First Hits

    Some acts jump right out of the gate with a killer song as their debut.  I was thinking of America's debut "A Horse With No Name" and wondered what the first hits (first release that most people heard) of some other acts were.  I was struck by how many superstars gave us classics with their first release.

    Abba:  "Waterloo"
    Paula Abdul:  "Straight Up"
    America:  "A Horse With No Name"
    Animals:  "The House of the Rising Sun"
    Beatles:  "I Want To Hold Your Hand"
    Pat Benatar:  "Heartbreaker"
    Bon Jovi:  "You Give Love a Bad Name"
    Boston:  "More Than A Feeling
    Carpenters:  "Close To You"
    Chicago:  "Make Me Smile"
    Petula Clark:  "Downtown"
    Creedence Clearwater Revival:  "Suzie Q"
    Deep Purple:  "Hush"
    Def Leppard:  "Photograph"
    Doobie Brothers:  "Listen To the Music"
    Doors:  "Light My Fire"
    Eagles:  "Take It Easy"
    Everly Brothers:  "Bye Bye Love"
    5th Dimension:  "Up, Up and Away"
    Foreigner:  "Feels Like the First Time"
    4 Seasons:  "Sherry"
    Jefferson Airplane:  "Somebody To Love"
    Billy Joel:  "Piano Man"
    Elton John:  "Your Song"
    Mamas & Papas:  "California Dreamin'"
    Barry Manilow:  "Mandy"
    McGuire Sisters:  "Sincerely"
    Don McLean:  "American Pie"
    Steve Miller:  "The Joker"
    Elvis Presley:  "Heartbreak Hotel"
    Rascals:  "Good Lovin'"
    REO Speedwagon:  "Keep On Loving You"
    Righteous Brothers:  "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling"
    Roxette:  "The Look"
    Del Shannon:  "Runaway"
    Simon & Garfunkel:  "The Sounds Of Silence"
    Percy Sledge:  "When A Man Loves A Woman"
    Sonny & Cher:  "I've Got You Babe"
    Steppenwolf:  "Born To Be Wild"
    Rod Stewart:  "Maggie May"
    James Taylor:  "Fire and Rain"
    Three Dog Night:  "One"
    Zager & Evans:  "In the Year 2525"
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The Top New Acts of the Seventies

The 10 Best Albums of 1976

    (as opposed to the top-selling albums)
    These are in no particular order.

    Frampton Comes Alive by Peter Frampton

    Boston by Boston


    Songs in the Key of Life by Stevie Wonder


    Night Moves by Bob Seger


    Fly Like An Eagle by Steve Miller Band 


    Hotel California by the Eagles


    Silk Degrees by Boz Scaggs


    A New World Record by Electric Light Orchestra


    Breezin' by George Benson


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Songs on Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd

    Side One:
    1.  "Speak to Me"
    2.  "Breathe"
    3.  "On the Run"
    4.  "Time"
    5.  "The Great Gig in the Sky"

    Side Two:
    1.  "Money"
    2.  "Us and Them"
    3.  "Any Colour You Like"
    4.  "Brain Damage"
    5.  "Eclipse"Source URL: http://acsblogrock.blogspot.com/2011/03/
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Discography: Guns N' Roses

    1987:  Appetite for Destruction (#1)
    1988:  G N' R Lies (#2)
    1991:  Use Your Illusion I (#2)
               Use Your Illusion II (#1)
    1993:  The Spaghetti Incident? (#4)
    2008:  Chinese Democracy (#3)

    Live Albums:
    1999:  Live Era '87-'93

    Video Albums:
    1992:  Use Your Illusion World Tour - 1992 In Tokyo I
               Use Your Illusion World Tour - 1992 In Tokyo II
    1993:  Don't Cry Making ******* Videos - Part I
               November Rain Making ******* Videos - Part II
    1994:  The Making of Estranged - Part IV of the Trilogy!!!
    1998:  Welcome to the Videos

    Compilations:
    1998:  Use Your Illusion
    2004:  Greatest Hits (#3)Source URL: http://acsblogrock.blogspot.com/2011/03/
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Discography: America

    1971:  America (#1)
    1972:  Homecoming (#9)
    1973:  Hat Trick (#28)
    1974:  Holiday (#3)
    1975:  Hearts (#4)
    1976:  Hideaway (#11)
    1977:  Harbor (#21)
    1979:  Silent Letter (#110)
    1980:  Alibi (#142)
    1982:  View From the Ground (#41)
    1983:  Your Move (#81)
    1984:  Perspective (#185)
    1994:  Hourglass
    1998:  Human Nature
    2002:  Holiday Harmony
    2007:  Here & Now

    Live Albums:
    1977:  Live (#127)
    1985:  In Concert
    2002:  The Grand Cayman Concert
    2008:  Live In Concert:  Wildwood Springs

    Compilations:
    1976:  History:  America's Greatest Hits (#3)
    1991:  Encore:  More Greatest Hits
    2000:  Highway:  30 Years of America
    2001:  The Complete Greatest Hits (#152)
               The Definitive AmericaSource URL: http://acsblogrock.blogspot.com/2011/03/
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This Day in Rock History: March 31

    1949:  The 45 rpm single record was first introduced by RCA Victor, one year after the LP record was introduced by Columbia.  Both provided better sound quality and longer playing time than the 78 rpm that had been the standard.
    1957:  Elvis Presley played two concerts at the Olympia in Detroit before 24,000 fans.
    1958:  Chuck Berry released "Johnny B. Goode".  

    1960:  Lonnie Donegan debuted at #1 on the UK singles chart with "My Old Man's a Dustman".
    1962:  Connie Francis hit #1 in the U.S. with "Dont' Break the Heart That Loves You".
    1962:  The Beatles ventured to the South of England, appearing at the Subscription Rooms in Stroud.  The Rebel Rousers joined them in a concert that would cost 5 schillings, or about 70 cents.
    1964:  The Beatles filmed a "live" television performance for use in the movie A Hard Day's Night.  The songs  that made it to the film were "I Should Have Known Better", "She Loves You", "And I Love Her" and "Tell Me Why".
    1967:  Jimi Hendrix stunned fans at the Astoria in London, England when he set his guitar on fire.  It was the first of many times Hendrix would pull the stunt.  

    1972:  America topped the U.S. album chart with their debut album.
    1973:  Donny Osmond had the #1 song in the UK with his remake of the Johnny Mathis song "The Twelfth of Never".
    1974:  Blue Swede had the #1 song with their version of "Hooked On a Feeling" (Ooga-Chaka, Ooga-Chaka!)
    1976:  The Brotherhood of Man owned the top song in the UK with "Save Your Kisses For Me".
    1977:  An Elvis Presley concert in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, was postponed after Elvis did not return from intermission.  
    1982:  Toto released "Rosanna".

