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This Day in Music History – March 16th

1963 - "Puff The Magic Dragon" was released by Peter, Paul and Mary. 1964 - Capitol released the Beatles "Can't Buy Me Love" backed with "You Can't Do That." 1969 - The musical "1776" opened on Broadway. 1974 - The new Opryland auditorium in Nashville was dedicated. 1979 - Twisted Sister became the first band to sell out New York City's Palladium without ever releasing a record. The band did […]

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This Day in Music History – March 15th

1945 - "Billboard" magazine began listing a top albums chart. The first #1 was "The Nat King Cole Trio." 1956 - The Lerner and Loewe musical "My Fair Lady" opened on Broadway. 1968 - "LIFE" magazine called Jimi Hendrix "the most spectacular guitarist in the world." 1974 - The Emerson, Lake and Palmer movie "Pictures at an Exhibition" premiered in Los Angeles, CA. 1976 - The album "Destroyer" was released […]

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This Day in Music History – March 12th

1957 - The Crickets recorded a cha-cha version of "Maybe Baby." 1969 - Paul McCartney and Linda Eastman were married. 1969 - George Harrison and his wife Patti were arrested in Esher, Surrey. The charge was cannabis resin possession after authorities found 120 joints in their house. 1974 - Nilsson and John Lennon were ejected from the Troubador Club in Los Angeles for heckling the Tom Smothers' comedy act. 1991 […]

todayMarch 12, 2021

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This Day in Music History – March 11th

1959 - The play "Raisin in the Sun" by Lorraine Hansberry opened on Broadway at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre. 1968 - Otis Redding posthumously received a gold record for his single, "(Sittin' on) The Dock of the Bay". 1969 - Motown bought the Jackson 5 out of their contract with Steeltown. 1982 - Jimmy Sohns (Shadows of Knight) was arrested for distributing cocaine. 1990 - In London, Mick Jagger announced […]

todayMarch 11, 2021

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This Day in Music History – March 10th

1966 - The Beach Boys began recording "God Only Knows." 1979 - James Brown played at the Grand Ole Opry. 1988 - Andy Gibb died from myocarditis (inflammation of the heart) following a long battle with cocaine addiction, which had weakened his heart. 1988 - In the U.S.,Prince's 10th album was released entitled "Lovesexy." Some stores refused to sell the album due to the nude portrait that was on the […]

todayMarch 10, 2021

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This Day in Music History – March 9th

1961 - The Supremes released their first single, "I Want A Guy." 1974 - Bad Company performed its first concert in England. 1975 - Elvis Presley began his final recording session at RCA's Hollywood studios. 1976 - Keith Moon collapsed onstage at the start of a Who concert in the Boston Garden. Who Merchandise 1979 - ABC-TV aired the documentary "Heroes of Rock & Roll." 1987 - U2 released the […]

todayMarch 9, 2021

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This Day in Music History – March 8th

1962 - The Beatles performed for the first time on the BBC in Great Britain. The show was "Teenager's Turn". 1964 - The Dave Clark 5 made their first appearance on the "Ed Sullivan Show". 1965 - The Beach Boys' "Help Me Rhonda" was released. 1968 - The Fillmore East opened in New York City. 1970 - Diana Ross opened her first outing as a solo performer in Framingham, MA. […]

todayMarch 8, 2021

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The Supreme’s Mary Wilson Digitally Debuts Solo Album

In keeping with a promise made to the legendary artist/author and original and founding member of the Supremes, Mary Wilson, Motown/UMe announce the release of Mary Wilson: Expanded Edition, available for pre-order now. In time for what would have been Mary Wilson's 77th Birthday, March 6, we celebrate her birthday and honor her history and legacy with the first of her album projects. Sadly, the world mourned the sudden passing […]

todayMarch 8, 2021

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This Day in Music History – March 5th

1955 - Elvis Presley made his first TV appearance on the "Louisiana Hayride" show. 1960 - Elvis Presley was honorably discharged from the Army. 1963 - Patsy Cline, Cowboy Copas, and Hawkshaw Hawkins died in a plane crash near Nashville, TN. 1968 - Jerry Lee Lewis opened in the rock musical adaptation of "Othello" in Hollywood, CA. 1969 - The magazine "Creem" was published for the first time. 1969 - […]

todayMarch 5, 2021

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