Birthdays: 1903 - Cliff Carlisle (d. 1983) 1928 - Serge Gainsbourg (d. 1991) 1931 - Kenneth "Thumbs" Carllile (d. 1987) 1938 - Warner Mack (born Warner MacPherson) (75) 1939 - Marvin Gaye (d. 1984) 1941 - Sonny Throckmorton (72) 1942 - Leon Russell (71) 1943 - Larry Coryell (70) 1946 - Kurt Winter (Guess Who) (d. 1997) 1947 - Emmylou Harris (66) 1949 - David Robinson (Cars) (60) 1952 - Leon Wilkeson (Lynyrd Skynyrd) (d. 2001) 1954 - Gregory Abbott (57) 1959 - Dean Townson (Pirates of the Mississippi) (d. 2010) 1961 - Karen Woodward (Bananarama) (52) 1961 - Buddy Jewell (52) 1962 - Billy Dean (51) 1967 - Greg Camp (Smash Mouth) (43) 1967 - Prince Paul (born Paul Huston) (Gravediggaz) (43) 1977 - R.L. Huggar (Next) (33) 1979 - Jesse Carmichael (Maroon 5) (34) 1980 - Yung Joc (born Jasiel Robinson) (33)
Deaths: 1987 - Buddy Rich - Heart failure after surgery for a brain tumor (69) 1996 - Guitar Gabriel (Robert Lewis Jones) (71) 1998 - Rob Pilatus (Milli Vanilli) - Accidental alcohol & prescription pill overdose (33) 2003 - Edwin Starr - Heart attack (61)
On This Day: 1955 - Elvis Presley, Scotty Moore, Bill Black, Slim Whitman, Johnny Horton and Floyd Cramer all appeared on the Louisiana Hayride. 1963 - Liza Minnelli opened on Broadway in Best Foot Forward. 1966 - Jan & Dean, Sonny & Cher, the Mamas & the Papas, the Turtles, Otis Redding, Donovan and Bob Lind put on a charity concert at the Hollywood Bowl. 1967 - Steve Winwood left the Spencer Davis Group to form Traffic. 1967 - At a Rolling Stones concert in Austria, a person threw a smoke bomb on the stage leading to a riot. 154 fans were arrested. 1969 - The group Child, which included a young Bruce Springsteen, made their live debut in Wanamassa, NJ. 1970 - Phil Spector finished the final production on the Beatles' album Get Back. 1974 - British pirate radio station Piccadilly Radio went on the air. 1979 - Doyle Lawson formed his group Quicksilver. 1981 - Back catalog albums got a boost when Columbia started their "Nice Price" campaign. 1987 - U2 started the North American leg of its Joshua Tree tour. 1990 - Eric Clapton was fined and lost his drivers license for three months after being clocked at 105 MPH. 1997 - Joni Mitchell and Kilauren Gibb, the daughter she had given up in 1965, were reunited. 1998 - Metallica kicked off their Poor Re-Touring Me Tour. 2001 - Mariah Carey signed with Virgin for three albums in what was, at the time, the biggest recording deal in history. 2003 - Ozzy Osbourne's wife, Sharon, announces she is now free of colon cancer. 2004 - Chris Martin of Coldplay was accused of attacking a photographer in London. 2006 - Bryan Adams is inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.
Recorded: 1942 - American Patrol - Glen Miller & His Orchestra 1964 - I Get Around - Beach Boys 1965 - Do the Freddie - Freddie & the Dreamers 1967 - Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band - Beatles (completed recording the album) 1969 - My Way - Frank Sinatra (album) 1990 - In Bloom, Dive, Lithium, Pay To Play, Imodium, Sappy and Polly - Nirvana (began recording demos)
Released: 1971 - It Don't Come Easy - Ringo Starr (single) 1977 - Sir Duke - Stevie Wonder (single) 1987 - Sign O' the Times - Prince
Number Ones - U.S. Albums: 1949 - Kiss Me Kate - Original Cast (9 weeks) 1977 - Rumours - Fleetwood Mac (2 weeks)
Number Ones - U.K. Singles: 1964 - Can't Buy Me Love - Beatles (3 weeks) 1977 - Knowing Me, Knowing You - ABBA (5 weeks)
Number Ones - U.K. Albums: 1977 - Portrait - Frank Sinatra (2 weeks) 1983 - The Final Cut - Pink Floyd (2 weeks)
Re: Eric Clapton and his music Автор:KirpichДата: 01.04.13 13:39:30
Диск "London Town" вышел 31 марта 1978 г. В альбом вошло сразу пять песен, написанных Полом при участии Дэнни Лейна. 15 апреля 1978 г. альбом вошёл в хит-парад журнала "Music Week" (Великобритания). Наивысшая достигнутая позиция - 4. Общее количество недель пребывания в хит-параде - 23. 20 марта 1978 г. получил статус "золотого", а 30 марта 1978 г. - "платинового диска" в США по материалам журнала "Billboard" (США). Пол вспоминает: "Первоначально мы начали записывать альбом на студии Abbey Road, что было обычной сессией звукозаписи. Как обычно, лил проливной дождь, и мы начали потихоньку скучать. Джефф Эмерик, наш звукоинженер, только что вернулся с Гавайи, и он поведал нам, как прекрасно и солнечно сейчас в тех уголках планеты. Мы немного позавидовали такой погоде, поэтому я решил, чтомы тоже можем предпринять небольшую экскурсию и записаться в где-нибудь ещё".
