1961: Elvis Presley recorded "(Marie's the Name) His Latest Flame)".
1962: Monday fell on June 25 and of course that meant new releases from rock artists. Two great songs were both released on this day--"Breaking Up Is Hard To Do" from Neil Sedaka and "The Loco-Motion" by Little Eva.
1964: Elvis Presley rose to #1 in the U.K. with "It's Over".
1966: Neil Diamond performed "Solitary Man" on "American Bandstand".
1966: It was a heck of a show at the Hollywood Bowl. The Beach Boys, Byrds, Lovin' Spoonful and Percy Sledge performed.
1966: The Temptations had the new #1 R&B song with "Ain't Too Proud To Beg".
1966: The Beatles recorded the second biggest jump to #1 in the Rock Era (15-1) when "Paperback Writer leaped to #1 on this date. Frank Sinatra moved up to #2 with "Strangers in the Night" while the former #1 "Paint It Black" by the Rolling Stones fell to 3. Lovin' Spoonful dropped after peaking at #2 with "Did You Ever Have To Make Up Your Mind?". The rest of the Top 10: Simon & Garfunkel with "I Am a Rock", the Cyrkle with "Red Rubber Ball", Robert Parker had "Barefootin'" up to 7, the Capitols were at #8 with "Cool Jerk", Dusty Springfield hit the Top 10 with "You Don't Have To Say You Love Me" while "Sweet Talkin' Guy" by the Chiffons edged up to #10.
1967: The Beatles premiered the single "All You Need Is Love" on a television program before a worldwide audience of 400 million.
1967: The Jimi Hendrix Experience gave a free concert at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, then played two more shows at the Fillmore West that night.
1969: The Hollies recorded the song "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother".
1969: Sly & the Family Stone recorded "Hot Fun in the Summertime".
1970: Daryl Hall & John Oates recorded together for the first time under the name Whole Oats.
1973: It was a Monday, and that meant new releases. The Charlie Daniels Band released "Uneasy Rider" on this date.
1977: The Muppet Show was the #1 album in the U.K.
1977: The Steve Miller Band landed in the Top 10 with "Jet Airliner".
1977: England Dan & John Ford Coley took over at #1 on the Adult Contemporary chart with "It's Sad To Belong".
1979: The Cars released the single "Let's Go" to radio stations--Monday, June 25, 1979.
1982: The Rolling Stones performed in England for the first time in six years at Wembley Stadium in London.
1983: The Police scored a #1 album in their native England.
1983: Irene Cara made it five weeks in a row for one of The Top 500 Songs of the Rock Era* with "Flashdance...What a Feeling". Culture Club had to settle for #2 with "Time (Clock of the Heart)" while Eddy Grant slid up one with "Electric Avenue". The Police were hot (14-4) with "Every Breath You Take. The rest of the Top 10: "Let's Dance" fell to #5 for David Bowie, Hall & Oates saw "family Man" go up to 6, Styx was stuck at 7 with "Don't Let It End', Sergio Mendes had his first Top 10 hit in 15 years with "Never Gonna' Let You Go", Rick Springfield remained at 9 with "Affair of the Heart" and One Hit Wonder Kajagoogoo made it with "Too Shy".
1984: Patti Scialfa joined Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band. She would later become Springsteen's wife.
1984: The Soundtrack to "Purple Rain" was released. It would soon rule the airwaves and be the album that took over the #1 spot from Bruce Springsteen's Born in the U.S.A.
1987: Highly successful songwriter Boudleux Bryant died at the age of 67. Together with his wife Felice, Bryant wrote "Bye Bye Love", "All I Have To Do Is Dream" and "Wake Up Little Susie" for the Everly Brothers. Buddy Holly, the Beatles, Bob Dylan, Tony Bennett, Simon and Garfunkel, Elvis Presley, the Beach Boys, Cher and Ray Charles all recorded songs by the songwriting duo.
1988: "Make It Real" by the Jets was the new #1 Adult Contemporary song.
