May 28-Hamburgers, Gladys Knight, John Fogerty, Kylie Minogue, Colbie Caillat, 1st Quintuplets, James Bond

0:19 Hi, one and all. I am Jeff, and welcome to history and factory is about today. There's May the twenty eighth. I like hamburgers. I really like hamburgers. I really like hamburgers. I like to you them every day. I like to go to a restaurant and say, give me a hamburger. Sometimes I even say give me two hamburgers. Today is National Hamburger Day. Hamburgers. They were sort of kind of created in hamburg Germany about the hamburgers that we all love. They were created at Louis Lunch in Connecticut in the eighteen nineties. Today is Hamburger Day, not Burger Day, So keep your turkey and Vigie Burger's away today. Now.

1:05 The best way to celebrate other think by just grilling one of yourself. But every place that sells hamburgers is having the deals today, So yeah, I just enjoy already. Let's see what happened in entertainment on May twenty eight. Let's back here two thousand and two. Them one album was We Invented? The remix by P Diddy and bad Boy Family A shump Day he had the nim one song was foolish. Maybe I don't know why you wanna do me wrong? See what I'm. And you are always gone more. You no warmer than I. I can't deny, I can't see hell. You can bring me to so many teas, that's all easy.

1:46 Alan Jackson had the number one country song with drive, I Can't. Replace Away made me feeling I would turn show up. They get why say you can't be away? And on rides just a little Lake Cola, Madam, and I. Was keen. Right. The number one book was The Shelters of Stone by Gma Jean m auld move was a sum of all fairs. Now Neo Nazis they're gonna detonate a nuclear bomb in a football game. Yeah, they want to start a war between the United States and Russia. Well, Jack Ryan, he has to stop it starts Morgan Freeman and Ben Affleck.

2:30 Al Right, what happened on May twentieth, five, eighty five BC. It's dead a, it's basically grease. But the Lydians and the Middies they had been a war for six years and today they were getting ready to go at it big time. They stood across from each other on that battlefield right as they were getting ready to throw blues a solar eclipse happened, freaked out both sides. Yeah, they made a real quick Piace treaty, shook hands and I went home. Seventeen forty two, over in London, the first indoor swimming pool opened up. Now technically it was a broth. See, it was only open to men. It costs what would be about one hundred and fifty dollars today to go swim. And they were able to keep out the riff raff and the less desirables and their wives. So if you got caught, you know you caught something. Yeah, you can say you just caught in the pool. Seventeen fifty four, the first battle of the French and Indian War was fought.

3:19 It was the Battle of Germenville Glen Now it was in southwestern Pennsylvania. Twenty two year old George Washington led the British troops against the French Canadian soldiers. Washington and his guys they whipped up on those Canadians. After the victory, he had Fort Necessity built on the side of the battle. British were his home pressed with George and they made him a lieutenant colonel. Now French and Indian War, it's actually a stupid name say the French and Indians. They were on the same side with the Canadians. They were forgetting fighting against the British and the British American colonies. Big day for women today. In nineteen twenty three, the United States Attorney General Henry Doherty, he announced that it was now legal for women to wear trousers wherever and whenever they wanted. Nineteen thirty four, in a little farmhouse near Callander in Ontario, Canada, Olivia and elzire Dione. They already had five kids. But as they were prevaring for Olivia delivered their six kids, they realized, you know, she's got a big she might be having twins. So they got a local doctor and two midwives. They came out and they helped out. Now, over the next twenty four hours, Olivia gave birth the five identical baby girls. They were the first quintuples in world history. Just five infancy Now that I actually all lived to adulthood. Two of them are still alive. Yeah, they're celebrating their ninety first birthday today.

4:30 Nineteen fifty nine, a female rees's monkey named Abel and a female squirrel monkey named Baker. They were strapped into a Jupiter rocket and shot three hundred miles into space at ten thousand miles an hour. Fight took them fifteen minutes. But bost monkeys, they were recovered alive. This year sounds like something that just happened anyway. Now, they were the first animals to live through a space flight. But Abel, yes, sadly, she died four days later, Bakers, She had a nice little life. She died in nineteen eighty four, twenty seven years old. And as far as anybody know, was that twenty seven year olds. Yeah, she's the oldest living squirrel monkey of all time. Nineteen ninety nine in Milan, Italy. It had taken him twenty two years to restore it. Finally Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece banding The Last Supper. Yeah, finally put back out on display.

