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Hi everyone, I'm Jeff. Welcome to History and Factor. It's
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about today. Today's August the twelfth.
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I gotta dusty old pile of vinyl records sitting on
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my floor. I'm played each one of them all over
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a dozen times more.
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All my guys beat up chair.
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A mattress of fork, another despair in that dusty old
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pile of records on my floor.
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It is National Vinyl Records Day. Those are your two
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young no vinyl records you missed out, You missed out
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in your music with popping, scratching, skipping, all that good stuff.
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They are making a comeback though. Since twenty twenty two,
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vinyl records have actually outsold CDs that hadn't happened since
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nineteen eighty seven. Don't know where they're getting the record
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players from. I guess you probably order them online or something. Now,
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if you have a record player, are you like a
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grandma or grandpa has an over? Bust it out today?
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As long as you have some records, and yeah, go
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old school and rock in it. Today's Actually he gets
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you to go to a Mama pop record store. No,
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there are there are still some Mama pop record stours
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out there. Yeah, if you get a chance to go
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hit that if it's a lot cooler to hit them
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in person and see what's going on, and it is
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to order online. Let's go back on August twelfth to
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nineteen seventy three, it seho was going on in entertainment.
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Chicago had the number one album with Chicago six. Ray
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McGovern had the number one song with the Morning After.
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This come to be a Morning After?
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If we can hold one, do you have a chance
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to find the song shine?
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Loretta Lynn and Conway what? He had the number one
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country song with Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man, We.
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Getting together at a time, the Mississippi.
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There's too much love and it's a Mississippi at she
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the alegator all awaiting near by. Sooner old leader than
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the one going to try.
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The number one book was Breakfasted Champions by Kurt Vonnegut.
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Todd Moo was into the Dragon Bruce Lee. He has
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to go to an island and spy on an opian lord. Yeah,
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a whole bunch of karate fighting starts out and breaks
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out and all that kind of stuff. Chuck Norris wasn't
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in that one, all right. Let's see what happened on
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August the twelfth, eighteen fifty one, America's Isaac Singer. He
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invented the sewing machine. Isaac you started as an actor,
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then a mechanic, and then he made a rock drilling device,
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and then he invented the sewing machine.
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Oh.
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Basically he made improvements to what was already out there
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and then patting it made a lot, a lot of
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a lot of money. Now the government went out for
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big and me after he fathered his twenty six kid.
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So he just ran over to London. Yeah, buy himself
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one hundred and ten room mansion. Lived pretty good. The
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name Singer, it's still pretty much. Whatever he thinks of it,
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they think of sewing machines. Eighteen sixty five a surgery
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named Joseph Lister. He performed a minor operation in Glasgow, Scotland.
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He was teaching over there and he fixed a compound
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lake fracture. It was the world's first anti septic surgery. See.
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He believed that when you sterilize the medical instruments before surgery,
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he would reduce infections, gain green and all the problems
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that happened with surgery. It was hard to believe, but
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at that time frame in the medical world. Yeah, they
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didn't think it matter. So he created his own anti
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said optic. He sterilized all the instruments he was gonna use.
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Then he fixed the guy's leg. Well, the guy he
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was perfectly fine afterwards, and he have no problem all
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the rest of the medical society. Kind of huh. But yes,
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listerine mouthwash that is named after him, but that's not
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what he used on the guy's leg. Eighteen seventy seven
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Aesop Hall. He was just a earned out astronomer man.
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He wasn't finding anything up there. He said, I'm quitting.
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Told his wife, who said I'm not doing I'm done.
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She said, well, just going one more time. You don't
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have anything else to do tonight, you might as well
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go to work. He didn't want to, but he dragged
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himself in there, ended up finding Demos. Yeah, that's the moon.
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That's the moon of Mars. Well, now he was all
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jacked up. He couldn't believe it. Six days later he
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found Phobos. Yeah, Mars's second moon. Now, of course he
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didn't name you the one after his wife. He named
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him after the sons of Ares, the Greek counterpart to
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the Roman god of Mars. Nineteen thirty he claims bird's eye.