    1982:  The Doobie Brothers announced they were breaking up.
    1983:  Eddy Grant released "Electric Avenue".
    1983:  Pink Floyd released The Final Cut, their last album with Roger Waters.
    1986:  O'Kelly Isley of the Isley Brothers died at age 48 of a heart attack.
    1987:  Prince released Sign O' the Times.
    1989:  Guns N' Roses released the single "Patience".
    1990:  David Bowie hit #1 on the UK album chart with Changes Bowie.
    1990:  Snap! had their first #1 UK song with "The Power".
    1990:  Cher appeared in concert at the Starplex Amphitheater in Dallas, Texas.  Her Heart of Stone tour would gross over $70 million.

    1995:  Mexican American singer Selena was murdered at age 23 by the president of her fan club.
    1998:  The First Celebration of Female Artists Awards show took place at the Grosvenor House in London.
    1998:  The video Good Times was released.  It was the only movie starring Sonny & Cher and was filmed in 1967.
    2002:  Barry Gibb bought his childhood home in Keppel Road, Chorlton, Manchester.
    2002:  Celine Dion began the first of four weeks at the top of the UK album chart with A New Day Has Come.
    2003:  The Radiohead album Hail to the Thief appeared online three months before it was due.  Guitarist Jonny Greenwood denied that the album title referred to President George W. Bush.
    2003:  Toni Braxton gave birth to her second child, son Diezel Ky Braxton.
    2004:  Guitarist Jesse Colburn, ex-boyfriend of Avril Lavigne, left her band to pursue other opportunities.  Craig Wood, bassist for Canada's Gob, replaced him.
    2004:  Confessions by Usher soars to #1 on the album chart after selling 1 million copies in its first week.
    2004:  Ozzy Osbourne confirmed that he was reforming Black Sabbath for a concert tour in the summer.
    2005:  Marion "Suge" Knight, a rap record company boss, was ordered by the courts to pay $107 million to a woman who the court found had helped found the Death Row label in 1989 but was pushed out by Knight.




    Born This Day:
    1934:  Shirley Jones, singer with the Partridge Family
    1934:  John D. Loudermilk, who wrote "Tobacco Road" and "Indian Reservation"
    1937:  Herb Alpert, trumpet and vocals as leader of the Tijuana Brass and solo performer.  Alpert co-founded A&M Records with Jerry Moss out of his garage, later signing the Carpenters, Supertramp, Bryan Adams and the Police to name a few.
    1944:  Rodney Bainbridge, bass for the Fortunes ("You've Got Your Troubles")
    1946:  Al Nichol of the Turtles
    1947:  Al Goodman of the Moments ("Love On a Two-Way Street")
    1947:  Jon Poulos, the Buckinghams
    1948:  Mick Ralphs, guitarist for Mott the Hoople and Bad Company
    1948:  Thiis Van Leer, organ and flute for Focus ("Hocus Pocus)
    1953:  Sean Hooper of Huey Lewis and the News
    1954:  Tony Brock of the Babys and Tubes
    1955:  Angus Young, guitarist for AC/DC
    1958:  Pat McGlynn of the Bay City Rollers
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Discography: Barbra Streisand

    1963:  The Barbra Streisand Album (#8)
               The Second Barbra Streisand Album (#2)
    1964:  The Third Album (#5)
               Funny Girl Soundtrack (#2)
               People (#1)
    1965:  My Name is Barbra (#2)
               My Name is Barbra, Two... (#2)
    1966:  Color Me Barbra (#3)
               Je m'appelle Barbra (#6)
    1967:  Simply Streisand (#12)
               A Christmas Album (#8)
    1969:  What About Today? (#31)
    1971:  Stoney End (#10)
               Barbra Joan Streisand (#11)
    1973:  Barbra Streisand...and Other Musical Instruments (#64)
    1974:  The Way We Were (#1)
               ButterFly (#13)
    1975:  Lazy Afternoon (#12)
    1976:  Classical Barbra (#46)
    1977:  Streisand Superman (#3)
    1978:  Songbird (#12)
    1979:  Wet (#7)
    1980:  Guilty (#1)
    1984:  Emotion (#19)
    1985:  The Broadway Album (#1)
    1988:  Till I Loved You (#11)
    1993:  Back To Broadway (#1)
    1997:  Higher Ground (#1)
    1999:  A Love Like Ours (#6)
    2001:  Christmas Memories (#15)
    2003:  The Movie Album (#5)
    2005:  Guilty Pleasures (#5)
    2009:  Love Is the Answer (#1)


    Soundtracks:
    1962:  I Can Get It For You Wholesale (#125)
    1962:  Pins and Needles - 25th Anniversary (#125)
    1968:  Funny Girl (#12)
    1969:  Hello Dolly! (#49)
    1970:  On a Clear Day You Can See Forever (#108)
    1971:  The Owl and the Pussycat (#186)
    1974:  The Way We Were (#20)
    1975:  Funny Lady (#6)
    1976:  A Star Is Born (#1)
    1979:  The Main Event (#20)
    1983:  Yentyl (#9)
    1987:  Nuts
    1991:  The Prince of Tides (#84)
    1996:  The Mirror Has Two Faces (#16)

    Live Albums:
    1968:  A Happening in Central Park (#30)
    1972:  Live Concert at the Forum (#19)
    1987:  One Voice (#9)
    1994:  The Concert (#10)
    1995:  The Concert:  Highlights (#81)
    2000:  Timeless:  Live in Concert (#21)
    2007:  Live in Concert 2006 (#7)

    Videos:
    1986:  My Name is Barbra
               Color Me Barbra
               A Happening in Central Park
               Putting It Together:  The Making of the Broadway Album
    1988:  One Voice
    1994:  Barbra:  The Concert
    2001:  Timeless:  Live in Concert
    2004:  Barbra:  The Concert Live at the MGM Grand
    2005:  Barbra Streisand:  The Television Specials DVD Box Set
    2009:  Streisand:  The Concerts DVD Box Set
    2010:  One Night Only Barbra Streisand and Quartet at the Village Vanguard

    Compilations:
    1970:  Barbra Streisand's Greatest Hits (#32)
    1978:  Barbra Streisand's Greatest Hits, Volume 2 (#1)
    1981:  Memories (#10)--This is one of the best of the compilation albums.
    1989:  A Collection:  Greatest Hits...and More (#26)
    1991:  Just For the Record (#38)
    2002:  The Essential Barbra Streisand (#15)
               Duets (#38)
    2003:  The Ultimate Collection (European version)
    2010:  The Ultimate CollectionSource URL: http://acsblogrock.blogspot.com/2011/03/
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This Day in Rock History: March 30

