Gogi Grant
American singer with popular hits
Born
September 20th, 1924
100 years ago
Died
2016
9 years ago — 92 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
Links & References
Rose to prominence in the 1950s as a pop singer. Achieved significant success with the hit single 'The Wayward Wind', which topped the charts and earned widespread acclaim. Gogi Grant's career spanned several decades, featuring performances on major television shows and recordings that resonated with audiences. The artist's smooth vocals and emotive delivery defined her style, contributing to the evolution of popular music in that era.
Released the hit single 'The Wayward Wind'
Sold over a million copies of 'The Wayward Wind'
Performed on shows such as 'The Ed Sullivan Show'
Other People Born on September 20th
Chris Mooney
This individual worked as a journalist and academic, focusing on the intersection of science and policy. Topics of interest included climate change, public understanding of science, and communication strategies related to environmental issues. Important publications included books such as 'The Republican War on Science' and 'Unscientific America', which addressed the relationship between scientific inquiry and political discourse. Contributions to various media outlets provided insights into the challenges of conveying scientific information to the public.
Continue ReadingAnne Meara
This actress and playwright gained recognition for numerous roles across film and television. Meara appeared in the popular television series 'The Odd Couple' alongside her husband, playing the character of Muriel. She had a successful career in theater, co-founding the comedy duo Stiller and Meara with her husband, Jerry Stiller. The duo performed on a variety of platforms, including television and live shows. Meara also received critical acclaim for her work in film, with appearances in 'The King of Queens' and 'Annotation: An American Perspectives'. Her contributions spanned acting, writing, and performing, showcasing a wide range of talent throughout her career.
Continue ReadingArthur
The Prince of Wales held the title as the eldest son of King Henry VII of England. Born in 1486, Arthur was betrothed to Catherine of Aragon to strengthen the alliance between England and Spain. In 1502, he died shortly after his marriage. His untimely demise impacted the course of English history, leading to his brother, Henry VIII, ascending the throne and marrying Catherine later. Arthur's life and death set the stage for significant political and religious changes in England, particularly during the Tudor dynasty.
Continue ReadingJim Taylor
Played as a fullback in the National Football League for the Green Bay Packers from 1958 to 1966. Contributed to the team's success during the 1960s, including victories in the first two Super Bowls. Achieved Pro Bowl selections and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1976. Transitioned to sports broadcasting after retirement, providing insights and commentary on football.
Continue ReadingÁngel Sánchez
Played in Major League Baseball as an infielder. Began professional career in 2001, signing with the Chicago Cubs. Made MLB debut in 2004 and had stints with the Kansas City Royals and the New York Mets. Concluded baseball career in the minor leagues after a long tenure. Earned accolades in the minor leagues for consistent performance and versatility on the field.
Continue ReadingIsaac Cofie
Born in Ghana, this footballer has played as a midfielder for several clubs across Europe and Africa. Starting his career at Kotoko in Ghana, he later moved to Europe, joining clubs like Genoa and traveled across various leagues including stints in Spain and Belgium. His consistent performances have been marked by a blend of defensive skills and playmaking abilities. Cofie has also represented the national team in various competitions, showcasing his talent on a larger stage.
Continue Reading