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Egidio24: v2.05 - Fix errors for CW project (Link equal to linktext)

2024-07-16T19:41:11Z

v2.05 - Fix errors for CW project (Link equal to linktext)

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	*[[April 21]] – [[Paul Davis (singer)\|Paul Davis]], singer (died 2008)		*[[April 21]] – [[Paul Davis (singer)\|Paul Davis]], singer (died 2008)
	*[[April 27]] – [[Kate Pierson]] ([[The B-52's]])		*[[April 27]] – [[Kate Pierson]] ([[The B-52's]])
	*[[April 30]] – [[~~Wayne Kramer\|~~Wayne Kramer]] ([[MC5]])		*[[April 30]] – [[Wayne Kramer]] ([[MC5]])
	*[[May 2]] – [[Larry Gatlin]], country singer		*[[May 2]] – [[Larry Gatlin]], country singer
	*[[May 5]] – [[Bill Ward (musician)\|Bill Ward]] ([[Black Sabbath]])		*[[May 5]] – [[Bill Ward (musician)\|Bill Ward]] ([[Black Sabbath]])

SafariScribe: Post-move cleanup, following swap of Wayne Kramer (guitarist) and Wayne Kramer: Changed link from Wayne Kramer (guitarist) to Wayne Kramer using Move+

2024-07-14T23:34:09Z

Post-move cleanup, following swap of Wayne Kramer (guitarist) and Wayne Kramer: Changed link from Wayne Kramer (guitarist) to Wayne Kramer using Move+

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	*[[April 21]] – [[Paul Davis (singer)\|Paul Davis]], singer (died 2008)		*[[April 21]] – [[Paul Davis (singer)\|Paul Davis]], singer (died 2008)
	*[[April 27]] – [[Kate Pierson]] ([[The B-52's]])		*[[April 27]] – [[Kate Pierson]] ([[The B-52's]])
	*[[April 30]] – [[Wayne Kramer ~~(guitarist)~~\|Wayne Kramer]] ([[MC5]])		*[[April 30]] – [[Wayne Kramer\|Wayne Kramer]] ([[MC5]])
	*[[May 2]] – [[Larry Gatlin]], country singer		*[[May 2]] – [[Larry Gatlin]], country singer
	*[[May 5]] – [[Bill Ward (musician)\|Bill Ward]] ([[Black Sabbath]])		*[[May 5]] – [[Bill Ward (musician)\|Bill Ward]] ([[Black Sabbath]])

Rcb1: /* Births */ general fixes

2024-07-06T13:38:50Z

Births: general fixes

Mklcrlssn: Added a few more notable film scores.

2024-06-22T15:54:16Z

Added a few more notable film scores.

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	==Film==		==Film==
	*[[Arnold Bax]] – ''[[Oliver Twist (1948 film)]]''		*[[Arnold Bax]] – ''[[Oliver Twist (1948 film)\|Oliver Twist]]''
	*[[~~Max~~ ~~Steiner~~]] – ''[[~~Key~~ ~~Largo~~ (film)]]''		*[[Brian Easdale]] - ''[[The Red Shoes (1948 film)\|The Red Shoes]]''
	*[[~~Dimitri~~ ~~Tiomkin~~]] – ''[[~~Red River~~ (1948 film)]]''		*[[Jacques Ibert]] - ''[[Macbeth (1948 film)\|Macbeth]]''
	*[[~~Ralph~~ ~~Vaughan Williams~~]] – ''[[~~Scott~~ ~~of the Antarctic~~ (film)]]''		*[[Max Steiner]] – ''[[Key Largo (film)\|Key Largo]]''
			*[[Max Steiner]] - ''[[The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (film)\|The Treasure of the Sierra Madre]]''
			*[[Dimitri Tiomkin]] – ''[[Red River (1948 film)\|Red River]]''
			*[[William Walton]] - ''[[Hamlet (1948 film)\|Hamlet]]''
			*[[Ralph Vaughan Williams]] – ''[[Scott of the Antarctic (film)\|Scott of the Antarctic]]''

	==Musical theatre==		==Musical theatre==

LucasBrown at 20:50, 16 June 2024

2024-06-16T20:50:59Z

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			{{Short description\|none}} <!-- "none" is preferred when the title is sufficiently descriptive; see [[WP:SDNONE]] -->
	{{Short description\|Music-related events during 1948}}
	{{YYYY music\|1948}}		{{YYYY music\|1948}}
	{{Year nav topic5\|1948\|music\|radio\|television\|film}}		{{Year nav topic5\|1948\|music\|radio\|television\|film}}

