The thoughts of a journalist/libertarian–conservative/Christian husband, father, Eagle Scout and aficionado of obscure rock music. Thoughts herein are only the author’s and not necessarily the opinions of his family, friends, neighbors, church members or past, present or future employers.

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The number one album today in 1976 was Earth Wind & Fire’s “Gratitude” …

The number one British album today in 1999 was Fatboy Slim’s “You’ve Come a Long Way Baby,” and if you like it you have to praise it like you shoo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oould:

The long list of birthdays begins with Eartha Kitt:

One-hit-wonder Chris Montez:

William Hart of the Delfonics:

Mick Taylor of the Rolling Stones:

Cheryl Bentyne of Manhattan Transfer …

… was born one year before Steve Earle:

Paul Young:

Jez Strode played bass for Kajagoogoo:

Susanna Hoffs of the Bangles:

John Crawford played bass for Berlin:

Dave Collard played keyboards for the Jo Boxers:

Who is Robert James Ritchie? You know him as Kid Rock:

One death of note, today in 1970: One-hit-wonder Billy Stewart, who did not die in the …

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