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February 28
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| 1915 | | Zero Mostel, star of Broadways' Fiddler on the Roof and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, AND the mastermind behind the production number "Springtime for Hitler" in The Producers, born |
| 1934 | | Latin percussionist Willie Correa born in New York City. He later becomes Willie "Bobo", adopting Mary Lou Williams' pet name for him. |
| 1939 | | Guitarist John Fahey born in Maryland.
Tommy Tune, the tallest star on Broadway, celebrates his birthday. |
| 1940 | | Joe South, who was always so much more than his hit, "Purple People Eater Meets The Witch Doctor", born in Atlanta, GA. |
| 1942 | | Rolling Stone's Brian Jones (Lewis Brian Hopkins-Jones) born. |
| 1943 | | Soul singer Barbara Acklin born in Chicago. Illinois. Barbara began singing backup vocals with St. Lawrence and Chess Records, sang duets with Gene Chandler, had hits with "Love Makes A Woman" (#15, 1968) and "Have You Seen Her?" (#3 in US & UK, '71), and was a successful songwriter with the Chi-lites' Eugene Record, who she later married. In the mid-60s she also recorded under the name of Barbara Allen. |
| 1957 | | Philip Gould of Level 42 born.
Ian Stanley of Tears for Fears born.
Wiggy fruggin' Cindy Wilson of the B-52's born. |
| 1966 | | The Cavern Club in Liverpool closes. Beatles fans try to stop police from doing the deed.
CBS labs announces a new image storage disc that will playback through a TV set. Where is it now? |
| 1968 | | Frankie Lymon of the Teenagers is found dead of a Heroin OD In New York City. He was 25. |
| 1974 | | Bobby Bloom, age 28,famed for "Montego Bay" commits suicide. |
| 1978 | | Bob Dylan''s concert in Tokyo is recorded and eventually released as the LP, "Bob Dylan at Budokan". |
| 1979 | | In Bournemouth, UK, an excited fan at a Cure concert pulls her boyfriend's ear off. |
| 1981 | | Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart leave the Tourists, later becoming the Eurythmics. |
| 1985 | | David Byron, vocalist and co-founder of British Rock band Uriah Heep (71-76), dies at age of 38. |
| 1989 | | In Milwaukee G.G.Allin of the Toilet Rockers, deficates on stage and hurls the best parts into the audience. The jury later convicts him ... of? |
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