QuietHere: Link

2024-05-30T05:44:37Z

Link

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	\| [[Benjamin Britten\|Britten, Benjamin]] \|\| ''[[Saint Nicolas (Britten)\|Saint Nicolas]]'', cantata \|\| 1948-06-05 \|\| [[Aldeburgh Festival]] \|\| [[Peter Pears\|Pears]] / [[Aldeburgh Festival Chorus]] – [[Leslie Woodgate\|Woodgate]]<ref>{{IRCAM work\|22778\|Benjamin Britten: ''Saint Nicolas''}}</ref>		\| [[Benjamin Britten\|Britten, Benjamin]] \|\| ''[[Saint Nicolas (Britten)\|Saint Nicolas]]'', cantata \|\| 1948-06-05 \|\| [[Aldeburgh Festival]] \|\| [[Peter Pears\|Pears]] / [[Aldeburgh Festival Chorus]] – [[Leslie Woodgate\|Woodgate]]<ref>{{IRCAM work\|22778\|Benjamin Britten: ''Saint Nicolas''}}</ref>
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	\| [[John Cage\|Cage, John]] \|\| ''[[In a Landscape]]'' \|\| 1948-08-20 \|\| Black Mountain, North Carolina \|\| Cage<ref>[http://www.johncage.org/pp/John-Cage-Work-Detail.cfm?work_ID=106 John Cage website]</ref><ref>{{IRCAM work\|7111\|John Cage: ''In a Landscape''}}</ref>		\| [[John Cage\|Cage, John]] \|\| ''[[List of compositions by John Cage#Modern dance, prepared piano, and the transition to chance (1937–51)\|In a Landscape]]'' \|\| 1948-08-20 \|\| Black Mountain, North Carolina \|\| Cage<ref>[http://www.johncage.org/pp/John-Cage-Work-Detail.cfm?work_ID=106 John Cage website]</ref><ref>{{IRCAM work\|7111\|John Cage: ''In a Landscape''}}</ref>
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	\| [[John Cage\|Cage, John]] \|\| [[Suite for Toy Piano]] \|\| 1948-08-22 \|\| Black Mountain, North Carolina \|\| Cage<ref>{{IRCAM work\|7137\|John Cage: Suite for Toy Piano}}</ref>		\| [[John Cage\|Cage, John]] \|\| [[Suite for Toy Piano]] \|\| 1948-08-22 \|\| Black Mountain, North Carolina \|\| Cage<ref>{{IRCAM work\|7137\|John Cage: Suite for Toy Piano}}</ref>

Camboxer: /* Births */Details added

2024-05-02T18:44:23Z

Births: Details added

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	*[[January 22]] – [[Gilbert Levine]], American conductor and academic		*[[January 22]] – [[Gilbert Levine]], American conductor and academic
	*[[January 23]] – [[Anita Pointer]] ([[The Pointer Sisters]])		*[[January 23]] – [[Anita Pointer]] ([[The Pointer Sisters]])
	*[[January 26]] – [[Corky Laing]] ([[Mountain (band)\|Mountain]])		*[[January 26]] – [[Corky Laing]], rock drummer ([[Mountain (band)\|Mountain]])
	*[[January 27]] – [[Kim Gardner]] ([[Ashton, Gardner and Dyke]]) (died 2001)		*[[January 27]] – [[Kim Gardner]] ([[Ashton, Gardner and Dyke]]) (died 2001)
	*[[January 31]] – [[Joyce Moreno (musician)\|Joyce Moreno]], Brazilian singer-songwriter		*[[January 31]] – [[Joyce Moreno (musician)\|Joyce Moreno]], Brazilian singer-songwriter
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	*[[March 8]] – [[Peggy March\|Little Peggy March]], singer		*[[March 8]] – [[Peggy March\|Little Peggy March]], singer
	*[[March 9]]		*[[March 9]]
	**[[Jeffrey Osborne]], singer ~~and~~ songwriter		**[[Jeffrey Osborne]], singer-songwriter
	**[[Jimmie Fadden]], folk rock percussionist ([[Nitty Gritty Dirt Band]])		**[[Jimmie Fadden]], folk rock percussionist ([[Nitty Gritty Dirt Band]])
	**[[Chris Thompson (English musician)\|Chris Thompson]], singer & guitarist ([[Manfred Mann's Earth Band]])		**[[Chris Thompson (English musician)\|Chris Thompson]], singer & guitarist ([[Manfred Mann's Earth Band]])
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	*[[April 1]]		*[[April 1]]
	**[[Jimmy Cliff]], reggae singer		**[[Jimmy Cliff]], reggae singer
	**[[Simon Crowe]] ([[The Boomtown Rats]])		**[[Simon Crowe]], new wave drummer ([[The Boomtown Rats]])
	*[[April 4]]		*[[April 4]]
	**[[Pick Withers]], drummer ([[Dire Straits]])		**[[Pick Withers]], drummer ([[Dire Straits]])
	**[[Berry Oakley]], bassist ([[The Allman Brothers Band]]) (died 1972)		**[[Berry Oakley]], bassist ([[The Allman Brothers Band]]) (died 1972)
	*[[April 7]] – [[John Oates]] ([[Hall & Oates]])		*[[April 7]] – [[John Oates]], soul singer-songwriter ([[Hall & Oates]])
	*[[April 9]]		*[[April 9]]
	**[[Chico Ryan]] ([[Sha Na Na]])		**[[Chico Ryan]] ([[Sha Na Na]])

Camboxer: /* Births */Details added

2024-05-02T18:39:26Z

Births: Details added

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	*[[February 28]] – [[Geoff Nicholls]], English heavy metal keyboard player (Black Sabbath) (died 2017)		*[[February 28]] – [[Geoff Nicholls]], English heavy metal keyboard player (Black Sabbath) (died 2017)
	*[[March 2]] – [[Rory Gallagher]], musician, songwriter and bandleader (died 1995)		*[[March 2]] – [[Rory Gallagher]], musician, songwriter and bandleader (died 1995)
	*[[March 4]] – [[Chris Squire]], bassist ([[Yes (band)\|Yes]]) ([[The Syn]]) (died 2015)		*[[March 4]] – [[Chris Squire]], bassist ([[Yes (band)\|Yes]], [[The Syn]]) (died 2015)
	*[[March 5]]		*[[March 5]]
	** [[Eddy Grant]], singer-songwriter		** [[Eddy Grant]], singer-songwriter
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	**[[Chris Thompson (English musician)\|Chris Thompson]], singer & guitarist ([[Manfred Mann's Earth Band]])		**[[Chris Thompson (English musician)\|Chris Thompson]], singer & guitarist ([[Manfred Mann's Earth Band]])
	*[[March 12]] – [[James Taylor]], singer-songwriter		*[[March 12]] – [[James Taylor]], singer-songwriter
	*[[March 17]] – [[Fran Byrne]] ([[Ace (band)\|Ace]])		*[[March 17]] – [[Fran Byrne]], rock drummer ([[Ace (band)\|Ace]])
	*[[March 22]]		*[[March 22]]
	** [[Andrew Lloyd Webber]], composer		** [[Andrew Lloyd Webber]], composer
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	** [[Richard Tandy]], rock keyboard player ([[Electric Light Orchestra]]) (died 2022)		** [[Richard Tandy]], rock keyboard player ([[Electric Light Orchestra]]) (died 2022)
	*[[March 28]]		*[[March 28]]
	**[[John Evan]]s, rock keyboard player ([[Jethro Tull (band)\|Jethro Tull]])		**[[John Evan]](s), rock keyboard player ([[Jethro Tull (band)\|Jethro Tull]])
	**[[Milan Williams]], funk keyboard player ([[Commodores]])		**[[Milan Williams]], funk keyboard player ([[Commodores]])
	*[[March 30]] – [[Jim "Dandy" Mangrum]], Southern rock singer ([[Black Oak Arkansas]])		*[[March 30]] – [[Jim "Dandy" Mangrum]], Southern rock singer ([[Black Oak Arkansas]])
	*[[April 1]]		*[[April 1]]
	**[[Jimmy Cliff]], reggae singer		**[[Jimmy Cliff]], reggae singer
	** [[Simon Crowe]] ([[The Boomtown Rats]])		**[[Simon Crowe]] ([[The Boomtown Rats]])
	*[[April 4]]		*[[April 4]]
	**[[Pick Withers]], drummer ([[Dire Straits]])		**[[Pick Withers]], drummer ([[Dire Straits]])

Camboxer: /* Births */Details added

2024-05-02T18:35:19Z

Births: Details added

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	==Births==		==Births==
	*[[January 2]] – [[Kerry Minnear]], rock ~~keyboardist~~ ([[Gentle Giant]])		*[[January 2]] – [[Kerry Minnear]], rock keyboard player ([[Gentle Giant]])
	*[[January 7]] – [[Kenny Loggins]], singer-songwriter (Loggins and Messina)		*[[January 7]] – [[Kenny Loggins]], singer-songwriter (Loggins and Messina)
	*[[January 8]] – [[Paul King (Mungo Jerry)\|Paul King]], rock musician ([[Mungo Jerry]])		*[[January 8]] – [[Paul King (Mungo Jerry)\|Paul King]], rock musician ([[Mungo Jerry]])
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	** [[José José]] (José Sosa Ortiz), Mexican Latin singer and instrumentalist (died 2019)		** [[José José]] (José Sosa Ortiz), Mexican Latin singer and instrumentalist (died 2019)
	** [[Broderick Smith]], English-born Australian multi-instrumentalist (died 2023)		** [[Broderick Smith]], English-born Australian multi-instrumentalist (died 2023)
	*[[February 18]] – [[Keith Knudsen]], American singer-songwriter and drummer ([[The Doobie Brothers]]) ([[Southern Pacific (band)\|Southern Pacific]]) (died 2005)		*[[February 18]] – [[Keith Knudsen]], American singer-songwriter and drummer ([[The Doobie Brothers]], [[Southern Pacific (band)\|Southern Pacific]]) (died 2005)
	*[[February 19]] – [[Tony Iommi]], English heavy metal lead guitarist and songwriter ([[Black Sabbath]])		*[[February 19]] – [[Tony Iommi]], English heavy metal lead guitarist and songwriter ([[Black Sabbath]])
	*[[February 28]] – [[Geoff Nicholls]], English heavy metal keyboard player (Black Sabbath) (died 2017)		*[[February 28]] – [[Geoff Nicholls]], English heavy metal keyboard player (Black Sabbath) (died 2017)
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	*[[March 4]] – [[Chris Squire]], bassist ([[Yes (band)\|Yes]]) ([[The Syn]]) (died 2015)		*[[March 4]] – [[Chris Squire]], bassist ([[Yes (band)\|Yes]]) ([[The Syn]]) (died 2015)
	*[[March 5]]		*[[March 5]]
	** [[Eddy Grant]], singer ~~and~~ songwriter		** [[Eddy Grant]], singer-songwriter
	** [[Richard Hickox]], [[Conducting\|conductor]]		** [[Richard Hickox]], [[Conducting\|conductor]]
	*[[March 8]] – [[Peggy March\|Little Peggy March]], singer		*[[March 8]] – [[Peggy March\|Little Peggy March]], singer
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	*[[March 22]]		*[[March 22]]
	** [[Andrew Lloyd Webber]], composer		** [[Andrew Lloyd Webber]], composer
	** [[Randy Hobbs]] ([[The McCoys]])		** [[Randy Hobbs]], rock bassist ([[The McCoys]])
	*[[March 24]] – [[Lee Oskar]] ([[War (U.S. band)\|War]])		*[[March 24]] – [[Lee Oskar]], rock-funk harmonica player ([[War (U.S. band)\|War]])
	*[[March 25]] – [[Michael Stanley]], singer-songwriter and DJ		*[[March 25]] – [[Michael Stanley]], singer-songwriter and DJ
	*[[March 26]]		*[[March 26]]
	** [[Steven Tyler]] ([[Aerosmith]])		** [[Steven Tyler]], rock singer ([[Aerosmith]])
	** [[Richard Tandy]] ([[Electric Light Orchestra]])		** [[Richard Tandy]], rock keyboard player ([[Electric Light Orchestra]]) (died 2022)
	*[[March 28]]		*[[March 28]]
	**[[John Evan]]s ([[Jethro Tull (band)\|Jethro Tull]])		**[[John Evan]]s, rock keyboard player ([[Jethro Tull (band)\|Jethro Tull]])
	**[[Milan Williams]] ([[Commodores]])		**[[Milan Williams]], funk keyboard player ([[Commodores]])
	*[[March 30]] – [[Jim "Dandy" Mangrum~~\|Jim Dandy~~]] ([[Black Oak Arkansas]])		*[[March 30]] – [[Jim "Dandy" Mangrum]], Southern rock singer ([[Black Oak Arkansas]])
	*[[April 1]]		*[[April 1]]
	**[[Jimmy Cliff]], reggae singer		**[[Jimmy Cliff]], reggae singer

Johnwellsking: grammatical edit

2024-03-10T12:47:21Z

grammatical edit

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	==Top popular records==		==Top popular records==

	The following songs appeared in [[Billboard Hot 100#History\|The Billboard's 'Best Selling Retail Records']], 'Records Most-Played On the Air' and 'Most Played Juke Box Records' charts, starting November 1947 and before December 1948. Each week fifteen points were awarded to the number one record, then nine points for number two, eight points for number three, and so on. This system rewards songs that reach the highest positions, as well as those that had the longest chart runs. The total of a song's complete chart run is determined (never cutoff at the end of December, as in The Billboard's year-end lists), then the three Popular charts are combined, with that number determining a record's year-end rank. Regional charts determine the 11-25 rankings each week, and records that failed to score on the main chart were ranked by highest position. If a record ~~only~~ scored on one or two of the popular charts, it will obviously rank lower than a national hit on radios and juke boxes. Additional information from other sources is reported, but not used for ranking. This includes dates obtained from the "[[Discography of American Historical Recordings]]" website, chart performance from '[[Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs\|Most Played Juke Box Race Records]]', 'Most Played Juke Box Folk (Hillbilly) Records', 'Cashbox', and other sources as noted.		The following songs appeared in [[Billboard Hot 100#History\|The Billboard's 'Best Selling Retail Records']], 'Records Most-Played On the Air' and 'Most Played Juke Box Records' charts, starting November 1947 and before December 1948. Each week fifteen points were awarded to the number one record, then nine points for number two, eight points for number three, and so on. This system rewards songs that reach the highest positions, as well as those that had the longest chart runs. The total of a song's complete chart run is determined (never cutoff at the end of December, as in The Billboard's year-end lists), then the three Popular charts are combined, with that number determining a record's year-end rank. Regional charts determine the 11-25 rankings each week, and records that failed to score on the main chart were ranked by highest position. If a record scored on only one or two of the popular charts, it will obviously rank lower than a national hit on radios and juke boxes. Additional information from other sources is reported, but not used for ranking. This includes dates obtained from the "[[Discography of American Historical Recordings]]" website, chart performance from '[[Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs\|Most Played Juke Box Race Records]]', 'Most Played Juke Box Folk (Hillbilly) Records', 'Cashbox', and other sources as noted.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	! Rank		! Rank

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	{{Short description\|Music-related events during 1948}}
	{{YYYY music\|1948}}		{{YYYY music\|1948}}
	{{Year nav topic5\|1948\|music\|radio\|television\|film}}		{{Year nav topic5\|1948\|music\|radio\|television\|film}}

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	**[[Rick Reynolds]] ([[Black Oak Arkansas]])		**[[Rick Reynolds]] ([[Black Oak Arkansas]])
	** [[Telma Hopkins]] ([[Tony Orlando and Dawn]])		** [[Telma Hopkins]] ([[Tony Orlando and Dawn]])
	*[[November 3]] – [[Lulu (singer)\|Lulu]], singer and actress		*[[November 3]] – [[Lulu (singer)\|Lulu]], Scottish singer and actress
	*[[November 6]]		*[[November 6]]
	**[[Glenn Frey]] ([[Eagles (band)\|Eagles]]) (died 2016)		**[[Glenn Frey]] ([[Eagles (band)\|Eagles]]), American singer-songwriter (died 2016)
	** [[George Young (rock musician)\|George Young]] ([[The Easybeats]])		** [[George Young (rock musician)\|George Young]] ([[The Easybeats]]), Australian singer-songwriter
	** [[Rushton Moreve]] ([[Steppenwolf (band)\|Steppenwolf]])		** [[Rushton Moreve]] ([[Steppenwolf (band)\|Steppenwolf]]), American bass guitarist
	*[[November 16]]		*[[November 16]]
	**[[Chi Coltrane]], American singer-songwriter and pianist		**[[Chi Coltrane]], American singer-songwriter and pianist
	**[[Robert John "Mutt" Lange]], South African record producer and songwriter ([[Shania Twain]], [[Stevie Vann]])		**[[Robert John "Mutt" Lange]], South African record producer and songwriter ([[Shania Twain]], [[Stevie Vann]])
	*[[November 20]] – [[Martti Wallén]]. opera singer		*[[November 20]] – [[Martti Wallén]], Finnish opera singer (died 2024)
	*[[November 21]] – [[Lonnie Jordan]], funk singer-songwriter ([[War (U.S. band)\|War]])		*[[November 21]] – [[Lonnie Jordan]], American funk singer-songwriter ([[War (U.S. band)\|War]])
	*[[November 22]] – [[Dennis Larden]], sunshine pop singer-guitarist ([[Every Mother's Son]])
	*[[December 1]] – [[Eric Bloom]], hard rock singer-songwriter ([[Blue Öyster Cult]])		*[[December 1]] – [[Eric Bloom]], hard rock singer-songwriter ([[Blue Öyster Cult]])
	*[[December 3]] – [[Ozzy Osbourne]], rock singer ([[Black Sabbath]]) (husband of [[Sharon Osbourne]] and father of [[Kelly Osbourne]] and [[Jack Osbourne]])		*[[December 3]] – [[Ozzy Osbourne]], rock singer ([[Black Sabbath]]) (husband of [[Sharon Osbourne]] and father of [[Kelly Osbourne]] and [[Jack Osbourne]])