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He figured out how quick freeze food. Yeah, that bird's
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eye that you see in the frozen food section. You
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know the guy's real name. Now it took a while
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to catch out though only eight percent of all the
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households had refrigeration at that time. Nineteen thirty six and Seymour, Texas,
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they got to one hundred and twenty degrees, still the
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state record in Texas for out his temp Well, Hannahs,
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though they tied it in nineteen ninety four. They gave
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it a shot. I would have thought texts would be hotter.
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It seemed about Hodder, But I've been down there. Nineteen
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fifty three, Davidson. She sailed into Miami. She was on
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a twenty three foot boat called the Felicity NN. She
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was the first woman to sell solo across the Atlantic Ocean. Yeah,
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I'm going to celebrate her accomplishments for that. I'm not
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gonna comment on women's drivers. See I did say she
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got there today in nineteen fifty three. Right, Well, she
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left Plymouth in England in May of nineteen fifty two,
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so she was fashionably one year late. Now there was
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this rock band called the Silver Beatles over there in London.
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Their drummer was a guy named Tommy Moore, now Tommy.
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He also worked as a forklift route driver. Yeah, had
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help pay the bills and all that kind of stuff.
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Well today, in nineteen sixty he quit the band. The
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band was just playing too many gigs for him to
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be able to keep the forklift driving job. Honestly, yeah,
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his wife made him quit. So he went and told
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the guys in the band and his band MAT's Paul
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McCart and Aye, John Lennon and George Harrison. They were
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bummed out. They really liked Tommy and they didn't want
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to lose him as their drummer. So they went over
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to house to try him talk him out of Quinton.
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So they were standing in front of his row house
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out there, and he was yelling. They were talking through
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a window, and as they were talking they were saying,
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a man, we can work this out. We can figure
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it out, man, don't worry about it, you know, while
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the entire time his wife was yelling out another window,
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just telling those guys to piss off. So they finally left.
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Later on, they dechaged their name just to the Beatles.
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And their drummer ringo star. He's worth three and and
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fifty million dollars. Compare that to the astronomer's wife.
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Joke joke shog dish shibf day. He left this shiverfday.
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We don't simple to let this shibirf day, and you don't.
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Do that birthday?
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What's his part on August the twelfth pud? Robert Southey.
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He was born in Bristol, England, in seventeen seventy four. Now,
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unless you're a big fan of eighteen hundred is British poetry,
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you probably don't know about Robert except for one poem,
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and we don't even really consider it a poem. He's
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one who wrote the original Three Bears. Now, in his
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original version, an ugly woman she goes into the three
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bears of his house and she breaks the chair, eats
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their porchs, and sleeps in their bed. But when the
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bears come home and find her, yeah, she just jumps
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out a window and she's never heard from again. Well
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that was nineteen thirty seven. Twelve years later, this guy
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named Joseph Kundall, he wrote the Three Bears, so he
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took that olgly ugly woman yeah, he replaced her with Goldielucks,
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but Southeast still gets credit for the Three Bears even
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with Goldie. He married twice and had eight kids between
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the two wives, they both died. He died in eighteen
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forty three at sixty eight years old. Catherine Lee Bates.
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She was born in Falmouth, Massachusetts in eighteen fifty nine
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eighteen ninety three eight she was out here teaching at
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Colorado College, Colorado Springs. Now her and some of the
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other teachers they took wagons at the top of Pike's Peak.
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While she was on top ad Myron the View. She
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became so inspired that she wrote the poem Pike's Peak.
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It became really popular. Then in nineteen ten it was
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set to music by Samuel Ward. They decided to change
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the name to America the Beautiful Now. She didn't stay
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in Colorado very long. She spent most of her lifetime
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teaching up there in New England. She died in nineteen
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twenty nine and sixty four years old. Actress Jane White.
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She was born in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey in nineteen ten.