    1955:  Fats Domino recorded "Blue Monday".
    1957:  Buddy Knox became the first rock artist to write his own #1 song as "Party Doll" topped the charts.
    1963:  Lesley Gore made her first appearance on American Bandstand.
    1963:  The Chiffons climbed to #1 with "He's So Fine", which would go on to lead all songs for four weeks.
    1963:  The Quincy Jones produced song "It's My Party" by 16 year-old Lesley Gore hit #1.
    1966:  The Barbra Streisand special "Color Me Barbra" aired on CBS-TV.
    1966:  85 people were arrested in Paris following a Rolling Stones concert.
    1967:  Photo work for the cover of the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album began at Chelsea Manor studios in London.  The group continued work on "With a Little Help From My Friends" by adding guitars, tambourine and backing vocals.
    1968:  David Bowie makes his debut with the Lindsay Kemp mime troupe in Pierrot in Turquoise.
    1968:  "Lady Madonna" hits #1 in the UK.
    1968:  The Yardbirds performed and recorded Yardbirds Live at the Anderson Theatre.
    1974:  The Ramones make their first concert appearance at Performance Studio in New York City.
    1975:  Jeff Beck released his first solo album Blow By Blow.
    1982:  U2 played at the San Francisco Civic Center.
    1984:  David Gilmour appeared on the television show "The Tube".
    1984:  Greg Lake leaves the group Asia, and is replaced by original guitarist John Wetton.
    1989:  Gladys Knight performed without The Pips in Las Vegas.
    1991:  Chensey Hawks began a five-week on at #1 on the UK charts with "The One and Only".
    1991:  Gloria Estefan's comeback song after a serious car crash, "Coming Out of the Dark", reached #1.
    1991:  The Eurythmics hit #1 on the UK album chart with their Greatest Hits album.  It would remain on top for nine weeks.
    1992:  R.E.M. began work on the Automatic For the People album at Bearsville Studios in Woodstock, New York.

    1994:  Pink Floyd released The Division Bell.
    1996:  The Beatles had the #1 album in the UK with Anthology 2.
    1997:  Scarface had the #1 album in the U.S. with The Untouchable.
    2000:  The rights to Castle Records including the Kinks catalog were sold to Sanctuary Music.
    2000:  Mick Jagger helped dedicate a new arts centre that had been named after him at his old school, Dartford Grammar.
    2003:  Limp Bizkit revealed new guitarist Mike Smith, formerly of Snot, in an appearance on Wrestlemania.
    2003:  Linkin Park hit #1 on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean with the album Meteora.
    2004:  Recording industry groups in Canada, Denmark, Germany and Italy announced that they will take legal action against 247 people for trading music online.
    2004:  The Sterephonics play a concert benefiting the Teenage Cancer Trust at London's Royal Albert Hall.  Ron Wood and Roger Daltrey join on stage in the cause.
    2004:  Guns N' Roses drop out of the Rock in Rio-Lisbon Festival due to the sudden departure of guitarist Buckethead.
    2004:  Paul McCartney makes an impromptu appearance with a local jazz trio at a restaurant in Truckee, California.
    2004:  Timi Yuro ("Hurt") died from throat cancer at age 62.
    2010:  Usher released the album Raymond v. Raymond.





    Born This Day:
    1913:  Frankie Laine
    1930:  Rolf Harris ("Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport")
    1942:  Graeme Edge, drummer for the Moody Blues
    1945:  Eric Clapp (Clapton) is born in Ripley, England
    1948:  Jim Dandy, Black Oak Arkansas
    1950:  Dave Ball of Procol Harum
    1950  Re Styles, guitarist and vocalist with the Tubes
    1955:  Randy VanWarmer ("Just When I Needed You Most"), died of leukemia on January 12, 2004
    1962:  Stanley Kirk Burrell (MC Hammer)
    1964:  Tracy Chapman
    1965:  Tim Dorney, Republica
    1968:  Celine Dion

    1976:  Mark McClelland, founder of Snow Patrol
    1979:  Norah Jones
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Seether - "Country Song"

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    Seether - "Country Song" Lyrics

    Well I can't stand to look at you now
    This revelation's out of my hands
    Still I can't bear the thought of you now
    This complication's leaving me scared

    Stay when you think you want me
    Pray when you need advice
    Hey keep your sickness off me
    Tryin' to get through
    Blame all your weakness on me
    Shame that I'm so contrite
    Hey keep your fingers off me
    Why can't I get through

    You think you have the best of intentions
    I cannot shake the taste of blood in my mouth

    (Hey) I keep on thinking that it's
    (Hey) All done and all over now
    You keep on thinking you can save me, save me
    (Hey) My ship is sinking but it's
    (Hey) All good and I can't go down
    You got me thinking that the party's all over

    Well I can't stand to be with myself
    This liberation's seemingly rare
    And I can't stand the taste of your mouth
    This sublimation's outta my hands

    Pray when you need advice
    Hey keep your sickness off me
    I'm tryin' to get through
    Shame you could take this from me
    Pain on an empty mind
    Hey keep your fingers off me
    Why can't I get through

    (Hey) I keep on thinking that it's
    (Hey) All done and all over now
    You keep on thinking you can save me, save me
    (Hey) My ship is sinking but it's
    (Hey) All good and I can't go down
    You got me thinking that the party's all over

    Lay down
    Just stay down
    Lay down because I'm trying to get through

    Say what you want, but you're not gunna win this time
    Take what you want, but just leave me alive
    Say what you want, but you're not gunna win this time
    Take what you want, but just leave me alive

    (Hey) I keep on thinkin' that it's
    (Hey) All done and all over now
    You keep on thinking you can save me, save me
    (Hey) My ship is sinking but it's
    (Hey) All good and I can't go down
    Still you believe that we can start it all over

    Lay down
    Just stay down
    Lay down because the party's all over

    Lay down
    Just stay down
    Lay down because I'm trying to get through

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Discography: Phil Collins

    1981:  Face Value (#7 U.S., #1 UK)
    1982:  Hello, I Must Be Going (#8, #2 UK)
    1985:  No Jacket Required (#1, #1 UK)
    1989:  ...But Seriously (#1, #1 UK)
    1993:  Both Sides (#13, #1 UK)
    1996:  Dance Into the Light (#23, #4 UK)
    2002:  Testify (#30, #15 UK)
    2010:  Going Back (#34, #1 UK)





    Live Albums:
    1990:  Serious Hits...Live! (#11, #2 UK)
    2010:  Going Back --Live at Roseland Ballroom, New York City


    Soundtracks:
    1999:  Tarzan (#5, #21 UK)
    2003:  Brother Bear (#52)




    Compilations:
    1987:  12"ers
    1998:  ...Hits (#18, #1 UK)
    2004:  The Platinum Collection (#4 UK)
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Singles by the Hollies

