MUSIC, TV and MOVIES: Compare Your Age to Entertainment Events

I found out about this one site from Pack of 2 that compares your age to stars and to events in the entertainment industry. Here's what came up for me... - OlderMusicGeek

You are 42 years old and about:
30 years 7 months younger than Yoko Ono, age 73
22 years 4 months younger than Bob Dylan, age 64
20 years 2 months younger than Mick Jagger, age 62
18 years 6 months younger than Eric Clapton, age 60
15 years 4 months younger than Stevie Nicks, age 57
8 years 0 months younger than David Lee Roth, age 50
5 years 1 month younger than Madonna, age 47
1 year 7 months younger than Jon Bon Jovi, age 44
3 years 6 months older than Billy Corgan, age 39
6 years 6 months older than Mariah Carey, age 35
10 years 8 months older than Alanis Morissette, age 31
18 years 2 months older than Britney Spears, age 24

(Where's the singers from the '50's like Chuck Berry or Little Richard? - OMG)

and when these songs were topping the charts
and these events occurred your age was:
Downtown, Petula Clark: 1
The 8 track tape player first offered in 1966 Fords: 1
To Sir with Love, Lulu: 4
Hey Jude, The Beatles: 4
Woodstock Music Festival: 5
Me and Bobby McGee, Janis Joplin: 7
ABC TV premieres In Concert: 9
Time in a Bottle, Jim Croce: 10
I Shot the Sheriff, Eric Clapton: 10
Silly Love Songs, Wings: 12
Elvis Presley Dies: 13
Do Ya Think I'm Sexy, Rod Stewart: 15
Another Brick in the Wall, Pink Floyd: 16
John Lennon is shot to death: 17
MTV makes its debut: 17
Who Can it be Now, Men at Work: 19
The recording of We Are The World: 21
Walk Like an Egyptian, Bangles: 23
Didn't We Almost have it all, Whitney Houston: 23
Back In The U.S.S.R. is released exclusively in Russia: 25
Nothing Compares 2 U, Sinead O'Connor: 26
Emotions, Mariah Carey: 28
Fleetwood Mac perform at Bill Clinton's inauguration: 29
The Sign, Ace Of Base: 30
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum opens: 31

You are 42 years old and about:
44 years 8 months younger than Zsa Zsa Gabor, age 87
33 years 4 months younger than Clint Eastwood, age 75
30 years 8 months younger than Kim Novak, age 73
27 years 8 months younger than Burt Reynolds, age 70
23 years 8 months younger than Nick Nolte, age 66
22 years 5 months younger than Ann-Margret, age 64
16 years 7 months younger than Billy Crystal, age 59
13 years 11 months younger than Whoopi Goldberg, age 56
11 years 2 months younger than Robin Williams, age 53
7 years 3 months younger than Tom Hanks, age 49
4 years 10 months younger than Jamie Lee Curtis, age 47
2 years 6 months younger than Eddie Murphy, age 44
6 years 10 months older than Jennifer Lopez, age 35
15 years 5 months older than Jennifer Love Hewitt, age 27
24 years 6 months older than Haley Joel Osment, age 17

and when these movies were released in the U.S. your age was:
The Sound of Music: 1
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner: 4
Midnight Cowboy: 5
The Godfather: 8
American Graffiti: 9
Jaws: 11
Star Wars: 13
Animal House: 14
Star Trek: The Motion Picture: 16
ET: 18
The Terminator: 21
Top Gun: 22
Planes, Trains & Automobiles: 24
Steel Magnolias: 26
Home Alone: 27
Wayne's World: 28
Jurassic Park: 29
Forrest Gump: 30
Fargo: 32
Saving Private Ryan: 34
Toy Story 2: 36

You are 42 years old and about:
37 years 4 months younger than Andy Griffith, age 79
33 years 10 months younger than Dick Clark, age 76
32 years 6 months younger than Leonard Nimoy, age 74
30 years 5 months younger than Carol Burnett, age 72
27 years 8 months younger than Alan Alda, age 70
26 years 3 months younger than Bill Cosby, age 68
20 years 10 months younger than Linda Evans, age 63
18 years 8 months younger than Tom Selleck, age 61
15 years 9 months younger than Ted Danson, age 58
13 years 5 months younger than Jay Leno, age 55
9 years 8 months younger than Oprah Winfrey, age 52
8 years 7 months younger than Kelsey Grammer, age 51
5 years 4 months younger than Drew Carey, age 47
2 years 4 months younger than Michael J. Fox, age 44
1 year 1 month older than Calista Flockhart, age 41
5 years 4 months older than Jennifer Aniston, age 37
9 years 3 months older than Alyssa Milano, age 33
14 years 2 months older than Colin Hanks, age 28
19 years 10 months older than Mila Kunis, age 22
27 years 9 months older than Madylin Sweeten, age 14

and that you were:
2 years old at the time the first Star Trek episode was televised
7 years old when All in the Family was first shown
8 years old at the time the TV series M*A*S*H began
12 years old when Saturday Night Live first aired
14 years old when CBS introduced Dallas
17 years old during the first airing of Hill Street Blues
19 years old at the time the first Cheers episode was televised
23 years old when L.A. Law was first aired on TV
23 years old at the time the series Married with Children began
26 years old when Seinfeld was first televised
27 years old in the month Home Improvement began
30 years old at the time the TV series Friends began
32 years old when Everybody Loves Raymond first aired
35 years old when Who Wants To Be A Millionaire began in the US

MUSIC: Track List on Some Christmas Stuff

Tracklist on stuff I couldn’t find at All Music, mixed tapes of my own and one tape from a friend


