June 3-Eggs, Andy Warhol shot, Willie Nelson, Warlock, C&C Music Factory, The Rembrandts, Deniece Williams

0:19 Hey, hello everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to History and Facto. It's about today. Today's June. The third day eggs is to look around for something to chew. Exactly. Feeding myself is very, very tricky because you've seen I'm ridiculously picky eggs. Today is National Eggs Day. That's a little easier to celebrate today. You eggs have gone down sixty percent of the last five months. So do you want to win a bet or solve one of the oldest riddles of all time? What comes first? The chicken or the egg? Well, that's a chicken. It's right there on the first page of the Bible, verse twenty one. In Genesis, God created every winged foul and said, go forth be fruitful and multiply. Pretty plain and simple. Now, eggs, they are really good for you, only about seventy five calories, are really high end protein, so if you want to lose weight, eggs are kind of a key way to do it. But you can put them on anything the way you want it. You know they're healthy. So uh, I think today might be a good breakfast for dinner day, or you can put them on salads, have them poach scramble however you want them.

1:23 Just enjoy some eggs today. Let's see what happened in entertainment on June the third, It was back to nineteen seventy three. Number one album was Red Rose Speedway by Paul McCartney and Wings Paul McCartney and the Wings. Yet they're a normal song with my love. And when the carver's bad, I'll still find something there with my love. It's sounds. Every well was. My Johnny Rodriguez. He had the number one country song with you always come back to hurting me instead of me? Can love feel better? Just make it worse? You tell me, then call me back and then send me three.

2:17 All come back. To hurting me. The number one book was Once Is Not Enough by Jacqueline Who's Done. The top movie was Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid, well about Pat Garrett killing Billy the Kid, stars James Coburn and Chris Kristofferson. Back in nineteen ninety one, the I R s they popped country singer Willie Nelson with a thirty two million dollar tax bill for back taxes. Will He told them, hey, just hold on a minute now, so he started selling tapes by mail. Order he called him is who will buy my memories? The IRS tapes? And after a while you could actually call them one eight hundred IRS tapes. It took Willy three years, but he has been able to pay off that IRS bill.

2:58 They did take his house too, all right. What happened on June the third? Now I know what this guy got his name? Thirteen fifty three in Spain, they held a huge royal wedding. Future king eighteen year old Peter the Croul He married fourteen year old Blanche of Bourbon. Well Peter. He abandoned Blanche on their honeymoon two days later. Yeah, he went to his secret wife Maria. Baseball in eighteen fifty one, the New York Knickerbockers were the first team ever in history to actually all wear uniforms. They all wore straw hats, white shirts, and blue trousers. Knickerbocker, it's actually from he's a fictional character, father Diedrich Fickerbacker. It's from a book called the History of New York and the Knickerbocker. He's supposed to represent all New Yorkers. Yeah, the Knicks are the Knickerbuckers. Nineteen twenty five, The Good year, blimp made its first flight and flew for Akron, Ohio. Now, their first blimp was the first blimpy is Helium and it had an enclosed cabin. Nineteen fifty nine, they held the first graduation at the US Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. If you're a radical feminist and totally hate I guess you'd take it out your hatred of men. Yeah, they shoot gay artist Andy Warhol. Well, that's what Valerie Solanas did today. In nineteen sixty eight in his Manhattan studio, she shot Andy three times in the stomach. Yeah, she thought Warhol was trying to steal her Scum manifesto. Scum and stands for Society for cutting up Men. Now call for women worldwide to kill all men and overthrow the governments.

4:24 Okay, so Warhol. Though he was originally pounds dead when they showed up, but they were able to revive him. But he had to wear a surgical course at the rest of his life to keep his internal organs in place. That's been another twenty years before he died. This is messed up. Valerie, though she was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. She pleaded guilty to reckless assault with the intent to harm. Served three years in prison before they let her go. Also, in nineteen sixty eight, the Poor People's March in Washington, d C. Now, the organizers, they were really surprised that the low turnout gues. It never crossed their mind that the poor people couldn't afford to go to Washington, d C. To March nineteen seventy two, twenty five year old Sally Precint became the first female rabbi in the United States.

5:04 She was ordained in Cincinnati, Ohio. Now, I am a horrible speller. Spect spell spell Check. You can't even figure out what I'm trying to spell sometimes, so bet National Spelling Being Yeah, I'd never have a chance to win that. I have no idea what those little kids are actually spelling. But I could have won that National Spelling Bee in nineteen ninety three. Jeff Hooper, Yeah, he won it. Yeah, by spelling Kamakazi. Now I would have messed with the judges on that. I would have said, drink or plane, joke. Doke, coke joked, joke, dish shiverbth day, We're gonna pause he left this shubday. We gonna simple carg like this shibirthday, and you know you don't give up.

5:45 That's birthday, all right. Let's check out who was born on you? In the third you told me, baby, once upon a time you said about it beyond. Shop in mind. But that's all right. I know you love was the mother man. But that's all right. That was blues legend. Jimmy Rodgers. He's born in Ruleville, Mississippi, in nineteen twenty four. Jimmy. He started out playing guitar and harmonica for Muddy Waters Band. Then he went solo in nineteen fifty. And that song that I played, that's all right. It's a blues anthem. It's one of the most covered blue songs in history.

6:26 Johnny left music in the late nineteen fifty when it drove a taxi cab for a few years, and he opened up his own clothing store. Nineteen seventy one, he came back to music, toured and recorded the rest of his life. He died from colon cancer in nineteen ninety seven, at seventy three year olds. He had one son, actor Tony Curtis. He was born in East Harlem, New York, in nineteen twenty five. Acted for over sixty years. He was in over one hundred movies, nominated for an Oscar for The Defiant One. He's also in Houdini. What is it all? American Trapanese, that kind of stuff. But his cocaine and alcohol Ad Dixon, Yeah, it really hit hard in the nineteen seventies. The only reason he could get work is that his friends kind of felt sorry for him. Some they had given these little tiny rolls just to give them a little bit of money. But he did get clean of the nineteen eighties. This squer kind of made a little pickup after it. His first wife was actor Jenet the actress Gently They had two daughters, One of those was Jamie Lee Curtis. Then he had two daughters from his second wife, and then he had two more children from his third wife. Married his sixth wife in nineteen ninety eight. They were together until he died in twenty ten from heart failure, eighty five years old. Yeah, you're right, that was not great White. That was the original from Ian Hunter in his eighty seven He was born in Oswesterly, England in nineteen thirty nine. Now he

7:58 started out as the least singing for the band Mata Hoopo from nineteen sixty nine to seventy four. Then he went solo. You know what. He came back and was done every matha Hoopole reunion. I'm sure they've had though. Some of his solo hits are ones bitting and twice shy I Need Your Love. All the good ones are taken. Yeah, he's married and they have a daughter. Hey. He is Eddie Holman eighty years old today, born in Norfolk, Virginia in nineteen forty six. Now, when Eddie was ten years old, he went on the stage at the Apollo Theater on Amateur Night. He won, Yeah, got him some job singing on Broadway and Carnegie Hall. Released his first album in nineteen sixty two nineteen seventy That song Lonely Girl made it up to number two. After that, Eddie was considered a one hit wonder bud.

8:58 Get this. He's still playing and he's actually over in England right now doing some shows. Eddie's an ordained Baptist minister and him and his wife they have three children. Seventy six year old Denise Williams was born in Gary, Indiana in nineteen fifty. Denise she started out as a backup singer for Stevie Wonder, released her first album in nineteen seventy six.

9:39 Her first it was huge. It was too much, too little, too late with Johnny Mathis. Then it's it's gonna take a miracle. Let's hear it for the boys. I can't get enough. She's at least twenty albums. They didn't pop, soul, R and B, gospel and disco, all the genres. Won four Grammys. Denise, she's three times divorced. She had two sons from her first husband and two son from her second or third husband. Bad good things last, let's just lay event. Let's just slage.

10:23 That sound familiar? Okay, what about now? No one? That was going to be this lady and the Johnson Chenge Fruit. She's not last the Lace. It's like you whist against Seconty who has a vignon day? Who even know. They are the ol Rock Duh? The rim Brands. Danny Wild sings lead for the rim Brands. Danny was born in Holton, Maine in nineteen fifty six, makes him seventy today now. He started out in the punk power band The Quick, then him and Phil Solomon found under the rem Brands. In nineteen eighty nine, Johnny, have you seen her?

11:03 Someone? The house is out and not a home. That's some of the other songs you might have heard from him. Red Brands. They're still out there performing dance so you can't dance, So you. Can't dance more. Get on the floor and get come back down, upsock down, easy to, letting Me See the Moon. David Cole, he was half a C and C Music Factory. He was with Robert Clavius Cole. He was born in Johnson, Tennessee, in nineteen sixty two. Cole and Clovis. Their first band that they had it was called two Puerto Ricans, A black Man and a Dominican. Yeah, you gotta love the nineteen eighties. Now, they actually did have one song that charted over in the UK, ended up to number forty seven nineteen eighty nine, and they formed CNC Music Factory.

11:56 Some of Davis She's the woman you hear singing with them, now, gonna make you sweat, Here we Go, things that make you say yeah, some of their big hits. Now during the day, they were actually more popular as record producers. They produced records for everybody. Mariah Carreyretha Franklin, James Brown, Lisa Lisa and the Colet Jam Yeah, a whole bunch more Now David. He died in nineteen ninety five from spinal meningitis at thirty two years old. Now Mariah Carey. She wrote the song that she got the boys to men to sing it with her, that One Sweet Day. Yeah, it's in memory of Cole. She was born Dorothea Pesh.

12:51 She is world famous just as Doro. She's sixty two. Born in Dusseldorf, West Germany in nineteen sixty four. She is known as the metal Queen. She out formed the band Warlock in nineteen eighty two, sing lead until they broke up in nineteen eighty nine. Now I guess you might know some of their songs Burning Witches, metal Thango, all we Are. But after they broke up, she came to the United States. Gene Simmons from Kiss Yeah. He set her up. He got her record deal in a backup band. Fifteen albums later, she's world famous as the metal Queen. Alright today, and let's do with our quote of the day, boxer Muhammad al a And he died today in twenty sixteen at seventy four years old. Muhammad said, a man who views the world the same at fifty as he did at twenty wasted thirty years of his life.

13:38 That's true. Well, thank you all for listening today. Don't forget to follow us. I need you to listen to his son and you can come see his cool media dot com or Country Underground Radio art dot com Country. Underground Radio Artists. Today, we're gonna go with Brinley Addington. It's those kind of songs. You guys, have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow. I love this water in holding the ball, I eat ball in a throw back of her band usually lets me drop a five inch of jar for still guitar on a heartbreaks song. But Dawn here's a twenty. It's time boys. I can't do it tonight.

14:19 Boys. It'll feel too real, too close to home. I'm too tore rubbing, she's. Too far gone. Don't play me, no hang, no wheeling, no wet leave, no no shows on that. Oh how it's gone ahead and me there's a teerium affair. Since she ain't here, I'm so long FROMI can cry. I can't listen to those kinds of songs, all this kind of night Sh