Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "April 11 (the birthday of Richard Berry) is celebrated as International Louie Louie Day and is listed by Chase's Calendar of Events, the National Special Events Registry, and other sources. This date was chosen as the most significant date for the observance of International Louie Louie Day from a list of "Louie Louie"-related dates occurring in April, including:April 6, 1963 – The Kingsmen recorded the version that made “Louie Louie” famous/infamous.April 13, 1963 – Paul Revere and the Raiders recorded their competing version in the same studio.April 1, 1985 – First annual WMMR Louie Louie Parade in Philadelphia (cancelled in 1989 due to excessive rowdiness).April 12, 1985 – “Louie Louie Day” proclaimed by the state of Washington.April 14, 1985 – “Louie Louie Day” proclaimed by the mayor of Seattle.April 2, 1986 – “Louie Louie Day” proclaimed by the state of Oregon.April 10, 1998 – The Kingsmen won an historic legal case against Gusto Records/GML, regaining ownership and royalty rights to all their recordings.Support for International Louie Louie Day and other "Louie Louie"-related observances is provided by the Louie Louie Advocacy and Music Appreciation Society (LLAMAS) and "Louie Louie" fans worldwide.Commemorations of International Louie Louie Day have included newspaper articles, magazine stories, and radio programs with discussions of the song's history and playlists of multiple "Louie Louie" versions.In 2011, KFJC celebrated International Louie Louie Day with a reprise of its 1983 "Maximum Louie Louie" event, featuring multiple "Louie Louie" versions, new music by Richard Berry and appearances by musicians, DJs, and celebrities with "Louie Louie" connections."@en }
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- International_Louie_Louie_Day abstract "April 11 (the birthday of Richard Berry) is celebrated as International Louie Louie Day and is listed by Chase's Calendar of Events, the National Special Events Registry, and other sources. This date was chosen as the most significant date for the observance of International Louie Louie Day from a list of "Louie Louie"-related dates occurring in April, including:April 6, 1963 – The Kingsmen recorded the version that made “Louie Louie” famous/infamous.April 13, 1963 – Paul Revere and the Raiders recorded their competing version in the same studio.April 1, 1985 – First annual WMMR Louie Louie Parade in Philadelphia (cancelled in 1989 due to excessive rowdiness).April 12, 1985 – “Louie Louie Day” proclaimed by the state of Washington.April 14, 1985 – “Louie Louie Day” proclaimed by the mayor of Seattle.April 2, 1986 – “Louie Louie Day” proclaimed by the state of Oregon.April 10, 1998 – The Kingsmen won an historic legal case against Gusto Records/GML, regaining ownership and royalty rights to all their recordings.Support for International Louie Louie Day and other "Louie Louie"-related observances is provided by the Louie Louie Advocacy and Music Appreciation Society (LLAMAS) and "Louie Louie" fans worldwide.Commemorations of International Louie Louie Day have included newspaper articles, magazine stories, and radio programs with discussions of the song's history and playlists of multiple "Louie Louie" versions.In 2011, KFJC celebrated International Louie Louie Day with a reprise of its 1983 "Maximum Louie Louie" event, featuring multiple "Louie Louie" versions, new music by Richard Berry and appearances by musicians, DJs, and celebrities with "Louie Louie" connections.".