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Eddie Cochran is born. (1938)

Felix Pappalardi is born. He was the bassist for Mountain and went on to produce Cream. (1938)

Singer Chubby Checker is born. (1941)

A ten year old Elvis Presley makes his first public appearance in a talent show at the Mississippi-Alabama Dairy Show singing "Old Shep." He won 2nd place and 5 dollars. (1945)

Lindsay Buckingham, guitarist and vocalist for Fleetwood Mac, is born. (1947)

Guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughn is born. (1954)

Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee is born. (1961)

The Supremes' "Baby Love" enters the Hot 100. It stays on the charts for thirteen week becoming their second Number One release in a row. (1964)

The Animals' self-titled album enters the LP chart. It contains their #1 hit, "House Of The Rising Sun." (1964)

Folk singer/songwriter Woody Guthrie dies in New York at the age of 55. Guthrie had spent the last decade of his life in the hospital, suffering from Huntington's disease. (1967)

Former Cream bassist Jack Bruce joins ex-Miles Davis sidemen John McLaughlin, Larry Young and Tony Williams to form one of the first jazz-rock fusion groups, Lifetime. (1970)

CCR's "Lookin' Out My Back Door" hits #2 on the singles chart while Rare Earth's "(I Know) I'm Losing You" peaks at #7. (1970)

Rod Stewart's "Gasoline Alley" hits #27 on the LP chart. (1970)

Bruce Springsteen launches his U.S. tour in Ann Arbor, Michigan. He forgets the words to his opening number "Born To Run" and Bob Seger joins him on stage to sing "Thunder Road." (1980)

The Kinks play New York's famed Madison Square Garden for the first time. (1981)

Blue Oyster Cult's "Burnin' For You" peaks at #40 on the singles chart, while ELO's "Hold On Tight" peaks at #10, The Moody Blues' "The Old Songs" pekas at #15 and Journey's "Who's Crying Now" peaks at #4. (1981)

Billy Joel's live album, "Songs In The Attic" enters the album charts, as does The Grateful Dead's "Dead Set." (1981)

Kool & the Gang enter the soul chart with "Take My Heart," which will peak at Number One. It climbs to #17 on the pop chart. (1981)

R.E.M.'s "Document" LP enters the chart as does Rush's "Hold Your Fire" LP. (1987)

Aerosmith's comeback LP, "Permanent Vacation" enters the chart. The LP contains the hits "Dude (Looks Like A Lady)," "Rag Doll" and "Angel." (1987)

Pink Floyd's first album without Roger Waters, "A Momentary Lapse Of Reason," enters the LP chart. (1987)

John Mellencamp's "Paper In Fire" peaks at #9 on the singles chart while Heart's "Who Will You Run To" peaks at #7. (1987)

The John Lennon documentary "Imagine" premiers in Hollywood. (1988)

David Bowie's box set "Sound + Vision" is released. (1989)

A Florida record store owner is found guilty of distributing obscene material: 2 Live Crew's "As Nasty As They Wanna Be" LP. (1990)

Eric Clapton kicks off his "Nothing But The Blues" tour in Montreal. (1994)

Van Halen told David Lee Roth to go ahead and jump, again!!! The band and Roth had gotten back together in June after an 11 year separation...Roth recorded a couple of songs for the groups greatest hits package, and then was given his walking papers...Roth was the second lead singer to depart the band this year...Sammy Hagar was booted in June. Roth faxes an open letter to the press saying his appearance on MTV with the band was a publicity stunt orchestrated by the band and that the other members had no intentions of letting him back in. (1996)



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