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| May 25 1950 |
Dean Martin And Jerry Lewis headline The Copacabana, New York City, USA, supported by The DeMarco Sisters. (1950) |
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| May 25 1950 |
Robert Eugene Steinhardt is born in Lawrence, Kansas, USA. He will find success as Robby Steinhardt, singer and violinist of Kansas. (1950) |
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| May 25 1950 |
Ted Heath And His Music record Birmingham Bounce and Button Up Your Overcoat for Decca Records in London, UK. (1950) |
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| May 25 1950 |
Benny Freedman And His Orchestra play at The Savoy Ballroom, Portsmouth, Hampshire, UK. (1950) |
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| May 25 1950 |
Popular vocalist Russ Emery, with The Percy Faith Orchestra, records Here Comes The Bride On A Pinto Pony for Columbia Records, In New York City, USA. (1950) |
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| May 25 1950 |
Kay Starr records Mississippi for Capitol Records in the USA. (1950) |
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| May 25 1950 |
Tex Beneke And His Orchestra play the eleventh night of four weeks at The Cafe Rouge in The Hotel Statler, New York City, USA. (1950) |
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| May 25 1950 |
Frankie Laine and Patti Page play the ninth night in a three-week season at The Paramount Theater, New York City, USA. (1950) |
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| May 25 1950 |
Jimmy Palmer And His Orchestra play the fifth night of four weeks at The Aragon Ballroom, Chicago, Illinois, USA. (1950) |
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| May 25 1950 |
Griff Williams And His Orchestra play the fifth of 28 nights at The Trianon Ballroom, Chicago, Illinois, USA. (1950) |
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| May 25 1950 |
Judy Garland is rehearsing for the film Royal Wedding in which she co-stars with Fred Astaire. Garland will be fired before the film is completed. (1950) |
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| May 25 1953 |
The Charlie Parker Quartet, with the Gil Evans Orchestra, records In The Still Of The Night, Old Folks and If I Love Again, at Fulton Recording Studios, New York City, USA. (1953) |
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| May 25 1953 |
Stan Kenton And His Orchestra record All About Ronnie for Capitol Records in Chicago, Illinois, USA. (1953) |
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| May 25 1955 |
Ray Charles plays at the City Auditorium, Houston, Texas, USA. (1955) |
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| May 25 1955 |
The Louvin Brothers record When I Stop Dreaming and Pitfall for Capitol Records in Nashville, Tennessee, USA, with Chet Atkins on guitar. (1955) |
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| May 25 1955 |
Lita Roza appears on the BBC tv show Off The Record, in the UK. (1955) |
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| May 25 1956 |
Returning to the UK after a tour of the USA, popular bandleader and recording artist Ted Heath confidently predicts that, "Rock'n'roll is mainly performed by coloured artists for coloured people and is therefore unlikely to prove popular here." (1956) |
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| May 25 1956 |
Lincoln Barrington Minott is born in Kingston, Jamaica. He will find international success as reggae singer, producer and sound-system operator Sugar Minott. (1956) |
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| May 25 1956 |
Lillian Roth plays the first of two nights at The Lagoon, Salt Lake City, USA. (1956) |
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| May 25 1957 |
Frankie Laine plays the thirteenth night in a two-week season at the Palladium, London, UK. (1957) |
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| May 25 1957 |
Searchin' by The Coasters ascends to the top of the Billboard R?n?B chart in the USA. (1957) |
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| May 25 1957 |
A tour of the USA, featuring Brenda Lee, Porter Wagoner and Patsy Cline, sets off. (1957) |
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| May 25 1957 |
Butterfly by Charlie Gracie peaks at No12 on UK Popular Singles Chart, during an eight-week run on the chart. (1957) |
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| May 25 1957 |
Butterfly by Andy Williams peaks at No1 in the UK Popular Singles Chart, during a sixteen-week run on the chart. (1957) |
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| May 25 1957 |
Around The World reaches No1 in the Sheet Music Sales Chart in the UK. This position is achieved by amalgmating sales of versions of the song by Bing Crosby, Ronnie Hilton and Gracie Fields. (1957) |
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| May 25 1957 |
Around The World by Ronnie Hilton enters the Popular Singles Chart in the UK at No16 . It will peak at No4 during a run of eighteen weeks on the chart. (1957) |
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| May 25 1957 |
Around The World by Bing Crosby enters the Popular Singles Chart in the UK at No20. It will peak at No5 during a run of fifteen weeks on the chart. (1957) |
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| May 25 1957 |
Louis Armstrong And His All-Stars play the second of two nights at The Lagoon, Salt Lake City, USA. (1957) |