    1963:  "(Ain't That) Just Like Me" (#25 UK)
               "Searchin'" (#12 UK)
               "Stay" (#8 UK)
    1964:  "Just One Look" (#98 U.S., #2 UK)
               "Here I Go Again" (#4 UK)
               "Lucille"
               "We're Through" (#7 UK)
    1965:  "Yes I Will" (#9 UK)
               "I'm Alive" (#1 UK)
               "Look Through Any Window" (#32 U.S., #4 UK)
               "If I Needed Someone" (#20 UK)
               "Very Last Day"

    1966:  "I Can't Let Go" (#42, #2 UK)
               "Bus Stop" (#5, #5)
               "After the Fox"
               "Stop Stop Stop" (#7, #2 UK)
               "What's Wrong With the Way I Live"
    1967:  "On a Carousel" (#11, #4 UK)
               "Pay You Back With Interest" (#28)
               "Carrie Anne" (#9, #3 UK)
               "Just One Look" (re-issue)--#44
               "King Midas in Reverse" (#51, #18 UK)
               "Dear Eloise" (#50)
    1968:  "Jennifer Eccles" (#40, #7 UK)
               "Do the Best You Can" (#93)
               "Blowin' in the Wind"
               "Listen To Me" (#11 UK)
    1969:  "Sorry Suzanne" (#3 UK)
               "He's Not Heavy, He's My Brother" (#7, #3 UK)
    1970:  "I Can't Tell the Bottom From the Top" (#82, #7 UK)
               "Too Young To Be Married"
               "Gasoline Alley Bred" (#14 UK)
    1971:  "Survival of the Fittest"
               "Hey Willy" (#22 UK)
    1972:  "The Baby" (#26 UK)
               "Long Cool Woman (In a Black Dress)"--#2, #32 UK
               "Long Dark Road" (#26)
               "Magic Woman Touch" (#60)
    1973:  "Jesus Was a Crossmaker"
               "Slow Down"
               "The Day That Curly Billy Shot Down Crazy Sam McGee"
    1974:  "The Air That I Breathe" (#6, #2 UK)
               "Son Of a Rotten Gambler"
               "I'm Down"
    1975:  "Lonely Hobo Lullabye"
              "Sandy" (#85)
              "Another Night" (#71)

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This Day in Rock History: March 29

    1962:  Gene Chandler earned a gold record for "Duke of Earl".
    1963:  The Shadows had their fifth #1 in the UK with "Foot Tapper"
    1964:  The Hollies, the Dave Clark Five, the Kinks and the Mojos began a UK tour at the Coventry Theatre.
    1966:  Mick Jagger was injured during a concert in Marseilles, France after a fan threw a chair at the stage.  Jagger had to have eight stitches.
    1966:  Fans mobbed the Walker Brothers after they entered their hotel in Cheshire.  Two group members suffered concussions.
    1967:  The Rolling Stones appeared at the Bremen-Stadthalle in Germany along with opening acts the Easybeats and the Creation.  
    1967:  The Beatles began work on a new song "With a Little Help From My Friends".  The track required 10 takes of the rhythm arrangement.
    1968:  Glen Campbell is named as the guest host of the Smothers Brothers' Summer Replacement Variety Hour.
    1969:  John Lennon, Black Sabbath, the Crazy World of Arthur Brown and Curved Air were among those who appeared at the London Free Easter Festival in Bethnal Green.
    1969:  Blood, Sweat & Tears soared to the top of the U.S. album chart with their phenomenal debut album.
    1970:  Ed Sullivan debuted a series of live broadcasts in which music stars sang for servicemen in VA hospitals during the Vietnam War.  Bobby Gentry and Gladys Knight & the Pips appear on the first show.
    1970:  John Lennon and Yoko Ono announced that Yoko was pregnant with the couple's first child.
    1973:  After Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show wrote a song about not appearing on "The Cover of the Rolling Stone", they appeared on the cover of The Rolling Stone.
    1974:  John Denver scored one of his biggest hits with the #1 song "Sunshine On My Shoulders".

    1975:  Labelle topped the U.S. singles chart with "Lady Marmalade".  
    1975:  Led Zeppelin placed all six albums on the U.S. album chart simultaneously.  No other act has ever matched that feat.  Physical Graffiti was #1.
    1976:  Neil Young started a European tour with three concerts at the Hammersmith Odeon in London.  
    1978:  David Bowie premiered his Low/Heroes 77-date World Tour at San Diego Sports Arena.
    1985:  Tom Bailey of the Thompson Twins is found collapsed on his hotel room floor,  Bailey suffered from exhaustion.
    1985:  Phil Collins had the #1 song "One More Night".
    1987:  Starship was on top with "Nothing's Gonna' Stop Us Now".
    1988:  Madonna appeared in the Broadway play "Speed the Plow".
    1989:  Carly Simon won the Oscar at the Academy Awards for Best Original Song for "Let the River Run" from Working Girl.
    1993:  Peabo Bryson and Regina Bell win the Oscar for Best Original Song for "A Whole New World" from Aladdin.
    1998:  Shania Twain headlined a concert for the first time in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada.
    2003:  James Brown donated 400 tickets to his Houston show to members of the military.
    2004:  Prince began his Musicology tour in Los Angeles.  He announced that it would be the last time he would play his hits live.
    2005:  Neil Young required brain surgery after suffering an aneurysm.
    2008:  Mariah Carey's "Touch My Body" was #1 for a second week, giving her 80 total weeks at #1 in her career.  Wikipedia tells you that she passed Elvis Presley but that is erroneous--with her 80th week at #1, Carey and Elvis are now tied for the Rock Era record.



    2009:  Guitar Hero:  Metallica was released.


