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Three Dog Night vocalist Danny Hutton is born. (1946)

Joe Perry, guitarist for Aerosmith, is born. (1950)

Chuck Berry's "Maybellene" peaks at #5 on the pop chart. (1955)

Record stores are swamped with requests for Elvis Presley's "Love Me Tender." The song, which is the title track of his next movie, has not been released. (1956)

Dave Lowry, frontman for Cracker, is born. (1960)

Rod Stewart records his first single, "Good Morning, Little Schoolgirl." He will go on to sing with the Jeff Beck group before embarking on a solo career. (1964)

The Beatles album, "Revolver" hits #1 -- a position it would hold for 6 weeks. The multi-platinum album contained "Yellow Submarine." (1966)

The Rolling Stones appear on "The Ed Sullivan Show" in New York. (1966)

The Monkees' "The Last Train To Clarksville" is released. (1966)

Wilson Pickett's "Land of 1000 Dances" peaks at #6 on the chart while The Troggs' "With A Girl Like You" peaks at #29 on the chart. (1966)

Bush drummer Robin Goodridge is born. (1966)

BBC Radio bans the Rolling Stones "Star Star" because the chorus contains the word "Star-****er." It's not just sung once, but the word is repeated a dozen times. (1973)

The original New York Dolls split up. Two members later tour under the that same name. (1974)

James Taylor's "Handy Man" peaks at #4 on the chart. (1974)

The New York Dolls break up. (1974)

Kiss' double album, "Kiss Alive" is released. (1975)

Elton John's "Someone Saved My Life Tonight" is certified gold. (1975)

Patti Smith plays the biggest concert of her career in Florence, Italy to 85,000 people. She tells the crowd it will be her final show so that she can retire at age 32 to begin her life with husband Fred "Sonic" Smith. She will return to performing a decade later. (1979)

The Rolling Stones release "She's So Cold." (1980)

Jackson Browne's "Lawyers in Love" peaks at #13 on the singles chart while Peter Gabriel's "Solsbury Hill" peaks at #84. (1983)

AC/DC's "Flick Of The Switch" LP enters the chart. (1983)

Robert Palmer's "Simply Irresistible" peaks at #2 on the singles chart while Guns N' Roses' "Sweet Child O' Mine" hits #1 and Van Halen's "When It's Love" hits #5. (1988)

Eric Clapton begins a U.S. tour with a band that includes Dire Straits frontman Mark Knopfler on guitar. (1988)

Will Smith, who became known as The Fresh Prince as half of the rap group, DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince, makes his TV debut in "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air." (1990)

Cyndi Lauper wins an Emmy for her guest appearance on "Mad About You." (1995)

Sheryl Crow's self-titled 2nd album is banned in Wal-Mart stores because of the song, "Love Is A Good Thing." The song mentions children killing each other with "a gun they bought at the Wal-Mart discount stores." (1996)

Some Hindu groups criticize Madonna's performance at the MTV Video Music Awards after the singer wears a see-through shirt and a Hindu facial marking while performing "Ray of Light." (1998)


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