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1936

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  1. Kenny Hodges
    Kenny Hodges, bassist and singer with Spanky and Our Gang, was born in Jacksonville, Florida.
  2. Elsbeary Hobbs
    Elsbeary Hobbs, bassist and vocalist with The Drifters, was born in New York City.
  3. Charles Pope
    Charles Pope ze skupiny The Tams se narodil v Atlantě ve státě Georgia.
  4. Dale Hawkins
    American rock singer, songwriter, and guitarist Delmar Allen “Dale” Hawkins was born at Goldmine Plantation in Louisiana. He became best known for recording the swamp-rock hit “Susie Q” and later also worked as a music producer and manager.
  5. Chuck Brown
    “Godfather of go-go” Chuck Brown was born in Gaston, North Carolina. He later moved to Washington, D.C., and became a pioneer of the go-go style, best represented by his hit “Bustin' Loose”.
  6. Rudy Lewis
    R&B singer Rudy Lewis of The Drifters, born Charles Rudolph Harrell, was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
  7. Helen McKay
    Helen McKay sang “Here's Looking At You” with music by Duke Ellington during a test transmission by the BBC television service. According to the source, it was the first song ever broadcast on television.