    Born This Day:
    1940:  Ray Davis, of Parliament and Funkadelic
    1943:  Chad Allen, Guess Who
    1943:  Evangelos Papathanassiou (Vangelis)
    1945:  Speedy Keen, drums and vocals for Thunderclap Newman
    1946:  Terry Jacks ("Seasons in the Sun')
    1947:  Bobby Kimball, vocalist of Toto
    1959:  Perry Farrell, Jane's Addiction
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Songs on Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

    1.  "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"
    2.  "With a Little Help From My Friends"
    3.  "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds"
    4.  "Getting Better"
    5.  "Fixing a Hole"
    6.  "She's Leaving Home"
    7.  "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!"
    8.  "Within You Without You"
    9.  "When I'm Sixty-Four"
    10.  "Lovely Rita"
    11.  "Good Morning Good Morning"
    12.  "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" (Reprise)
    13.  "A Day in the Life"Source URL: http://acsblogrock.blogspot.com/2011/03/
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Discography: Crosby, Stills & Nash

    1969:  Crosby, Stills & Nash (#6)
    1970:  Deja Vu (#1)
    1977:  CSN (#2)
    1982:  Daylight Again (#8)
    1988:  American Dream (#16)
    1990:  Live It Up (#57)
    1994:  After the Storm (#98)
    1999:  Looking Forward (#26)


    Live Albums:
    1971:  4 Way Street (#1)
    1983:  Allies (#43)
    2008:  Deja Vu Live (#153)


    Video Albums:
    1982:  Live in L.A.
    1991:  The Acoustic Concert
    2004:  Long Time Comin'
    2008:  CSNY/Deja Vu


    Compilations:
    1974:  So Far (#1)
    1980:  Replay (#122)
    1991:  CSN (#109)
              Carry On
    2005:  Greatest Hits (#24)
    2009:  Demos (#104)


    Note:  There are some groups in which a "Best Of" or "Greatest Hits" album will get you all you need to have.  This is not one such act.  If you must, So Far and the 2005 Greatest Hits have their most known songs on them, but you want to go much deeper than that.  Until the record company releases a box set, I would strongly recommend buying the first four albums.Source URL: http://acsblogrock.blogspot.com/2011/03/
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Discography: Led Zeppelin

    1969:  Led Zeppelin (#10 U.S, #6 UK)
    1969:  Led Zeppelin II (#1 US, #1 UK)
    1970:  Led Zeppelin III (#1, #1 UK)
    1971:  Led Zeppelin IV (#2, #1 UK)
    1973:  Houses of the Holy #1, #1 UK)
    1975:  Physical Graffiti (#1, #1 UK)
    1976:  Presence (#1, #1 UK)
    1979:  In Through the Out Door (#1, #1 UK)
    1982:  Coda (#6, #4 UK)

    Live Albums:
    1976:  The Song Remains the Same (#2, #1 UK)
    1997:  BBC Sessions (#12, #23 UK)
    2003:  How the West Was Won (#1, #5 UK)


    Video Albums:
    1976:  The Song Remains the Same
    2003:  Led Zeppelin


    Compilations:
    1990:  Led Zeppelin Boxed Set (#18, #48 UK)
               Led Zeppelin Remasters (#47, #10 UK)
    1993:  Led Zeppelin Boxed Set (#87, #56 UK)
               The Complete Studio Recordings
    1999:  Early Days:  Best of Led Zeppelin, Volume One (#71, #55 UK)
    2000:  Latter Days:  Best of Led Zeppelin, Volume Two (#81, #40 UK)
    2002:  Early Days and Latter Days (#114, #11 UK)
    2007:  Mothership (#7, #4 UK)
    2008:  Definitive CollectionSource URL: http://acsblogrock.blogspot.com/2011/03/
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This Day in Rock Music History: March 28

    1957:  Elvis Presley appeared live at the Chicago International Theater.
    1958:  Eddie Cochran recorded "Summertime Blues".
    1958:  Buddy Holly began the first night of a 43-date tour at Brooklyn's Paramount Theater.  The show produced by Alan Freed also featured Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry, Danny & the Juniors, Frankie Lymon, the Diamonds, the Chantels, Larry Williams, Screaming Jay Hawkins, Billy Ford, Ed Townsend, Jo-Ann Campbell and the Pastels.
    1959:  Frankie Avalon had a great song at #1 "Venus".


    1961:  Ahhh, the days when music was fun..."Blue Moon" by the Marcels was #1.
    1964:  Madame Tussauds in London unveiled the wax images of the Beatles, the first pop stars to be honored.
    1967:  John Lennon recorded his lead vocal for "Good Morning, Good Morning" for the upcoming album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band at Abbey Road studios in London and Paul McCartney added a lead guitar solo to the track.
    1967:  Van Morrison recorded "Brown Eyed Girl" in New York City.
    1969:  Joe Cocker played his first North American concert.
    1969:  Ringo Starr announced that the Beatles would make no more public appearances.
    1970:  Crosby, Stills and Nash released "Woodstock".
    1970:  Simon and Garfunkel had the #1 song in the UK with "Bridge Over Troubled Water".
    1971:  The Temptations scored one of their biggest hits with the #1 song "Just My Imagination".
    1973:  Led Zeppelin released Houses of the Holy.
    1974:  Queen appeared at Aberystwyth University in Wales.
    1974:  The Raspberries ("Go All the Way") split and Eric Carmen embarks on a solo career.
    1976:  Genesis began their first North American tour with Phil Collins on lead vocals in Buffalo, New York.
    1977:  Pink Floyd began the first of four sold-out shows at New Bingley Hall at the Staffordshire County Showground.
    1981:  Blondie had the world's first (and best) #1 rap song with "Rapture", which began a two-week run at the top.
    1981:  Elton John's cover of the Beatles' "I Saw Her Standing There" was released as a tribute to John Lennon following his death.
    1984:  The title track "Footloose" by Kenny Loggins from one of the all-time top soundtracks was #1 in the U.S.
    1987:  Mel and Kim at the #1 song in the UK with "Respectable".
    1987:  Arizona, the home for bad laws, is the backdrop for this item--the Doobie Brothers shifted a concert scheduled for Phoenix to Las Vegas instead to protest Arizona Governor Evan Mecham's decision to rescind Martin Luther King Day.  (I'm not making this stuff up.)
    1989:  The Bangles hit #1 in the U.S. with "Eternal Flame".
    1991:  Conor Clapton, Eric's four-year-old son is buried in England with Phil Collins and George Harrison attending the funeral.  Conor died after falling out of an apartment window in New York City.
    1992:  Over $100,000 worth of damage was caused to the Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre in California when Ozzy Osbourne foolishly invited the first two rows of the audience on stage.
    1992:  Pearl Jam appeared at the Cabaret Metro in Chicago with Smashing Pumpkins as the opening act.
    1995:  Singer Jimmy McShane of Baltimore ("Tarzan Boy") died of AIDS.
    1996:  Phil Collins announced he was leaving Genesis for a solo career.
    1998:  Kiss played the first of five sold-out shows at the Budokan in Tokyo, Japan.
    1999:  French artist Mr. Oizo had the #1 song in the UK with "Flat Beat".
    2001:  The artist formerly known as Puffy and Puff Daddy said on MTV that he wanted to be called P. Diddy.  In August of 2005, he changed his mind again and said he wanted to be known as "Diddy".
    2002:  The National Museum of American History put Louis Armstrong's cornet on display.
    2002:  Glorida and Emilio Estefan obtained a permanent restraining order against Venezuelan actor-singer Juan Carlos Diaz.
    2003:  Avril Lavigne announced that she was covering Bob Dylan's "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" for a charity CD benefiting victims of the Iraq War.
    2003:  Officials in Manchester, England cancel an upcoming Bruce Springsteen concert after residents complain about noise levels.
    2004:  Usher held down #1 on the UK album chart with Confessions.2005:  U2 officially kicked off their Vertigo Tour at the iPay One Center in San Diego, California.  U2 played 131 dates in North America, Europe, South America and Japan.  