Xmas Show (a tape I made for a radio Christmas show I did in college plus some stuff I found later)

Side One
Jingle Bell Jam - ?
Father Christmas – The Kinks
Little Saint Nick – Dr Teeth and The Electric Mayhem (The Muppets)
Santa Claus is Coming to Town – Bruce Springsteen
Santa Claus and His Old Lady Commune – Cheech and Chong
Run Rudolph Run – Dave Edmunds
Sleigh Ride – The Ronettes
Frosty the Snowman – Jackson 5
Wonderful Christmas Time – Paul McCartney
The Twelve Days of Christmas – Bob & Doug McKenzie (Dave Thomas and Rick Moranis)
Jesus – Queen
Happy Xmas (The War is Over) – John Lennon
Auld Lang Syne – Chas and Dave

Side Two
Another Rock N Roll Christmas – Gary Glitter
Ain’t No Sanity Clause – The Damned
One Christmas Catalogue – Captain Sensible
Little Drummer Boy/Peace on Earth – Bing Crosby and David Bowie
Stille Nacht, Heilige Nacht – Peter Schilling
I Wish It Could be Christmas Every Day – Wizzard
I Believe in Father Christmas – Greg Lake
Do They Know It’s Christmas? – Band-Aid
Do They Know It’s Christmas? Side Two – Band-Aid
All Alone on Christmas – Darlene Love
Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas – Mel Torme
It’s Christmas All Over Again – Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers


It’s a Blue Christmas Collection (side one of a tape put together by a Peace Corps buddy of mine who loves the blues – but he didn’t write down any titles and artists, so I’m guessing at the name of the songs and can’t tell you who’s singing most of them) (side two is a collection of gospel music)

Blue Christmas – Elvis Presley
It’s Christmas Eve and I’m Feeling Mighty Fine - ?
I Hear Sleigh Bells Ring - ?
Jingle Bells - ?
Jingle Bells are Ringing - ?
I’ll Be Home for Christmas - ?
Jingle Bells (boogie-woogie piano version) - ?
I Hear Jingle Bells - ?
Christmas Ball Blues – Leon Redbone
Christmas Island – Leon Redbone
Christmas Night in Harlem – Louis Armstrong
Santy Claus, Send My Baby Back to Me - ?
Boogie Woogie Santa Claus - ?
Night Before Christmas (boogie-woogie version) - ?
Happy New Year/Auld Lang Syne - ?
Please Come Home for Christmas - ?


It’s Christmas Time (a tape I found for 50 cents in a Best Buy discount section)

Side One
The Christmas Song – Nat King Cole
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing – Julie Andrews
O Holy Night – Bing Crosby
What Child is This – The Lettermen
White Christmas – Dean Martin

Side Two
Feliz Navidad – Jose Feliciano
God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen – Roger Whittaker
Santa Claus is Coming to Town – Lou Rowls
Frosty the Snowman – The Beach Boys
Jingle Bell Rock – Bill Haley & The Comets




20 Christmas Classics (A Motown collection of Christmas tunes)
White Christmas – The Supremes
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer – The Temptations
Frosty the Snowman – Jackson 5
What Christmas Means to Me – Stevie Wonder
Santa Claus is Coming to Town – Jackson 5
Jingle Bells – Smokey Robinson and The Miracles
Little Christmas Tree – Michael Jackson
Some Day at Christmas – Stevie Wonder
Let It Snow – The Temptations
I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus – Jackson 5
Christmas Lullaby – Smokey Robinson and The Miracles
My Christmas Tree – Diana Ross
Up On the House Top – Jackson 5
Christmas Song – Stevie Wonder
Little Bright Star – Diana Ross and The Supremes
Silent Night – The Temptations
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen – Smokey Robinson and The Miracles
Christmas Won’t Be the Same This Year – Jackson 5
Silver Bells – The Supremes


XMAS (a tape of stuff I got from the radio and the public library)

Side One
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer – The Texas Tornados
Run Rudolph Run – Chuck Berry
The Christians and the Pagans – Dar Williams
The Last Month of the Year – The Fairfield Four
White Christmas – Frank Sinatra
Deck the Halls (reggae style) - ?
White Christmas – Bing Crosby
Rocking Around the Christmas Tree – Darlene Love and Ronnie Spector
Santa Claus is Coming to Town – Cyndi Lauper and Frank Sinatra
Beatles Christmas Greetings 1963
Ding Dong, Ding Dong – George Harrison
Beatles Christmas Greetings 1968
Christmastime is Here Again – The Beatles
- Canned Heat and The Chipmunks
White Christmas – The Drifters
White Christmas (fast-paced boogie-woogie piano version) - ?
Beatles Christmas Greetings 1966
Santa Claus is Coming to Town – Ray Charles
Silent Night – The Byrds

Side Two
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer – Harry Connick, Jr
Feliz Navidad – Freddy Fender
Carol of the Bells – Trans-Siberian Orchestra?
Merry Christmas Girl – Graham Parker
Merry Christmas, Baby – ?
Sled Zeppelin – Bob Rivers
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer – Harry Connick, Jr
Silent Night – Sinead O’Connor
Thanks for Christmas – 3 Wise Men (alias XTC)
Santa’s Beard – They Might Be Giants
Three Ships – Sting
Jingle Bells – Willie Nelson
Silver Bells – Wilson Pickett
Mambo Santa Claus - ?
Ride On Santa - ?
Christmastime is Here Again – The Beatles
Christmas Every Day – The Temptations
Little Drummer Boy – The Temptations