played piano for Billy Lee Riley’s recording of “Red Hot.”
Jerry Lewis Merchandise
1956 – Elvis Presley recorded “Blue Suede Shoes.”
Today in Elvis History
1968 – Bobby Goldsboro recorded “Honey.”
1969 – The Beatles made their last-ever public appearance as a group. The performance of “Get Back” was filmed for the movie “Let It Be.”
Today in Beatles History – Beatles apparel and gear
1973 – KISS played their first show at Popcorn (The Coventry Club) in Queens, NY. The band performed 2 sets at the club that night for a crowd of under 10 people.
KISS Merchandise
1974 – Bob Dylan made his first New York concert performance in eight years at Madison Square Garden.
1990 – Bob Dylan was named commander in France’s Order of Arts and Letters by the country’s Culture Ministry.
1994 – Natalie Cole sang the U.S. national anthem at Super Bowl XXVIII.
1998 – Elton John recieved a knighthood in British Prime Minister Tony Blair’s first New Year’s Eve Honours List.
1998 – Magistrates in Derby, England, issued a warrant for the arrest of Mark Morrison for his failure to appear in court on charges of affray and obstructing a police officer.
2002 – The musical “Taboo” opened at London’s Leicester Square. The musical follows the life of Boy George.
2002 – Marc-Andre Dalbavie’s “Color” had its world premiere at Carnegie Hall.
2002 – Freddy Fender was released from a San Antonio, TX, hospital after having a kidney transplant the week before. Fender had been having problems related to diabetes and hepatitis C.
2007 – Brandy (Brandy Norwood) was sued for wrongful-death by the parents of a woman that was killed in a car crash involving Brandy on Decenber 30, 2006.
Tonight having fun and being creative
In a poetry style let`s share some music history
Write about a musician you know , enjoyed
or write how one`s music inspires you today
Even how the lost of one touched you
Many ways for music history to inspire your
muse tonight
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Hello every one and welcome to Thematic Attic Thursday Music History .. Hope yall will enjoy and have fun .. So lookin forward to what bring ..
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DONT MESS WIT ME BULE SUEDE SHOES
We kin dance all night
Dance till
The moon goes to sleep
Rock the night
Away
But please dont
Git my shoes dusty
Slip and slid all a cross the floor do
Just dont
Scar my blue suede shoes
Rock wit me
Baby
Roll wit me
Honey
Do sum line dancin will be awesomeness
Drag me all around the floor
Just dont
Scuff mt blue suede shoes
Do anything that you want to do
Party all night
Shoot rocks at the moon
Walk
Along the boardwalk
And down by
The beach
Any thing you want
Baby
We kin do
Just so you dont
Mess wit my blue suede shoes
No no oh no
Baby
Dont mess wit
My blue suede shoes
You kin do any thing that you want to
Mess up my hair
Kiss me till I cry stop
Rock wit
Baby
Roll wit me
Honey
But dont please dont
Mess wit my blue suede shoes
Look but dont touch
Say what you wanna but baby baby
Please
Please dont
Mess wit my blue suede shoes
No no
Dont mess wit
My blue suede shoes
Written By: Bettie Davis ————————– © January 2o , 2o13
httpv://youtu.be/T1Ond-OwgU8
Elton John I love to hear his songs
He sung Candle In The Wind
Golden child joy she brought to all friends
Goodbye she isn`t for she lives within without end
A rose that we feel never lost nor ever will
A candle in the wind that burns in the greenest hills
Those she touched and children too healing the ill
Apart we never are for the sunset never fades within lives
Her footsteps treasured rain never washed away ‘
Grace given to those ton apart
Her wings her compassion alive you`ll know
Placing a candle sharing her light in the wind
Donna Summer born DEC 31 st 1948.Was the Queen of Disco in the 1970s Summer sang in church choirs and city-wide choruses, and by her early twenties, was performing in musical theatre in Germany, When I first heard of her at age 13 I was working hard on the farm. I listen to to her all the time growing up thinking she worked hard for her money and I wanted to be just like her. You don’t get money for nothing. working for your money is the best feeling because



nothing, You earned it the hard way.
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ACROSS THE AGES OF MY HEART
There’s something about
the music in the air,
captivating my heart,
holding such power
over my moods
and my attitudes.
The notes that
dance across my mind,
so often soothe me
and help me unwind,
bringing calm and peace
to my ever restless soul.
Their melodies
across the ages,
rejuvenate my
sometimes weary heart,
hypnotic in their
pulsating beats,
their rhythms
lifting me up
and carrying me along.
All kinds of tunes
make my heart sing,
the sad ones,
the glad ones,
the classics,
and the fads;
the ones I can sing
in the shower out of tune
and the ones I’ll even dance to
when I’m all alone
and at home;
the ones I can skip to
when I’m feeling like a little kid;
the ones I can cry to
when I’m feeling sad and blue.
I love them all,
from chants to rock,
eclectic as I am,
music through the ages,
a history of of who I am.
And I could listen to them
all day long;
in fact,
that’s what I do.
(c) barbara kausteklis 1-31-13
httpv://youtu.be/qeRqYLVL3rk
What wonderful theme……loved listening to the tunes from everyone’s writes….heheh Have a good Friday!!!!! :love: :love: :love: :love: :love: