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

0:10 Hi everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to History and Facto. It's about today, present by Cool Media. This is June, the third day eggs. It is to look around for something to chew exactly. Feeding myself is very, very tricky because you've seen I'm ridiculously ricky eggs. It is National egg Day. So do you want to win a bet and solve one of the oldest riddles of all time? All right, and what comes first? The chicken or the egg? Say the chicken. Yeah, it's right there on the first page of the Bible, the first Book of Genesis, verse twenty one says God created every wing foul and said, now go be fruitful and multiply. So that solves it. Now, if you're old enough to remember the nineteen nineties, it came out by all the eggs. Spirts of eggs were really bad for your health, and everybody's gonna die from all the eggs. We are waiting. Well, it turns out those experts were totally wrong. Eggs are very good for you, only seventy five calories, high end protein. They're really great for helping you lose weight. So we know that the chicken came first. Eggs are great for your health and they taste good. So let's celebrate eating some eggs today. I guess you could do a breakfast for dinner day, or just have them scrambled over, easy post, hard boiled, soft boiled, sunnyside up, make an almond out them.

1:30 What have you do? Just enjoy some eggs today, all right? What happened to entertainment on June the third, Let's back to your nineteen ninety nine number one album was Ricky Martin by Ricky Martin. Ricky Martin had the number one song with Livin Lovito Loca Close. Tim McGraw. He had the number one country song with Please Remember Mess the Morning Soon Stream. The number one book was Star Wars Episode one, The Phantom Menace by Terry Brooks.

2:35 Number one movie was Star Wars Episode one, Phantom Menace to Jedi Escape. Then they find a young boy who might be able to balance the force, but the sith is returned stars Ewan McGregor and Liam Neesan and Natalie Portman nineteen ninety one The Irs. They popped country singer Willie Nelson with a thirty two million dollar tax bill that they said he owed him well well, he told them. Just hold on, give me a second here. So he started as selling tapes by mail order. He called them is who will buy my Memories IRS Tapes? And you could order him by calling one eight hundred IRS tape. He paid that thirty two million off. All right, let's see happened in the world on June the third. Let's start with baseball eighteen fifty one, the New York Knickerbockers. They were the first team ever in history to wear uniforms. They wore straw hats, white shirts, and blue trousers.

3:21 Long pants too. Nineteen twenty five, the Goodyear Blimp. It was the first one. Then an enclosed Calvin. In nineteen sixty five Edward White. He became the first American to perform at spacewalk, hung outside for about twenty three minutes. Well, it's not like you could go very far now. If you were just a total radical feminist and hated men, how would you take out your hatred? Oh? I guess you shoot gay artist Andy Roorhol. Yeah, that's what Valerie Selenas did today. In nineteen sixty eight, she had shot Andy three times in the abdomen at As studio in New York, City. Now she thought Warhow was trying to steal her scum manifesto. Scum it stands for our society for cutting up men. It called for a world without men and women needed to kill all the men and overthrow the government. That's kind of redundant. Now, Warow he was originally pronounced dead at the scene, but they were able to revive him. But it gets even messed up, so she ended up being diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and then she pleaded guilty to reckless assault with intent to harm, served three years in prison. Now Warhol he had to wear a surgical corset for the rest of his life to hold his internal organs together. That's twenty years he lived like that. But it was in New York City nineteen sixty eight the Poor People's March on Washington d C took place. Now, it had a lot smaller turnout than the organizers I hoped for. Apparently a lot of the poor people couldn't afford to go to Washington U See for the march. In nineteen seventy, England's BBC they banned the King Song Lola apparently had the Beast. BC they had a rule that you couldn't mention a product in your song. So the King's lead singer Ray Davies, he was here in New York City.

4:51 He had to fly over to London, walked into the studio and just sang Jerry Cola. Then he flew back to New York. It's the the original lyrics if you remember him. Where you drink champagne and it tastes like Coca cola, so now it tastes like cherry cola. Nineteen seventy two, twenty five year old Salad Preeson. She became their first female rabbi in the United States. She was ordained in Cincinnati, Ohio. Now I am a horrible speller. I'm not even gonna try and cover that. I am horrible. Not that National Spelling be they held every year. I usually have no idea those words that those kids are spelling. But I could have won the National Spelling be In nineteen ninety three, Jeff Hooper won spelling the word kamakazi co co cop co coke co coat shot this shivers day, We're gonna party left, this shumarday. We don't simple tart this shubirfday. And you know we don't do let's check out It's born on you. In the third you told me, baby, once upon a time you said about it beyond you was sharp be mine. But that's all right. I know you love were some of the man, But that's all right. That's blues singer Jimmy Rodgers.

6:09 He was born in Ruleville, Mississippi, in nineteen twenty four. Started out playing guitar in harmonica for Muddy Waters and his band. Then he went solo in nineteen fifty. Now that song we played, That's all Right, became a blues anthem. It's one of the most covered blue songs of all time. Johnny. He left the music industry in the late nineteen fifties and drove a taxi. Then he owned a clothing store. Nineteen seventy one he went back to music, started touring and recording. Yeah did the rest of his life. He died from colon cancer in nineteen ninety seven and seventy three years old. He had one son, actor Tony Curtis. He was born in East Harlem, New York in nineteen twenty five. Acted for over sixty years, was in over one hundred movies. Got nominated for an Oscar for the Defiant One. It was also in the movies Houdini All American trap Beees.