         2005:  Queen started their first tour without the late Freddie Mercury and bassist John Deacon in London.  Paul Rodgers took over lead vocals.
    2005:  Tony Christie was #1 on both the UK singles and album charts with "(Is This the Way to) Amarillo" and Definitive Collection.
    2005:  Rich Cronin, former vocalist with LFO ("Summer Girls") was diagnosed with leukemia.
    2009:  Kelly Clarkson began a two-week stay at #1 on the U.S. album chart with All I Ever Wanted.




    Born This Day:
    1942:  Brian Jones, the Rolling Stones
    1945:  Chuck Portz, the Turtles
    1948:  John Evans, Jethro Tull
    1948:  Milan Milliams, keyboards, brass, guitar for the Commodores
    1948:  Bernadette Peters
    1957:  Cindy Wilson, B-52's
    1969:  Patric Monahan, Train
    1969:  Cheryl James (Salt of Salt-n-Pepa)
    1969:  James Atkin, EMF
    1986:  Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta (Lady Gaga)Source URL: http://acsblogrock.blogspot.com/2011/03/
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Rihanna - "S&M"

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    Rihanna - "S&M" Lyrics

    Na na na
    Come on
    Na na na
    Come on
    Na na na na na
    Come on
    Na na na
    Come on
    Come on
    Come on
    Na na na na
    Come on
    Na na na
    Come on
    Na na na na na
    Come on
    Na na na
    Come on
    Come on
    Come on
    Na na na na

    Feels so good being bad
    There’s no way I’m turning back
    Now the pain is my pleasure
    Cause nothing could measure

    Love is great, love is fine
    Out the box, out of line
    The affliction of the feeling
    Leaves me wanting more

    [Chorus x2:]
    Cause I may be bad
    But I’m perfectly good at it
    Sex in the air
    I don’t care
    I love the smell of it
    Sticks and stones
    May break my bones
    But chains and whips
    Excite me

    Na na na na
    Come on
    Come on
    Come on
    I like it
    Like it
    Come on
    Come on
    Come on
    I like it
    Like it
    Come on
    Come on
    Come on
    I like it
    Like it
    Come on
    Come on
    Come on
    I like it
    Like it

    Love is great, love is fine
    Out the box, out of line
    The affliction of the feeling
    Leaves me wanting more

    [Chorus:]
    Cause I may be bad
    But I’m perfectly good at it
    Sex in the air
    I don’t care
    I love the smell of it
    Sticks and stones
    May break my bones
    But chains and whips
    Excite me

    Na na na na
    Come on

    Come on
    Come on
    I like it
    Like it
    Come on
    Come on
    Come on
    I like it
    Like it
    Come on
    Come on
    Come on
    I like it
    Like it
    Come on
    Come on
    Come on
    I like it
    Like it

    S...S...S
    And
    M...M...M
    S...S...S
    And
    M...M...M

    Oh
    I love the feeling
    You bring to me
    Oh, you turn me on
    It’s exactly what
    I’ve been yearning for
    Give it to me strong

    And meet me in my boudoir
    With my body suit on, on, on

    I like it
    Like it

    [Chorus]
    Cause I may be bad
    But I’m perfectly good at it
    Sex in the air
    I don’t care
    I love the smell of it
    Sticks and stones
    May break my bones
    But chains and whips
    Excite me

    Na na na na
    Come on
    Come on
    Come on
    I like it
    Like it
    Come on
    Come on
    Come on
    I like it
    Like it
    Come on
    Come on
    Come on
    I like it
    Like it
    Come on
    Come on
    Come on
    I like it
    Like it

    S...S...S
    And
    M...M...M
    S...S...S
    And
    M...M...M
    S...S...S
    And
    M...M...M


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Mana - "Lluvia Al Corazon"

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    Mana - "Lluvia Al Corazon" Lyrics

    [Verse 1]

    Por qué lloras mi amor
    Qué te fluye en la piel
    Te despiertas en el llanto
    Con espantos de dolor

    Son los monstruos del ayer
    Son tus miedos corazón
    Sabes bien que yo te amo
    Y te pido tengas fe

    No sufras más no mi bebe
    Eres la mariposa
    Que vuela hacia el huracán
    Cuéntame de tu pesar
    Suelta todo tu dolor, dímelo

    Aaaaaaaaa amor
    Un huracán y una mariposa
    Llegan se dan la cara
    En medio de la mar

    [Chorus]

    Lluvia de esperanza
    Lluvia al corazón
    Siempre ahí estaré
    No te fallaré
    Desde el cielo lluvia al corazón
    Sol que lanza la esperanza
    La esperanza y la luz
    No importa lo que pase
    No importa jamás no no
    Lluvia al corazón

    [Verse 2]

    Fluye la desilusión
    Muda desesperación
    Pero todo tiene alivio
    Menos el decir adiós

    Y si te vas así yo moriré
    Y te amarras a tu piano
    Y te vas al altamar
    Y te quieres escapar
    Y te quieres diluir
    No mi amor

    Aaaaaaaaa amor
    Un huracán y una mariposa
    Llegan se dan la cara
    En medio de la mar

    [Chorus]

    Lluvia de esperanza
    Lluvia al corazón
    Siempre ahí estaré
    No te fallaré
    Desde el cielo lluvia al corazón
    Sol que lanza la esperanza
    La esperanza y la luz
    No importa lo que pase
    No importa jamás no no
    Lluvia al corazón

    La esperanza al corazón
    La esperanza al corazón
    Que te sane que te alivie el dolor
    No importa lo que pase
    No importa jamás no no
    Lluvia al corazón

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Singles by Air Supply

    As Music Director and head of Research at KFXD, I oversaw a system that proved to be very accurate in gauging the musical tastes of our listeners.  The research was soon able to "predict" the peak chart position for  a song before it was released within a few places.  Arista Records (Air Supply's label) was aware of this, and asked us to do research on the tracks that were on Air Supply's debut album in the United States.  "All Out of Love" was the song that tested the best, followed by "Every Woman in the World".  After "Lost in Love", Arista released those two singles in that order from the album.  We were given a Platinum Record signifying Air Supply's sales of over one million copies in appreciation of our efforts.



