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| − | Eric Hilliard “Ricky” Nelson, also known as Rick Nelson was | + | '''Eric Hilliard “Ricky” Nelson''', also known as Rick Nelson was born in Teaneck, [[New Jersey]] on May 8, 1940, the younger son of Ozzie Nelson, the leader of a big band, and Harriet Hilliard Nelson, the band’s singer. Along with brother David Nelson, the family starred in the long-running radio and television series “The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet.” |
| − | born in Teaneck, New Jersey on May 8, 1940, the younger son of | |
| − | Ozzie Nelson, the leader of a big band, and Harriet Hilliard Nelson, | |
| − | the band’s singer. Along with brother David Nelson, the family | |
| − | starred in the long-running radio and television series | |
| − | “The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet.” | |
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| − | As a teenage idol at 17 years of age Ricky Nelson began a rock | + | As a teenage idol at 17 years of age Ricky Nelson began a rock and roll music career by recording a song written and made popular by [[Fats Domino]] just a few weeks earlier in 1957. “I’m Walkin’” gave both artists a top five hit and would be the first of 55 appearances on the charts for Ricky Nelson. |
| − | and roll music career by recording a song written and made | + | “A Teenager’s Romance” was Ricky’s second million seller, followed by Be-Bop Baby, “ “Stood Up,” “Believe What You Say,” “Poor Little Fool,” “Lonesome Town,” “Never Be Anyone Else But You,” “It’s Late,” “Just a Little Too Much,” “Travelin’ Man,” “Hello Mary Lou,” “Young World,” “It’s Up To You,” “For You” and “Garden Party.” |
| − | popular by Fats Domino just a few weeks earlier in 1957. | |
| − | “I’m Walkin’” gave both artists a top five hit and would be the | |
| − | irst of 55 appearances on the charts for Ricky Nelson.
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| − | “A Teenager’s Romance” was Ricky’s second million seller, | |
| − | followed by Be-Bop Baby, “ “Stood Up,” “Believe What You Say,” | |
| − | “Poor Little Fool,” “Lonesome Town,” “Never Be Anyone Else | |
| − | But You,” “It’s Late,” “Just a Little Too Much,” “Travelin’ Man,” | |
| − | “Hello Mary Lou,” “Young World,” “It’s Up To You,” “For You” | |
| − | and “Garden Party.” | |
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| − | Elvis Presley and the Beatles had numerous two-sided hits, but | + | [[Elvis Presley]] and the [[Beatles]] had numerous two-sided hits, but rounding out the top 3 acts to achieve that distinction is Ricky Nelson who had three consecutive double sided top 10 hits |
| − | rounding out the top 3 acts to achieve that distinction is | + | with “Lonesome Town” backed with “I Got A Feeling”, “Never Be Anyone Else But You” backed with “It’s Late” and “Just A Little Too Much” backed with “Sweeter Than You”. |
| − | Ricky Nelson who had three consecutive double sided top 10 hits | |
| − | with “Lonesome Town” backed with “I Got A Feeling”, | |
| − | “Never Be Anyone Else But You” backed with “It’s Late” | |
| − | and “Just A Little Too Much” backed with “Sweeter Than You”. | |
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| − | In addition to his recording career, Ricky Nelson also | + | In addition to his recording career, Ricky Nelson also appeared in movies, including “Rio Bravo” with [[John Wayne]] and [[Dean Martin]] in 1959. |
| − | appeared in movies, including “Rio Bravo” with John Wayne | |
| − | and Dean Martin in 1959. | |
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| − | In 1987 Ricky Nelson was elected to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame | + | In 1987 Ricky Nelson was elected to the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] and also has a star on the [[Hollywood Walk of Fame]]. In 2007 Ricky Nelson was inducted into the Hit Parade Hall of Fame. |
| − | and also has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. | |
| − | In 2007 Ricky Nelson was inducted into the Hit Parade Hall of Fame. | |
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| − | At 45 years of age in 1985, he began a tour of the southern | + | At 45 years of age in 1985, he began a tour of the southern [[United States]] and was on his way to New Year’s Eve concert in [[Dallas]], when he died in a plane crash near De Kalb, [[Texas]]. |
| − | United States and was on his way to New Year’s Eve concert | |
| − | in Dallas, when he died in a plane crash near De Kalb, Texas. | |
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| − | 2007
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