At 87 years old, Ms. Day has now officially surpassed George Burns and her dear friend crooner Tony Bennett following the December 2011 release of her US album, “My Heart.” Both performers held the honor at 84 and 85 years of age, respectively.
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Doris Day Update
DISCOVERING DORIS: Hollywood showbiz icon Doris Day received last night the Los Angeles Film Critics Association’s ‘Career Achievement Award’ – now she also has another distinction to her name, that of being the oldest living person to ever reach the ‘Top 150′ on the American Billboard Music Chart.
At 87 years old, Ms. Day has now officially surpassed George Burns and her dear friend crooner Tony Bennett following the December 2011 release of her US album, “My Heart.” Both performers held the honor at 84 and 85 years of age, respectively.
At 87 years old, Ms. Day has now officially surpassed George Burns and her dear friend crooner Tony Bennett following the December 2011 release of her US album, “My Heart.” Both performers held the honor at 84 and 85 years of age, respectively.
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Bill, just wanted to alert you that you can hear a re-broadcast of our Birthday Tribute to Doris Day today, SUnday at 3pm - 6pm New York Time by going to:
www.baltimorenetradio.com
Click on the red button that says "Listen Live" - we have some great DD music and wonderful interviews....think you will enjoy this special show as well as the music we play 24/7.
If you like Dolly Parton, we are doing a LIVE birthday Tribute to her on SUnday, January 22nd - interviewed her last Monday - what a hoot. Great Lady with wonderful personality.
Check us out on Baltimore Net Radio!
Hear Doris Day every day,24/7, on www.sampod4u.com. Hear her special message to our website and all its listeners.
Also, hear the best music of the 10the 20th Century and lots of other neat stuff.
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