1988: Debbie Gibson moved into the #1 slot with "Foolish Beat". Michael Jackson moved up to challenge with "Dirty Diana", Rick Astley fell from the top spot to #3 with "Together Forever". The rest of the Top 10: "Make It Real" from the Jets, Cheap Trick at #5 with "The Flame", Bruce Hornsby & the Range were up to 6 with "The Valley Road", George Michael's former #1 "One More Try" was at #7, Prince with "Alphabet Street", Pebbles entered the Top 10 with "Mercedes Boy" while Def Leppard scored one of four Top 10's from the album Hysteria--"Pour Some Sugar On Me", which rose from 18-10.
1988: Hillel Slovak of the Red Hot Chili Peppers died from drugs at the age of 26.
1988: Jimmy Soul ("If You Wanna' Be Happy" died of a heart attack at age 45.
1990: Janet Jackson released "Come Back To Me" on Monday, June 25, 1990.
1993: The Red Hot Chili Peppers, the Black Crowes, Lenny Kravitz, Verve and the Lemonheads performed during the first day of the Glastonbury Festival in England.
1993: Bruce Springsteen was a guest on David Letterman's final show as host of "Late Night" on NBC-TV.
1994: Jimmy Jam, producer of numerous albums including Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814, married Lisa Padilla.
1994: The Stone Temple Pilots topped everyone on the album chart with Purple.
1994: All-4-One remained at #1 for the sixth week with "I Swear".
1995: Pearl Jam canceled their tour due to an ongoing fight with Ticketmaster.
1997: A full lineup of Motown stars attended the Detroit funeral of Lawrence Payton, the former member of the great group the Four Tops, who had died of liver cancer.
2003: Monica had the top album with After the Storm.
2004: In today's episode of "Inmates Run Rap Music", DMX (the name on the mug shot reflects his real name Earl Simmons) and another man were arrested for trying to steal a care from New York's Kennedy airport.
2004: Elton John booked his first-ever concert in China, set for September.
2004: Paul McCartney, Morrissey, the Black Eyed Peas, Oasis and Nelly Furtado were among the performers at the Glastonbury Festival in the U.K.
2004: David Bowie underwent an emergency angioplasty to open up a blocked artery.
2004: Eric Clapton raised $7.5 million for a drug addiction center in the Caribbean. He sold a Stratocaster guitar the he played from 1970-1985 for $1 million, a 1964 Gibson for $847,000 and a 1939 Martin acoustic guitar that Clapton played on his "Unplugged" album sold for $800,000.
2006: The Eagles were in concert at the Cardiff Millenium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales.
2006: Nelly Furtado topped the U.K. chart with "Maneater" for a third week.
2006: Jazz superstar Diana Krall and husband Elvis Costello announced that she was expecting.
2006: Arif Mardin, producer and arranger who won 11 Grammy Awards, died at the age of 74 from pancreatic cancer. Mardin worked at Atlantic Records for over 30 years, working with Aretha Franklin, the Bee Gees, Barbra Streisand, Roberta Flack and Norah Jones.
2006: Longtime television producer and journalist Elkan Allan, who produced the British pop show "Ready Steady Go!" during the 60's, died at the age of 83.
2009: A pop memorabilia auction in New York City fetched hefty prices. A Sgt. Pepper's souvenir poster signed by all four Beatles sold for $52,500, Kurt Cobain's bass guitar sold for $43, 750 and a set of Bob Dylan's handwritten lyrics fetched $25,000.
2009: Sky Saxon, lead singer of the Seeds ("Pushin' Too Hard"), died from an internal infection at the age of 71.
2009: Michael Jackson, lead singer of the Jackson 5 and one of the most successful singers the world has ever known, died at the age of 50 after suffering heart failure at his home in Beverly Hills, California. Jackson had been working hard in rehearsal for 50 sold-out concerts to over one million people in London.
2010: Rush received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Born This Day:
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1962: Monday fell on June 25 and of course that meant new releases from rock artists. Two great songs were both released on this day--"Breaking Up Is Hard To Do" from Neil Sedaka and "The Loco-Motion" by Little Eva.
1964: Elvis Presley rose to #1 in the U.K. with "It's Over".
1966: Neil Diamond performed "Solitary Man" on "American Bandstand".
1966: It was a heck of a show at the Hollywood Bowl. The Beach Boys, Byrds, Lovin' Spoonful and Percy Sledge performed.
1966: The Temptations had the new #1 R&B song with "Ain't Too Proud To Beg".
