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Nancy was not the hit her father was. But she did have marginal hits, including Sugar Town in 1966.

Sept. 20th brought us Sophia Loren, Gogi Grant, Gary Cole, orchestra leader Frank Devol, Northern Exposure’s Peg Phillips (Photo) and Leah Pinsent. The Calgary station now known as City TV signed on, while Vancouver’s CKLG 73 ended 29 years of rock music and switched fulltime to talk. Jimmy Stewart debuted a radio western ‘The Six-Shooter’ on NBC,; the ‘Bill Cosby Show’ began its popular 8-year run on NBC-TV, while ‘You’ll Never Get Rich’ with Phil Silvers, and the original ‘Hawaii Five-Oh’ had their premieres on CBS-TV. ALL the milestones for Sept. 20th INSIDE.

Newt Gingrich, the former Speaker of the House, was shut down by Harris Faulkner, a Fox News host, and Marie Harf, a former Obama administration State Department staffer and CIA analyst, when he blamed liberal progressive prosecuting attorneys, who have been funded by billionaire George Soros (pictured).

Suzanne worked the CFAX News room in the early 70's

There is no better way to begin the seventeenth year of this podcast than to talk to an old friend of the show, one of the best television personalities in the country, the host of TVO’s The Agenda, Steve Paikin.

Neil Diamond started out in 1962 and has now sold her 100 minion records world-wide. His Hot August Night LP was one of his biggest hits in 1972. Sweet Caroline made it to the charts for him in 1969.

Paper Lace are a Nottingham-based popgroup who rose to success in 1974 and during that year had their only three UKTop 40 hit singles. In the United States they are considered a one-hit wonder, having just a single top 40 chart hit in that country

Born in London, England, Dusty became a member of the Rock ’n Roll and UK Hall of Fame. In 1967 her song The Look Of Love made the charts. Sadly she died at the age of 59 in 1999.

By Lia Eustachewich Page Six dot com September 17, 2020 The star of Netflix docuseries “Cheer” was arrested Thursday on federal child pornography charges — days...