Jakob Dylan
American singer-songwriter, The Wallflowers
Born
December 9th, 1969
55 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
Links & References
Born in 1969, a singer-songwriter and guitarist from the United States. Founded the rock band The Wallflowers in the early 1990s, which gained popularity with the release of the album 'Bringing Down the Horse.' This album produced several hit singles, including 'One Headlight,' which won a Grammy Award. Pursued a solo career with the release of multiple albums, showcasing a blend of rock and folk influences. Composed music for various films and television, further establishing a reputation in the music industry. Collaborated with numerous artists, contributing to both recording projects and live performances.
Formed The Wallflowers and released 'Bringing Down the Horse'
Won a Grammy Award for 'One Headlight'
Released multiple successful solo albums
Other People Born on December 9th
Redd Foxx
An influential figure in comedy, Redd Foxx gained prominence as a stand-up comedian, performing in nightclubs and theaters throughout the mid-20th century. Foxx is widely recognized for the television series Sanford and Son, which aired from 1972 to 1977. The show showcased his comedic talent and contributed to his legacy in television. He also appeared in films, including appearances in prominent comedies of his era. Throughout his career, Foxx became a staple in African American entertainment, influencing future generations of comedians and actors with his style and humor.
Continue ReadingMona Hanna-Attisha
A pediatrician and professor at Michigan State University, engaged in public health advocacy. Played a crucial role in uncovering the Flint water crisis, highlighting lead contamination affecting children in Flint, Michigan. Her research and outreach efforts aimed to protect vulnerable communities and raise awareness about environmental health issues.
Continue ReadingJoe Ausanio
A former professional baseball player and coach, participation in Major League Baseball occurred from 1991 to 1997 as a relief pitcher. Played for the New York Yankees and the Seattle Mariners. Transitioned to coaching after retirement, contributing to player development and strategy at various levels of baseball.
Continue ReadingMcKayla Maroney
A prominent figure in gymnastics, achieved significant success at the 2012 London Olympics. Secured a gold medal as part of the United States women's gymnastics team and an individual silver medal in the vault competition. Additionally excelled in national competitions and was influential in a generation of gymnasts, inspiring many with her performances and demeanor.
Continue ReadingNicholas Reade
Ordained as a bishop in the Church of England, served as the Bishop of Blackburn from 2001 to 2011. Contributed to the development of church policies and engaged in various community outreach programs. Prior to his role in Blackburn, held positions in other dioceses, including London and East Anglia. Focused on strengthening relationships within the local community and emphasized the importance of social justice and inclusivity within religious practices.
Continue ReadingBerton Churchill
Acted in films during the silent movie era, contributing significantly to the early development of cinema. Appeared in over 70 films throughout a career that spanned multiple decades. Gained recognition for performances in productions such as 'The Birth of a Nation' and 'The Ten Commandments'. In addition to acting, also pursued a career in music, showcasing talent as a singer. Contributed to the arts through various roles, establishing a presence in both film and theater.
Continue Reading