    1976:  "Love and Other Bruises"
               "Empty Pages"
    1977:  "Do What You Do"
              "That's How the Whole Thing Started"
               "Love and Other Bruises" (re-recorded)
    1978:  "Do It Again"
               "What a Life"
    1979:  "Lost in Love" (original version)
               "Just Another Woman"
    1980:  "Lost in Love" (re-recorded)--#3, #1 for 6 weeks Adult Contemporary
               "All Out of Love" (#2, #5 AC)
               "Every Woman in the World" (#5, #2 AC)
    1981:  "The One That You Love" (#1, #2 for 5 weeks AC)
               "Here I Am" (#5, #1 for 3 weeks AC)
    1982:  "Sweet Dreams" (#5, #4 AC)
               "Even the Nights Are Better" (#5, #1 for 4 weeks AC)
    1983:  "Young Love" (#38, #13 AC)
               "Two Less Lonely People in the World" (#38, #4 AC)
               "Making Love Out of Nothing at All" (#2 for 3 weeks, #2 AC)
    1985:  "Just As I Am" (#19, #3 AC)
               "The Power of Love (You Are My Lady)" (#68, #13 AC)
    1986:  "Lonely is the Night" (#66, #12 AC)
    1991:  "Without You" (#48 AC)
    1993:  "Goodbye" (#86, #35 AC)
    1995:  "Someone" (#60 AC)
               "The Way I Feel"
    2010:  "Dance With Me" (#28 AC)
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Singles by the 4 Seasons

    Franki Valley (Valli) formed his first group called Frankie Valley and the Travelers in 1954.  The Four Seasons had their roots in 1955 as the Variatones.  They became the Four Lovers in 1956 and were also known in various combinations as Frankie Valle and the Romans, the Village Voices, Billy Dixon & the Topics, Hal Miller & the Rays, the Rays, the Four Seasons, the Topics and finally the 4 Seasons in 1961.

    Frankie Valley and the Travelers
    1954: "Somebody Else Took Her Home"/"Forgive and Forget"


    The Four Lovers
    1956:  "You're the Apple of My Eye"/"The Girl In My Dreams"
              "Honey Love"/"Please Don't Leave Me"
              "Jambalaya"/"Be Lovey Dovey"
              "Happy I Am"/"Never, Never"
    1957:  "Shake a Hand"/"The Stranger"
    1958:  "Pucker Up"/"My Life For Your Love"
               "I Go Ape"/"If You Care"

    Frankie Valle & the Romans
    1959:  "Come Si Bella"/"Real (This is Real)"
            
    Village Voices
    1961:  "Too Young to Start"/"Red Lips"

    Turner DeSentri
    1961:  "Ten Million Tears"/"Spanish Lace"

    Billy Dixon & the Topics
    1961:  "Trance"/"I Am All Alone"
    1962:  "Trance"/"Lost Lullabye"

    Hal Miller & the Rays
    1961:  "An Angel Cried"/"Hope, Faith and Dreams"

    Four Seasons
    1961:  "Bermuda"/"Spanish Lace"

    The Rays
    1962:  "Are You Happy Now"/"Bright Brown Eyes"

    The Topics
    1962:  "The Girl In My Dreams"

    The 4 Seasons
    1962:  "Sherry" (#1 for 5 weeks)
               "Big Girls Don't Cry" (#1 for 5 weeks)
              "Santa Claus is Coming to Town" (#23)
    1963:  "Walk Like a Man" (#1 for 3 weeks)
               "Ain't That a Shame!" (#9)
               "Soon (I'll Be Home Again)--#77
               "Candy Girl" (#3)
               "Marlena" (#36)
               "New Mexican Rose" (#36)
               "That's the Only Way" (#88)
    1964:  "Dawn (Go Away)" (#3)
               "Stay" (#16)
               "Ronnie" (#6)
               "Alone" (#28)
               "Rag Doll" (#1 for 2 weeks)
               "Save It For Me" (#10)
               "Sincerely" (#75)
               "Big Man in Town" (#20)
               "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus"
    1965:  "Bye, Bye, Baby (Baby, Goodbye)"--#12
               "Toy Soldier" (#64)
               "Girl Come Running" (#30)
               "Let's Hang On!" (#3)
               "Don't Think Twice" (as the Wonder Who?)--#12
               "Little Boy (in Grown-Up Clothes)--#60
    1966:  "Working My Way Back to You" (#9)
               "Opus 17 (Don't You Worry 'Bout Me)"--#13
                "On the Good Ship Lollipop" (as the Wonder Who?)--#87-)
                "You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You" (as the Wonder Who?)--#96
                "I've Got You Under My Skin" (#9)
                "Tell It To the Rain" (#10)
    1967:  "Beggin'" (#16)
               "C'mon Marianne" (#9)
               "Lonesome Road" (as the Wonder Who?)--#89
               "Watch the Flowers Grow" (#30)
    1968:  "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" (#24)
               "Electric Stories" (#61)
    1969:  "Idaho" (#95)
               "Something's On Her Mind" (#98)
               "And That Reminds Me (My Heart Reminds Me)"--#45
    1970:  "Patch of Blue" (#94
    1975:  "Who Loves You" (#3)
    1976:  "December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night)"--#1 for 3 weeks
               "Silver Star" (#38)
    1977:  "Down the Hall" (#65)
    1980:  "Spend the Night in Love" (#91)
    1994:  "December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night)"--re-issue (#14)
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Discography: Genesis

    1969:  From Genesis to Revelation (#170)
    1970:  Trespass
    1971:  Nursery Cryme
    1972:  Foxtrot
    1973:  Selling England by the Pound (#70 U.S., #3 UK)
    1974:  The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway (#41, #10 UK)
    1976:  A Trick of the Tail (#31, #3 UK)
    1976:  Wind & Wuthering (#26, #7 UK)
    1978:  And Then There Were Three....(#14, #3 UK)
    1980:  Duke (#11, #1 UK)
    1981:  Abacab (#7, #1 UK)
    1983:  Genesis (#9, #1 UK)
    1986:  Invisible Touch (#3, #1 UK)
    1991:  We Can't Dance (#1, #4 UK)
    1997:  Calling All Stations (#54, #2 UK)

    Live Albums:
    1973:  Genesis Live (#105, #9 UK)
    1977:  Seconds Out (#47, #4 UK)
    1982:  Three Sides Live (#10, #2 UK)
    1992:  The Way We Walk, Volume I:  The Shorts (#35, #3 UK)
    1993:  The Way We Walk, Volume II:  The Longs (#20, #1 UK)
    2007:  Live Over Europe (#51 UK)


    Compilations:
    1986:  Rock Theatre
    1998:  Genesis Archive:  1967-1975  (#35 UK)
    1999:  Turn It on Again:  The Hits (#65, #4 UK)--This is the best of the greatest hits collections.
    2000:  Genesis Archive 2:  1976-1992 (#103 UK)
    2004:  Platinum Collection (#100, #21 UK)
    2007:  Turn It on Again:  The Hits the Tour Edition (#132, #5 UK)
    2007:  Genesis 1976-1982 Box Set
    2007:  Genesis 1983-1998 Box Set
    2008:  Genesis 1970-1975 Box Set (#151 UK)
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This Day in Rock Music History: March 27