1966: The Beatles recorded the second biggest jump to #1 in the Rock Era (15-1) when "Paperback Writer leaped to #1 on this date. Frank Sinatra moved up to #2 with "Strangers in the Night" while the former #1 "Paint It Black" by the Rolling Stones fell to 3. Lovin' Spoonful dropped after peaking at #2 with "Did You Ever Have To Make Up Your Mind?". The rest of the Top 10: Simon & Garfunkel with "I Am a Rock", the Cyrkle with "Red Rubber Ball", Robert Parker had "Barefootin'" up to 7, the Capitols were at #8 with "Cool Jerk", Dusty Springfield hit the Top 10 with "You Don't Have To Say You Love Me" while "Sweet Talkin' Guy" by the Chiffons edged up to #10.
1967: The Beatles premiered the single "All You Need Is Love" on a television program before a worldwide audience of 400 million.
1967: The Jimi Hendrix Experience gave a free concert at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, then played two more shows at the Fillmore West that night.
1969: The Hollies recorded the song "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother".
1969: Sly & the Family Stone recorded "Hot Fun in the Summertime".
1970: Daryl Hall & John Oates recorded together for the first time under the name Whole Oats.
1973: It was a Monday, and that meant new releases. The Charlie Daniels Band released "Uneasy Rider" on this date.
1977: The Muppet Show was the #1 album in the U.K.
1977: The Steve Miller Band landed in the Top 10 with "Jet Airliner".
1977: England Dan & John Ford Coley took over at #1 on the Adult Contemporary chart with "It's Sad To Belong".
1979: The Cars released the single "Let's Go" to radio stations--Monday, June 25, 1979.
1982: The Rolling Stones performed in England for the first time in six years at Wembley Stadium in London.
1983: The Police scored a #1 album in their native England.
1983: Irene Cara made it five weeks in a row for one of The Top 500 Songs of the Rock Era* with "Flashdance...What a Feeling". Culture Club had to settle for #2 with "Time (Clock of the Heart)" while Eddy Grant slid up one with "Electric Avenue". The Police were hot (14-4) with "Every Breath You Take. The rest of the Top 10: "Let's Dance" fell to #5 for David Bowie, Hall & Oates saw "family Man" go up to 6, Styx was stuck at 7 with "Don't Let It End', Sergio Mendes had his first Top 10 hit in 15 years with "Never Gonna' Let You Go", Rick Springfield remained at 9 with "Affair of the Heart" and One Hit Wonder Kajagoogoo made it with "Too Shy".
1984: Patti Scialfa joined Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band. She would later become Springsteen's wife.
1984: The Soundtrack to "Purple Rain" was released. It would soon rule the airwaves and be the album that took over the #1 spot from Bruce Springsteen's Born in the U.S.A.
1987: Highly successful songwriter Boudleux Bryant died at the age of 67. Together with his wife Felice, Bryant wrote "Bye Bye Love", "All I Have To Do Is Dream" and "Wake Up Little Susie" for the Everly Brothers. Buddy Holly, the Beatles, Bob Dylan, Tony Bennett, Simon and Garfunkel, Elvis Presley, the Beach Boys, Cher and Ray Charles all recorded songs by the songwriting duo.
1988: "Make It Real" by the Jets was the new #1 Adult Contemporary song.
1988: Debbie Gibson moved into the #1 slot with "Foolish Beat". Michael Jackson moved up to challenge with "Dirty Diana", Rick Astley fell from the top spot to #3 with "Together Forever". The rest of the Top 10: "Make It Real" from the Jets, Cheap Trick at #5 with "The Flame", Bruce Hornsby & the Range were up to 6 with "The Valley Road", George Michael's former #1 "One More Try" was at #7, Prince with "Alphabet Street", Pebbles entered the Top 10 with "Mercedes Boy" while Def Leppard scored one of four Top 10's from the album Hysteria--"Pour Some Sugar On Me", which rose from 18-10.
1988: Hillel Slovak of the Red Hot Chili Peppers died from drugs at the age of 26.
1988: Jimmy Soul ("If You Wanna' Be Happy" died of a heart attack at age 45.
1990: Janet Jackson released "Come Back To Me" on Monday, June 25, 1990.
1993: The Red Hot Chili Peppers, the Black Crowes, Lenny Kravitz, Verve and the Lemonheads performed during the first day of the Glastonbury Festival in England.