5:16 Jokejkejke Coke joked joke show dish shiverf day. We're gonna pause. He left this shiver day. We got simple tage. He like this shibirth day. And you know we don't give up birthday. So who was born on May twentieth? Writer Ian Fleming. He was born in Mayfair, England, in nineteen o eight. During World War Two, he served in the British Naval Intelligence. Now why he was doing that, He got this idea for a spy named James Bond. He wrote that first James Bond book in nineteen fifty two. It's casino Royale saw the one hundred million in James Bond books while he was alive. Now a bunch more have been released after he died, but he didn't write any of them. So how do you think he could ever follow up writing a James Bond book. Well, he did it a guy writing a kid's book, Chitty Chitty Bank Bank. And he had married nineteen fifty two and they had a son.

6:04 He died from heart disease nineteen sixty four at fifty six years old. Baby please don't go, Baby Preas, don't go, Baby Beas, don't go back to the I love you. So you got me way, you got me way down here. That was T Bone Walker. He was a pioneer in blues music, especially jumping electric blues. T Bone He was born in Linden, Texas. In nineteen ten, released thirty five albums Now T Bone. He's in the Blues and Rock and Roll Hall of Fames. Performed from nineteen twenty eight to nineteen seventy five. He had it pretty loyal. Following he had a stroke and died from pneumonia in nineteen seventy five at sixty four years old. He get married back in nineteen thirty five and they had three children.

6:54 While she force herself was so strange. Before myself, I drank some way. She's yes, same. I'm drinking up. The King of the honky Ton Gary Stewart. He was born in Jencoins, Kentucky, in nineteen forty four. Now, he was really popular throughout the nineteen seventies. Some of them that's where drinking thing out of my hands. She's acting single. I'm drinking doubles now. He had decent success in the nineteen eighties, but nothing huge now. Him and his wife, though they had married young, They had a son and a daughter. His wife died after forty three years of marriage.

7:36 One month later. Yeah, Gary committed suicide with a gun. That was two thousand and three, fifty nine years old. He's change Georgia, Yeah, said he's going back to sevast Night. That of course is Gladys Knight. She's eighty two. She's born in Atlanta in nineteen forty four. She's kicking off for tour today, starting out in Houston. She's gonna be playing shows all the way to October. If you want to go, check out and see Gladys in life. Now she's most known for Gladys Knight and the Pips. Now one Pip was her brother, another Pip was her cousin.

8:18 Now all of the Pips and Gladys Smith, they're on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. I heard it through the grape vine. If I were your woman midnight train to Georgia, I guess I could use my little imagination there. Now those are just summer rids. Now, her and the Pips they stopped turning together in two thousand and nine. She had two sons from her first husband, a daughter from her second husband, married a fourth thousband and two thousand and one right John Fogerty. He's eighty one.

9:04 He's born in Berkeley, California, in nineteen forty five. Now, John and his traveling band, they're going out on tour June the fifth. Yeah, they're going about there until October the second. If he wants to, John and his traveling band Johnny co found at Creeen's Clarati Revival in nineteen fifty nine. He's saying their heads Susie Cue, Proud, Mary bad Moon, Rising down on the Corner. He left to go solo in nineteen seventy two. Old Man Down the Road, Rock and Roll Girl Centerfield had some of the solo hits. He had three children from his first wife. Married his second wife in nineteen ninety one and they had two sons and one daughter. And his two sons from the event. Yeah, they're actually in the band that he's going out on tour with her in a couple of days. Actres Sandra Locke.

9:45 She was born in Shelbyville, Tennessee. In nineteen forty four, she was nominated for an oscar in her very first movie, It Was The Hardest A Lonely Hunter Santa. She's best known, though, for all the movies she made with Clint Eastwood, Outlie, Josee Wells, The Gauntlet, every which way, would lose Sudden impack some of them. Now. She got married nineteen sixty seven. But the guy was gay. Yeah, they just married to cover up the fact that he was gay. They were more like brother and sister. They never even consummated the marriage or anything like that. But they just went and did their own thing. Now she started dating Clinton Eastwood nineteen seventy five. They broke up in nineteen eighty nine. Now Eastwood he screwed her over royally, see as all those years of those who lived together. He told her he didn't want any kids, so they didn't have any kids.

