Roy Ayers
American jazz-fusion vibraphonist
A prominent figure in jazz and R&B, achieved recognition for blending jazz with funk and soul. Played a significant role in the development of acid jazz. Released influential albums such as 'Everybody Loves the Sunshine' and 'Mystic Voyage'. Collaborated with various artists and contributed to numerous soundtracks, further enhancing the genre's reach. Actively performed since the 1960s and became a respected name within the jazz community.
Released 'Everybody Loves the Sunshine'
Contributed to the acid jazz movement
Collaborated with artists such as Erykah Badu and Fela Kuti
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Corban Knight
Professional ice hockey player
Born
September 10th, 1990 36 years ago
A professional ice hockey player from Canada, played center in the National Hockey League (NHL). Played for the Florida Panthers during the 2013-2014 season. In addition to his time in the NHL, contributed significantly to several teams in lower leagues, building a reputation for solid two-way play and offensive contributions. After a professional playing career, transitioned to coaching and player development roles.
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Footballer, Wigan Athletic midfielder
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September 10th, 1991 35 years ago
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Spanish Queen Consort of France
Born
September 10th, 1638 388 years ago
Died
July 30th, 1683 343 years ago — 44 years old
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Russian-Swiss painter and key artist.
Born
September 10th, 1860 166 years ago
Died
February 6th, 1938 88 years ago — 77 years old
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Danish anatomist and medical educator
Born
September 10th, 1655 371 years ago
Died
1738 288 years ago — 83 years old
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Estonian architect known for proposal
Born
September 10th, 1884 142 years ago
Died
1964 62 years ago — 80 years old
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