6:49 Now, because of his alcohol and cocaine problem by the nineteen seventies, he could only get bit parts from friends in movies and TV shows. But he did get clean to the nineteen eighties, soo his career a little bit and he was able to get bitter roles on TVs and movie shows now. His first wife was actors Jane Lee. They had two daughters, one of the daughters his actors Jamie Lee Curtis. Then he had two children from his second wife. Then he had two children from his third wife. Then he married a sixth wife in nineteen ninety eight. Then he died in twenty ten from heart failure at eighty five years old. Yes, you are right, that was not Great White. That was the original version by the original writer, Ian Hunter, Ian's eighty five. He was born in u Westreet, England in nineteen thirty nine. Start out as the lead singer for the band Matta Hoopo. Did that in nineteen sixty nine until nineteen seventy four when he went solo, But he has come back and done every Matto Hoopo reunion tour.

7:58 The last one was actually in twenty nineteen. Some of his solo hits were Once Bitten and twice Shy, I Need Your Love. All the good ones are taken. Released his twenty second solo album just last year. He is married and they have a daughter. That is Eddie Hohman. He's seventy eight. He was born in Norfolk, Virginia in nineteen forty six. Now and he is ten years old. He went on stage at the Apollo Theater on Amateur Night You Won. He got gigs singing on Broadway and Carnegie Hall.

8:43 Released his first album in nineteen sixty two. In nineteen seventy, that song Lonely Gale made it all the way up to number two on the charts, and after that he was just considered a one hit wonder. But he did make eleven performing and releasing his music. Now he actually still performed some. He is also an ordained Minute Baptist minister. He and his wife they have three children. Heal Denise Williams. She was born in Cary, Indiana in nineteen fifty. Seventy four year old start out as a backup singer for Stevie Wonder released her first album in nineteen seventy six. Now, her first tad was too Much, Too Little, Too Late with Johnny Mathis. It was a big one. Then she had the heads. It's gonna take a miracle.

9:43 Let's air it for the boys. I can't get enough. She's released twenty albums, all different genres Too Soul, R and B, gospel, pop, disco, won four Grammys. She has three times divorce and had two sons from her first husband and two from her third husband. Lasting, that's just the latest, even that's just set and he guesses who that is? All right? What if I played their biggest hit, no One?

10:24 That was going to be this Lady Johnson Chevy Brute's not lasty the Lady. It's like you stuck in Seconty. It has a vino days. Even the rock duo The rim Brands, Danny Wilde does their singing. Danny was born in Holton, Maine, in nineteen fifty six. He's sixty eight. Start out in the punk power band The Quick Than Him and Phil Solim formed The rim Brands in nineteen eighty nine. Some of their other songs that you might have heard were Johnny, have you seen her? Someone? This house is not a home now the rem brands, they still perform. Dance so you can't dance, So you can't dance on more. Get on the floor and get a come back to upside Down Easy Path, letting Me Save Your Moon.

11:26 David Cole He was half of CNC Music Factory along with Robert Clivels. Cole. He was born in Johnson, Tennessee, in nineteen sixty two. Cole and clive Oles. Their first group they formed was two Puerto Ricans, A black Man and a Dominican. You Gotta Love the eighties Now. They actually had a song that charted over in the UK, made it up to number forty seven over there. Nineteen eighty nine they formed the C and C Music Factory. That was Selma Davis, the woman that you hear singing with them. Now they've had the hit songs but Gonna make You Sweat and Here we Go, things that make you say hmmm, just to touch of love, you know. They were also a really top record producing team. They produced for Mariah Carey, Aretha Franklin, James Brown, Lisa Lisa and Colet jam Now. Cole he died in nineteen ninety five from Spinder Minute Jays's at thirty two years old Mariah Carey. She wrote the song and then her and Bois to Men recorded that song One Sweet Day. That's a memory of Cole.

12:39 She was born Dorothea Pesh. She's so cool, she just goes by Doro. She was born in Dusseldorf, West Germany in nineteen sixty four sixty today known as the Metal Queen. She helped formed that band Warlock back in nineteen eighty two, singing league for him until they broke up in nineteen eighty nine. That it's all we are metal Tango Burning which Now after Warlock broke up, Daryl came to the United States, kisses Gene Simmons. He set up a record deal for her and a backup man. She's at least fifteen albums since. Now you won't be able to see her this year. Now she's stirring Europe. All right, Let's go back to eggs and figure out what facto it wal when you bear. Now, if you want your eggs last longer, yeah, store them upside down. Say when you get home from the grocery store and you put them in the fridge, put them pointing in down. So if you do that, he keeps air bubbles from making contact with the yolk, and that makes the eggs last longer. All right, well, thank you for joining us day. If you can follow us on whoever you listen to us on, you'll find us everywhere. Get a chance to back coolmedia dot com. That's cool three us. Let's end with Muhammad all day. He died today in twenty sixteen, at seventy four years old. Muhammad said, a man who've views the world the same at fifty as he did at twenty, he wasted thirty years of his life. You guys, have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow. Then you do not