10:25 Well along the way he fathered two kids from another woman, Sanders. She died from cancer in twenty eighteen at seventy four years old. Her gay boyfriend or her gay husband. He got her entire estate or ashes everything, twenty million dollars. Well, they have been legally married for fifty one years. Roland Gift he sang it for the Finally Uncannibals five today. He was born in Birmingham, England, in nineteen sixty one. Started off playing the saxophone. Then in nineteen eighty four I got the gigs be in the front man for the Fine Young Cannibals. They had the had Johnny Come Home Ever falling in love She drives Me crazy. Good thing broke up in nineteen ninety two and they got the name Fine Young Cannibals. In the nineteen sixty movie All the Fine Young Cannibals that was with Robert Wagner and Natalie Wood were in it. Rowland and his wife died in twenty twenty and they have two children.

11:27 They're all the washing Sheep, babit old kicking loom. The sound picks along. So nice. It's just another day as advertised. Country singer Phil Vasser was born in Lynchburg, Virginia, in nineteen sixty two, makes him sixty four today. Phil. He's going out on tour June twenty fifth through the rest of the summer. Now Phil. He was the top songwriter in Nashville in the nineteen nineties. He wrote number one songs Everybody, Tim mcgrad, Jody Messina, Colin Ray, Alan Jackson, Yeah, all of them pretty much. They finally left Phil singing two thousand. Some of his big hits are just Another Day in Paradise and a Real Love American Child. Love is a beautiful thing. He is twice divorced. He had a son and daughter from his first wife and one daughter from his second wife.

12:23 Chance. That was the first song that Kylie Mineuver released, was back in nineteen eighty seven. Now MTV. They played that video for the locomotion a lot, but that's because she was really cute. It never actually charted in the United States, only charted in Australia and New Zealand. But now Kylie she sold over eighty million records. That makes her the biggest female Australian singer of all time. Oh she's just yeah, she just passed Olivia Newton John Kylie is fifty eight.

13:06 She was born in Melbourne, Australia in nineteen sixty eight. She was diagnosed with breast cancer when she's thirty six years old. Well she beat it, so that's cool. Zevy times above the face, I get the things in silly place, starts in my shoes and a cookleman nose. Wherever he goes, he was always no, you make a smile, Please stay for a while. Now just stake your chime wherevy you go. Forty one year old Kobe Kalay. She was born in Malibu, California, in nineteen eighty five. She was rejected twice. Yeah, she tried out and didn't even get to the judges two times on American Idol. She still got a record down two thousand and seven, she just won two Grammy cents then Bubbly Realize, falling for You, I do what. There's some of her heads now. The last album she released was in twenty twenty three. It's a country album. It's not that far from where she was singing before, but yeah, it's actual really good ad one. She actually has songs on there with She sings with Missile Tenpenny Russell, Dickerson and show Crow Kobe. She was She's got a couple of shows this summer, but not like a whole tour or anything like that. All Right, our quote of the day, We're gonna go war hero and actor Oddie Murphy Oddi.

14:16 He died in the plane crash today in nineteen seventy one, at forty five years old. Addie says, I'll tell you what bravery really is. It's just determination to do a job you know has to be done. Thank you all for listening, and don't forget to follow us on whoever you listen to it song. Check out the links to our website, podcast for radio stations, and our very popular puzzle book. All Right, Our Country and Around Radio Artists Today. It comes from Jenny and Lovely in Colorado. She Wants Here. Dottie Lee's song, whiskey talking. You guys have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow. Hello, I'm sorry about last night. You know me, I get carried away sometimes I got lid lost in the knee on the lines and stumbled cross that line.

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15:51 Maybe it was a heartbreak song or the brow in a leather jacket on blan yours. Maybe didies pouring my rate too strong? I said out nest, she's a pretement. Nothing that was just a whisky talking. I said, I want you back, followed up mean that you're only. The best I've ever had a tops in turn into four in the morning, thinking about where I went wrong. I said, I love you for them and nothing, and that was just the lisky talking