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She was a successful movie actress, but she really get
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big on TV. She was the mom and the TV
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show Father's Knows Best. She went three Emmys in a
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row for it Yeah, Best Actress in the Comedy fifty eight,
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fifty nine, and sixty. Then she was Spock's mom and
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star Trek. Yes, Spocking was that human on his mom's side.
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Don't know who she made it with, though that she
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did marry a human in nineteen thirty five and they
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had three human children, Jane. She died in two thousand
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and six at ninety six years old.
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So break out, I just live my home. Friend just
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couldn't sleep.
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Country music legend Porter Wagner was born in West Plains, Missouri,
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in nineteen twenty seven. He was known as mister Grand
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Old Opry from nineteen fifty four to nineteen eighty three.
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He had eighty one hit songs, and he has his
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on TV show. The Porter Wagner Show ran from nineteen
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sixty to nineteen eighty one. It was on there that
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he discovered Dolly Parton, Yeah Dolly. She was a regular
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on the show those two actually thirteen albums Singing duets together,
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had a whole bunch of everyone songs for him too.
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Now Porter. He divorced twice. He had three kids from
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his second wife. He died in two thousand and seven
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at eighty years old from lung cancer.
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There gonna put me in the movies. They're gonna make
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a big store around me.
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We will make the film A bottle man. That's sadd
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and all I Gotta do is exactly.
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That was an even bigger country legend. Buck Gowins now
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his mom named Elvis owens Well, and he was four
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years old he announced that his name was Buck and
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it was for the rest of his life. He was
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born in Sherman, Texas, in nineteen twenty nine. He gets
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credited with creating the Baker's Field sound of country music. Now,
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if you don't know the difference in country music basically,
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I'm sure you've heard Hank Williams Junior how Hes County
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music is. Yeah, he gets credit for grading that.
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Well.
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If you hear Dwight Yoakum, yeah, that's considered a Baker's
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Field type. I don't know if that helped out at
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all or not. Now, Bucky had twenty one number one
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songs I him and his band. They played together for
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fifty years with Buck Goins and his Bucker Roost. Some
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of the number one songs are act naturally Love's Gonna
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Live Here, My Heart skips a beat on TV Buck.
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He ghosted he Haw from nineteen sixty nine and nineteen
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eighty six. He married divorce four times. He had two
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sons from his first wife, one son from his second wife,
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and three sons from his third wife. Two thousand and
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six seventy six Old Buck he did a show in Bakersfield,
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so he had a ranch near there. After the show,
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he went back to the ranch, went to bed, died
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in this sleep. Probably best known for his ten actor
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George Hamilton is eighty six. He's born in Memphis, Tennessee,
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in nineteen thirty nine. Some of his movies are By Love, Possessed,
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Love at First, Bite, Zorol, The Gablade doc Hollywood. He
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married actress Alana Stewart for three years and they had
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their son, actor Ashley Hamilton, and George. He had another
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son just from fooling around.
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You your ses the way you sue it, you played
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money working say money works away.
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That was Mark Knopfler singing for Dire Straits. Mark was
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born in Glasgow, Scotland in nineteen forty nine. Seventy seven
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to day Mark, his brother in two Frans started dire
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Straits in ninety teen seventy seven, they named a band
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after the financial situation they were in at the time.
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Now over in the UK, Diaris Straits they had at
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least one album on the album chart for one thousand,
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one hundred week straight. That makes some fourth all time
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to do that. Over there sold one hundred and twenty
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million records. Some of the hits they've got in the
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United State, it's our money for nothing, walked Alive, sulting
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The Swing So Far Away broke up in nineteen ninety five.
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Mark he's been solo ever since. He had two sons
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from his second wife, married his third wife in nineteen
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ninety seven and they have two daughters.
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Hell ro Man Sam Sweat, We gotta go on like
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a turbo fed on time. The magazine samsis whats the
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thing and the average Man.
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And asked him, look, she gotta pack bunch bags.
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So fellous, fellos, your girlfriend's got the butt.
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Heuse shake it, shake shakesh shake shakes that healthy. But
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baby got.
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Ballet the greatest one hit wonder of all time. His
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mom named him Anthony Ray and he is world famous