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Summer of Soul (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised)
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– Summer of Soul (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised).
Do you want to know what the funny thing is? Woodstock happened in the summer of 1969. 52 years ago, and it’s still every bit as famous and notorious as it was when it first welcomed an audience to its raucous stage of sex, drugs, and rock ‘n’ roll.
Heck, I was born 30 years after Woodstock happened, and I still know what a wild time that night was. It’s like that cousin who tells you story after story at family gatherings, except they’ve been spinning the same tale over the last 30 years. But to be fair, Woodstock
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Happy Birthday to Gladys Knight, who turns 77 today (May 28th)!!! Born in Atlanta, Knight got her start performing gospel music in her local church choir, and by the age of seven she won first prize on the TV show Ted Mack's Original Amateur Hour. Shortly thereafter, Knight helped form the Pips with her brother Merald better known as "Bubba" and two cousins, Edward Patten and William Guest. Sadly, Guest died at age 74 on December 24th, 2015 from congestive heart failure in Detroit. The group signed to Motown Records in 1966, where they scored major hits such as "I Heard It Through The Grapevine," "If I Were Your Woman," and "Neither One Of Us (Wants To Be The First To Say Goodbye)." After leaving Motown in the mid-'70s, Knight and the Pips moved to Buddha Records and recorded a string of smashes, including "Midnight Train To Georgia" and "Best Thing That Ever Happened to Me." Gladys Knight & The Pips part
March 29, 1987. 93,173 fans were piled into the Silverdome in Pontiac Michigan to watch their hero Hulk Hogan body slam Andre the Giant at Wrestlemania III. It was the slam that was heard round the world. It was also the seed that gave professional wrestling (or Sports Entertainment if you prefer) the 1980s rocket ride into mainstream success. WWE (then WWF) was already hot at the time with Hulkamania running wild and the Rock n Wrestling connection making Vince McMahon s team of over the top, gimmicked performers known to the public but Wrestlemania III brought the promotion to a whole new level.
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