    1958: CBS announced the invention of stereophonic records.  The new discs would be played on existing record players, but when played on new stereo players, the listener could hear a much richer and fuller sound.
    1964:  The Beatles owned the top six positions on the Australian pop chart.
    1965:  After guitarist Eric Clapton left for John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, the Yardbirds replaced him with Jeff Beck.
    1965:  The Supremes landed their fourth #1 song in the U.S. with "Stop!  In the Name of Love".
    1966:  On a tour of the UK, Roy Orbison fell off a motorcycle, fracturing his foot.  Orbison had to play the remaining dates while sitting on a stool.
    1967:  The Young Rascals record "Groovin'".
    1967:  Fats Domino appeared in concert for the first time in the UK at London's Saville Theatre.  The Bee Gees and Gerry and the Pacemakers were the opening acts.
    1967:  The Beatles were awarded the Ivor Novello award for "Michelle", the most performed song in the UK in 1966.
    1968:  The Bee Gees began a 24-date tour of the UK at London's Royal Albert Hall.  Also on the tour were the Foundations.
    1968:  The Beatles had the #1 song in the UK with "Lady Madonna", their 14th #1 song.
    1971:  Bruce Springsteen & Friendly Enemies opened for the Allman Brothers Band in Asbury Park, New Jersey. Tickets were $4.
    1972: Elvis Presley recorded "Burning Love".
    1973: Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead was arrested after police found cocaine and LSD in his car after being pulled over for speeding in New Jersey.
    1976: Paul McCartney and Wings had to postpone a tour of the U.S. for three weeks after guitarist Jimmy McCulloch fell in the hotel bathroom and broke a finger.
    1976: The Four Seasons scored their 44th career hit but the first #1 song for     them in 11 years (since "Rag Doll") with "December, 1963 (Oh What a Night)".
    1979: Eric Clapton married Patti Harrison (ex-wife of George), the woman Clapton had infamously written about in "Layla", in Arizona.
    1979: Bruce Springsteen's first video, "Rosalita" premiered on BBC-TV.
    1981: AC/DC released Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap in the United States. It had been a hit in their native Australia five years earlier.
    1982: Ronnie Lane (Small Faces and Faces bass player) was admitted at a hospital for treatment of multiple sclerosis. Lane died 15 years later.
    1984: Cyndi Lauper released "Time After Time".
    1984: Metallica made their UK live debut at the famous Marquee in London.
    1986: Van Halen began their 112-date North American tour at the Hirsch Memorial Coliseum in Shreveport. It was the first VH tour with Sammy Hagar aboard.
    1987: Borrowing a page from the Beatles, U2 performed from the roof of a store in downtown Los Angeles to shoot the video "Where the Streets Have No Name". Traffic came to a standstill and thousands of spectators stopped to watch. The police had to stop the video to bring normalcy.
    1991: Donnie Wahlberg of New Kids on the Block was arrested after setting fire to carpets at the Seelbach Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky.
    1993: Snow captured the #1 song in America with "Informer".
    1995: Elton John and Tim Rice win the Oscar for Best Original Song with "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" from The Lion King.
    1995: Bruce Springsteen released both Human Touch and Lucky Day albums on the same day.
    1995: Tupac Shakur's Me Against the World went #1 on the album charts. It marked the first time that youth in America had given someone a #1 album that was in jail for sexual assault.
    1997: The ever-popular Will Smith had the #1 song in the U.S. with "Gettin' Jiggy Wit' It".
    1998: Construction began on Alice Cooper's new Coopers'town Restaurant in Phoenix, Arizona.
    2000: Singer-songwriter Ian Dury died after a long battle with cancer at the age of 57.
    2001: Christina Aguilera signed a sponsorship deal with Coca-Cola, a month after Britney Spears had signed a deal to promote Pepsi.
    2002: Jennifer Lopez hit #1 with "Ain't it Funny".
    2003: John Lennon's childhood home at 251 Menlove Avenue in Liverpool is opened to the public.
    2003: The Rolling Stones have to postpone their Hong Kong concerts over fears of the spread of the killer flu, a severe acute respiratory virus.
    2006: Former Village People policeman Victor Willis was arrested in San Francisco, California by real police after he disappeared from a drug and gun trial. Willis was facing charges on possession of cocaine in July of 2005.
    2006: Ne-You was #1 in the UK with "So Sick".
    2007: Scott Weiland's (Velvet Revolver) wife was arrested on suspicion of burning over $10,000 of his belongings outside their home after police found a bin of smoldering clothes.


    Born This Day:
    1927: Mo Ostin, record executive who managed Reprise Records with Frank Sinatra, signed Jimi Hendrix to a contract and brought R.E.M. to Warner Brothers
    1950: Tony Banks, keyboardist, Genesis
    1953: Walter Stocker, Air Supply
    1959 – Andrew Farriss,keyboardist, INXS
    1962 – Jann Arden ("Insensitive")
    1964: Clark Datchler, Johnny Hates Jazz ("Shattered Dreams)
    1965: Johnny April, bass, Staind
    1970 – Mariah Carey
    1970 – Brendan Hill, drummer (Blues Traveler)
    1975 – Fergie, vocalist (The Black Eyed Pea    s)
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Foo Fighters - "Rope"

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    Foo Fighters - "Rope" Lyrics

    This indecision's got me climbing up the walls
    I've been cheating gravity and waiting on the falls
    How did this come over me, I thought I was above it all
    Our hopes gone up in smoke, swallow your crown

    (Yowh!)
    On a kiss, I thought I'd save my breath for you
    (Yowh!)
    On a kiss, I thought I'd save my breath for you

    Give me some rope I'm coming loose, I'm hanging on you
    Give me some rope I'm coming loose, I'm pulling for you now
    Give me some rope I'm coming, out of my head, into the clear
    When you go I come loose

    These premonitions got me crying up a storm
    Leave your condition, this position does no harm

    (Yowh!)
    On a kiss, I thought I'd save my breath for you
    (Yowh!)
    On a kiss, I thought I'd save my breath for you

    Give me some rope I'm coming loose, I'm hanging on you
    Give me some rope I'm coming loose, I'm pulling for you now
    Give me some rope I'm coming, out of my head, into the clear
    When you go I come loose

    Give me some rope I'm coming loose, I'm hanging on you
    Give me some rope I'm coming loose, I'm pulling for you now
    Give me some rope I'm coming, out of my head, into the clear
    When you go I come loose

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