Club Q Q107-Loyalty Club (Southern ON Only) v3

[Two Iron]

Good morning all!

Off to the golf course!!!! Yippee!

Thanks for the codes and words. Reps all around.

[rockit]

morning Q-mates
thnx for the overnight winners
have a rockin' thursday

[the H team]

morning Q sters,
FELIZ CINCO DE MAYO!









fiesta time! ole!
thanx for the PFWWs, trivia answers & reps.
have a great day.

11 posts from 8m and a couple more rep and I will have a PINK HEART ON my page. oops what were you thinking?

BIG CONGRATS ON REACHING YOUR 8000 POSTS, WTG!

[WolfDio]

1900

May 5
The Billboard, a magazine for the music and entertainment industries, began weekly publication after six years as a monthly. By midyear it was calling itself "The Official Organ of the Great Out-Door Amusement World."

1962

May 5
The Shirelles were presented with a Gold record for "Soldier Boy", a song that was recorded in one take and originally intended as an album filler. It was the second million seller for them, following their first number one hit, "Will You Love Me Tomorrow". The girls would later find the US Top 10 again with "Dedicated to the One I Love", "Mama Said", "Baby It's You" and "Foolish Little Girl".

May 5
Chris Montez records "Let's Dance", which will reach #4 on the Billboard chart and #2 in the UK next Fall.

1967

May 5
"San Francisco" by Scott McKenzie enters the US charts where it will eventually hit #4. The John Phillips written song became a sort of anthem during the hippie movement.

1968

May 5
After months of internal dissension, Buffalo Springfield play their final concert in Long Beach, California. Richie Fury would go on to form Poco and Stephen Stills teamed up with David Crosby and Graham Nash in Crosby, Stills and Nash.

1969

May 5
Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Bad Moon Rising" is released. It will reach #2 in the US and top the chart in the UK.

1979

May 5
Thirteen years after the original duo of Peaches and Herb split up, Herb Feemster teamed up with a new Peaches, Linda Greene, to enjoy a four week run at #1 on the US singles chart with "Reunited". The record also did well in the UK, reaching #4.

May 5
28 year old Suzi Quatro reached #5 on the Hot 100 with a duet with Chris Norman called "Stumblin' In". It would be the only time she cracked the Top 40.

1983

May 5
Clarence Quick, the bass voice of the Del Vikings on their 1956 hit, "Come, Go With Me", died of a heart attack. He was 46 years old.

May 5
The one thousandth edition of Britain's music show, Top of the Pops is broadcast on BBC-TV. The weekly version of the show ran from January 1st, 1964 to July 30th, 2006

1986

May 5
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame chairman Ahmet Ertegen announces that Cleveland, Ohio has been chosen as the city where the Hall will be built.

May 5
Michael Jackson signs his second contract with Pepsi, who will pay the gloved one $15 million and sponsor his solo world tour.

1988

May 5
Pepsi becomes the first company to feature a non-Russian in its Soviet advertising when Michael Jackson appears in a TV commercial.

1990

May 5
Jason Bonham delights the guests at his wedding reception when he plays a five song set with his late father's band mates, Jimmy Page, Robert Plant and John Paul Jones.

1997

May 5
Governor George W. Bush declares May 5th as ZZ Top Day in the state of Texas.

2000

May 5
Rod Stewart undergoes a one-hour throat operation at Cedar-SinaiMedicalCenter in Los Angeles to remove a growth on his thyroid. The growth turns out to be benign.

2002

May 5
Two disc jockeys from Denver's KRFX-FM, Rick Lewis and Michael Floorwax, stopped a live radio interview with Detroit rocker Ted Nugent after he used derogatory racial terms for Asians and Blacks. The station received calls after the show from angry listeners, mostly from people saying they were glad Nugent was taken off the air. The two DJs said Nugent came on the show about three times a year, but won't be back any time soon.

2006

May 5
Michael Jackson demanded an apology from GQ Magazine which printed a series of photos featuring a Jackson impersonator along with an article called "Where's Michael?" which documented the writer's quest to find Jackson in Bahrain.

2008

May 5
Jerry Wallace, who placed seven songs on Billboard's Top 40, including the 1959, #8 hit "Primrose Lane", died at the age of 79, after suffering congestive heart failure.

2009

May 5
Actress Ola Ray, a former Playboy Playmate, filed a lawsuit against Michael Jackson and his production company, alleging unpaid royalties from her work in the video for "Thriller".

2010

May 5
Sonny and Cher's only child, who was born Chastity Sun Bono, appeared in a Santa Monica, California court where a judge signed off on an official gender and name change. The judge ruled that the gender reassignment is complete and that Chastity will now be a man known as Chaz Bono.

[WolfDio]

[Chers1]

Sorry, couldn't resist.

oh my goodness.. that was wayyyy to cute.. thanks rock lobster

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Rock'n Roll Woman
Live Popendipity (1967)


1967

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Just "Because"...

*** Some Language WARNING ***

Plant's opening Comments cracked me up!!

[ecat444]

Good Morning All!

[WolfDio]

Oh...
I just want to say "THANKS" to Mizzsazzyazz and Sgtspeed for the Mention of the Draw for Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Experience Tickets via The Sound Academy!!!!!!!!

THIS is "One" of the Reasons that I would like to see this Show...

On this Clip... just wait until the Time-Stamp of 4:25!!!!
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!