1993: Bruce Springsteen was a guest on David Letterman's final show as host of "Late Night" on NBC-TV.
1994: Jimmy Jam, producer of numerous albums including Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814, married Lisa Padilla.
1994: The Stone Temple Pilots topped everyone on the album chart with Purple.
1994: All-4-One remained at #1 for the sixth week with "I Swear".
1995: Pearl Jam canceled their tour due to an ongoing fight with Ticketmaster.
1997: A full lineup of Motown stars attended the Detroit funeral of Lawrence Payton, the former member of the great group the Four Tops, who had died of liver cancer.
2003: Monica had the top album with After the Storm.
2004: In today's episode of "Inmates Run Rap Music", DMX (the name on the mug shot reflects his real name Earl Simmons) and another man were arrested for trying to steal a care from New York's Kennedy airport.
2004: Elton John booked his first-ever concert in China, set for September.
2004: Paul McCartney, Morrissey, the Black Eyed Peas, Oasis and Nelly Furtado were among the performers at the Glastonbury Festival in the U.K.
2004: David Bowie underwent an emergency angioplasty to open up a blocked artery.
2004: Eric Clapton raised $7.5 million for a drug addiction center in the Caribbean. He sold a Stratocaster guitar the he played from 1970-1985 for $1 million, a 1964 Gibson for $847,000 and a 1939 Martin acoustic guitar that Clapton played on his "Unplugged" album sold for $800,000.
2006: The Eagles were in concert at the Cardiff Millenium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales.
2006: Nelly Furtado topped the U.K. chart with "Maneater" for a third week.
2006: Jazz superstar Diana Krall and husband Elvis Costello announced that she was expecting.
2006: Arif Mardin, producer and arranger who won 11 Grammy Awards, died at the age of 74 from pancreatic cancer. Mardin worked at Atlantic Records for over 30 years, working with Aretha Franklin, the Bee Gees, Barbra Streisand, Roberta Flack and Norah Jones.
2006: Longtime television producer and journalist Elkan Allan, who produced the British pop show "Ready Steady Go!" during the 60's, died at the age of 83.
2009: A pop memorabilia auction in New York City fetched hefty prices. A Sgt. Pepper's souvenir poster signed by all four Beatles sold for $52,500, Kurt Cobain's bass guitar sold for $43, 750 and a set of Bob Dylan's handwritten lyrics fetched $25,000.
2009: Sky Saxon, lead singer of the Seeds ("Pushin' Too Hard"), died from an internal infection at the age of 71.
2009: Michael Jackson, lead singer of the Jackson 5 and one of the most successful singers the world has ever known, died at the age of 50 after suffering heart failure at his home in Beverly Hills, California. Jackson had been working hard in rehearsal for 50 sold-out concerts to over one million people in London.
2010: Rush received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Born This Day:
1935: Eddie Floyd ("Knock On Wood") was born in Montgomery, Alabama
1939: Harold Melvin, singer and leader of the Blue Notes, was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1940: Clint Warwick (Albert Eccles), the original bass guitarist with the Moody Blues, was born in Wilton Street, Aston, Birmingham, England; died of liver disease in 2004 at the age of 63
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1940: Clint Warwick (Albert Eccles), the original bass guitarist with the Moody Blues, was born in Wilton Street, Aston, Birmingham, England; died of liver disease in 2004 at the age of 63
1945: Carly Simon was born in New York City
1946: Ian McDonald, keyboardist with King Crimson and Foreigner, was born in London
1946: Alan Lanier, keyboardist and rhythm guitarist of Blue Oyster Cult
1946: Alan Lanier, keyboardist and rhythm guitarist of Blue Oyster Cult
1952: Tim Finn of Split Enz and Crowded House, was born in Te Awamutu, New Zealand
1954: David Paich, one of the greatest session musicians of the Rock Era and vocalist, keyboard player, songwriter, arranger and producer with Toto, was born in Los Angeles, California
1954: David Paich, one of the greatest session musicians of the Rock Era and vocalist, keyboard player, songwriter, arranger and producer with Toto, was born in Los Angeles, California
1963: George Michael (Georgios Kyriacos Panayiotou) was born in East Finchley, North London, England
1972: Mike Kroeger of Nickelback was born in Hannah, Alberta, Canada
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