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Click on an Entertainer's name in the list below to view more information about that Entertainer. Click on a date in the list to view a list of other Entertainers with the same birthdate. Number of Records Matching Query: 29 | Date Born: | Monday 24 January 1910 | | | Description: | Guitarist, Belgium | | | Summary: | Django's only acoustic guitar was given to Les Paul. Les Paul keeps Django's acoustic guitar in his garage and it is his most prized possession. | | Date Born: | Tuesday 15 February 1910 | | | Description: | Composer, Organist, Choral Conductor, UK | | | Summary: | In 1971 he was awarded a Lambeth doctorate by the then Archbishop of Canterbury in recognition of his "eminent services to church music". | | Date Born: | Tuesday 22 February 1910 | | | Description: | Saxophonist, USA | | | Summary: | Player of Jazz in the fifties - Joined Chick Web’s band plus Johnny Hodges’, Duke Ellington’s and many others. | | Date Born: | Tuesday 1 March 1910 | | | Description: | Actor, UK | | | Summary: | Born the son of William Edward Graham Niven and the French, British Henrietta Julia Degacher who, born in Wales. Youtube: David Niven interviewed by David Frost 1972. | | Date Born: | Sunday 13 March 1910 | | | Description: | Band leader, Saxophonist, Clarinetist, USA | | | Summary: | Kaye was known for his use of "singing of song titles", which was emulated by Kay Kyser and Blue Barron.
| | Date Born: | Monday 28 March 1910 | | | Description: | Guitarist, Composer, USA | | | Summary: | He was influenced by Dallas's Blind Lemon Jefferson, the local string bands that his stepfather played with and the classic blues sound of blues/gospel singers, such as, Ida Cox and Ma Rainey. In 2003, Rolling Stone ranked him at #47 on their list of "The 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time". On the 2011 list of Rolling Stone magazine's "The 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time" Walker had dropped to #67. | | Date Born: | Saturday 30 April 1910 | | | Description: | Actor, USA | | | Summary: | He attended Thomas Jefferson High School, from which he left in his junior year. He later attended Oswego State Teachers College. | | Date Born: | Sunday 8 May 1910 | | | Description: | Vocalist, Pianist, Arranger, USA | | | Summary: | Noted as the leading female of jazz instrumentalist.
| | Date Born: | Thursday 12 May 1910 | | | Description: | Band Leader, Arranger, Composer | | | Summary: | He started his career doing arrangements for a St Louis radio station. | | Date Born: | Monday 23 May 1910 | | | Description: | Clarinetist, USA | | | Summary: | Shaw made several musical shorts in 1939 for Vitaphone and Paramount Pictures, and he portrayed himself in the Fred Astaire film Second Chorus (1940), | | Date Born: | Monday 23 May 1910 | | | Description: | Clarinetist, USA | | | Summary: | Shaw made several musical shorts in 1939 for Vitaphone and Paramount Pictures, and he portrayed himself in the Fred Astaire film Second Chorus (1940), | | Date Born: | Wednesday 25 May 1910 | | | Description: | Promoter, Manager, USA | | | Summary: | Max Silverman was a DJ in Washington and also the manager of ’The Clovers’ | | Date Born: | Tuesday 7 June 1910 | | | Description: | Vocalist, Composer, USA | | | Summary: | In 1941,Foley signed a lifetime contract with Decca Records. He also released "Old Shep" in 1941, a song he wrote with Arthur Willis in 1933 about a dog he owned as a boy (in reality, his German shepherd, poisoned by a neighbor, was named Hoover). | | Date Born: | Friday 10 June 1910 | | | Description: | Vocalist, Guitarist, Composer, USA | | | Summary: | Born near West Point, Mississippi, and named after Chester A. Arthur, 21st President of the United States. His nick name Big Foot Chester and Bull Cow as he was known in his early years because of his great size. | | Date Born: | Wednesday 15 June 1910 | | | Description: | Band Leader, Arranger, Composer, Conductor | | | Summary: | Recipient of four Emmy awards, David Rose was born in London to Jewish parents and raised in Chicago, Illinois. | | Date Born: | Wednesday 29 June 1910 | | | Description: | Composer, Lyricist, USA | | | Summary: | Loesser was the lyricist of over 700 songs. | | Date Born: | Monday 18 July 1910 | | | Description: | Vocalist , USA | | | Summary: | The voice of the song "White Christmas" in the movie Holiday Inn (1942). | | Date Born: | Thursday 28 July 1910 | | | Description: | Actor, USA | | | Summary: | Goodwin was known for frequently promoting the item sold by the sponsor of the show (Swan Soap or Maxwell House Coffee, among others | | Date Born: | Sunday 7 August 1910 | | | Description: | Pianist, USA | | | Summary: | Originally a drummer, he switched to piano soon after moving to Chicago in 1927. | | Date Born: | Friday 26 August 1910 | | | Description: | Actress,Singer, Dancer, USA | | | Summary: | From 1928 to 1940, she was married to legendary singer "Al Jolson". Keeler was born in Canada, in 1909, to a Irish Catholic family. Her father was a truck driver, and when she was three years old, her family packed up and moved to New York City where he knew he could get better pay. | | Date Born: | Monday 5 September 1910 | | | Description: | Composer of music, USA | | | Summary: | Berkowitz has been widely published as an arranger and composer. | | Date Born: | Wednesday 7 September 1910 | | | Description: | Singer and guitarist. USA | | | Summary: | The Cowboy Ramblers became major stars on radio and were offered work in Hollywood | | Date Born: | Thursday 29 September 1910 | | | Description: | Vocalist, Actor, USA | | | Summary: | His brother played in other bands while Bill had his radio show in Dallas where he appeared in films as well. His career stopped in the very late fifties. | | Date Born: | Thursday 27 October 1910 | | | Description: | Actor, USA | | | Summary: | Carson sought work in Hollywood, initially landing bit roles at RKO. Radio also proved to be a source of employment for the team following a 1938 appearance on the Bing Crosby Kraft Music Hall program. | | Date Born: | Wednesday 7 December 1910 | | | Description: | Vocalist and band leader, USA | | | Summary: | A musician, vocalist, arranger and bandleader who made his career in Britain. He directed a highly popular Latin-American orchestra, had an extensive recording career | | Date Born: | Wednesday 7 December 1910 | | | Description: | Trumpeter, USA | | | Summary: | A trumpeter and vocalist during the Swing era through to
the during the sixties composing and arranging | | Date Born: | Wednesday 7 December 1910 | | | Description: | Fiddle, Actor, USA | | | Summary: | He was nicknamed with the name Spade from a card game. | | Date Born: | Thursday 15 December 1910 | | | Description: | Record producer, Talent scout | | | Summary: | He discovered Aretha Franklin, then an eighteen-year-old gospel singer. In 1961, he heard folk singer Bob Dylan playing harmonica. | | Date Born: | Wednesday 28 December 1910 | | | Description: | Inventor, Pianist, USA | | | Summary: | Harlod Rhodes was the inventor of the most successful electric piano of it's day. |
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