What is the blue note?
The blue note is a musical note, usually a flatted third or seventh, that gives a blues feeling to a song.
The Blue Note is also the name of a popular nightclub in New York’s Greenwich Village.
The blue note is a musical note, usually a flatted third or seventh, that gives a blues feeling to a song.
The Blue Note is also the name of a popular nightclub in New York’s Greenwich Village.
Born Ernest Evans, Chubby Checker chose his stage name as an homage to Fats Domino.
Basil Rathbone played Sherlock Holmes in fourteen films. The first was The Hound of the Baskervilles in 1939. The last was Dressed to Kill in 1946.
Songwriter and performer David Seville chose the names for the “stars” of his 1958 hit record. Simon and Alvin were named for two executives at Liberty Records, Simon Waronker and Al Bennett. Theodore was named for Ted Keep, the recording engineer.
Elvis Presley’s first number one hit was “Heartbreak Hotel” in February 1956. For 16 months following, he had a record, sometimes two, on the nation’s Top 10 list.
Catherine the Great was alone on the morning of November 17, 1796, when she collapsed with a stroke. Earlier that morning, she had bid farewell to a lover, a twenty-seven-year old man. No horses were involved.
No, Jews outside of the United States do not display menorahs in their windows during Hanukkah. The menorah, the nine-branched candelabrum, is a traditional symbol of Hanukkah. However, displaying it in the window is largely an American custom.