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One last look back at a legend
blogs.thetimes-tribune.com
[Scranton Times-Tribune (blog)] - 21, 1926, the day Paterno was born — and yes, they evidently did have charts back then — was “The Birth of the Blues” by Paul Whiteman. Sept. 17, (first game as head coach) — “You Can't Hurry Love” by The Supremes Jan.
Dog Ears Music: Volume 211
www.huffingtonpost.com
[Huffington Post] - After relocating Stateside, Annie, just 4, won a singing contest held by Paul Whiteman. By the age of 8, now living with an aunt in LA, she hit the silver screen. As a young teen, Annie re-crossed the pond for a singing career in newly freed Europe
Celebrate Australia Day with a splash, Penrith Pool turns 50
www.streetcorner.com.au
[StreetCorner] to invite him to be part of this special occasion. Can you help us find him? Paul Whiteman, then 7 years old, was pictured in the Nepean Times on Thursday 1 February 1962, having apparently waited at the pool gates from before 5 o'clock in the morning.
Google News: Fit for a king
[Concord Monitor] - His name was Paul Whiteman, and considering the effect he made on the music world of the 1920s, he unfortunately remains overlooked and nearly forgotten today. Whiteman's fame began in the early '20s. The son of a music teacher, he learned music at an
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