Re: В США умер музыкальный продюсер Фил Рамон (Phil Ramone) Автор:KirpichДата: 31.03.13 21:55:18
Ramone's 14 Grammy Awards: 1965 – Best Engineered Recording (non classical) - Getz/Gilberto - Stan Getz and João Gilberto 1970 – Best Musical Show Album - Promises, Promises 1976 – Album of the Year - Still Crazy After All These Years - Paul Simon 1979 – Record of the Year - Just the Way You Are - Billy Joel 1980 – Album of the Year - 52nd Street - Billy Joel 1981 – Producer of the Year (non classical) 1984 – Best Album Of Original Score Written For A Motion Picture Or A Television Special - Flashdance 1995 – Best Musical Show Album - Passion 2003 – Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album - Playin' With My Friends: Bennett Sings The Blues - Tony Bennett 2005 – Album of the Year and Best Surround Sound Album - Genius Loves Company - Ray Charles 2005 - Technical Grammy for a Lifetime of Innovative Contributions to the Recording Academy 2006 – Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album - The Art of Romance - Tony Bennett 2007 – Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album - Duets: An American Classic - Tony Bennett 2012 – Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album - Duets II - Tony Bennett
Major albums produced by Phil Ramone: Calypso in Brass - Harry Belafonte The Art of Romance - Tony Bennett Bennett Sings Ellington: Hot & Cool - Tony Bennett Playin' With My Friends: Bennett Sings the Blues - Tony Bennett Duets: An American Classic - Tony Bennett Duets II - Tony Bennett Lovelines - Carpenters Genius Loves Company - Ray Charles Genius and Friends - Ray Charles Chicago 13 - Chicago Hot Streets - Chicago Stardust - Natalie Cole Watermark - Art Garfunkel The Stranger - Billy Joel 52nd Street - Billy Joel Glass Houses - Billy Joel An Innocent Man - Billy Joel The Nylon Curtain - Billy Joel The Bridge - Billy Joel One Night Only: The Greatest Hits - Elton John A Night to Remember - Cyndi Lauper Valotte - Julian Lennon The Secret Value of Daydreaming - Julien Lennon Celebrate Me Home - Kenny Loggins Just a Little Lovin' - Shelby Lynn Songs From the Last Century - George Michael Duets: Friends and Legends - Anne Murray Guitar Slinger - Brian Setzer Orchestra Am I Not Your Girl? - Sinead O'Connor There Goes Rhymin' Simon - Paul Simon Paul Simon in Concert: Live Rhymin' - Paul Simon Still Crazy After All These Years - Paul Simon One Trick Pony - Paul Simon So Beautiful or So What - Paul Simon The Concert in Central Park - Simon & Garfunkel Duets - Frank Sinatra Duets II - Frank Sinatra Phoebe Snow - Phoebe Snow Second Childhood - Phoebe Snow Never Letting Go - Phoebe Snow Time Takes Time - Ringo Starr It Had to Be You: The Great American Songbook - Rod Stewart As Time Goes By: The Great American Songbook Volume II - Rod Stewart A Star is Born - Barbra Streisand Till I Love You - Barbra Streisand Mary - Mary Travers Rufus Does Judy at Carnegie Hall - Rufus Wainwright
Re: Cегодняшний день в истории рок-музыки Автор:KirpichДата: 30.03.13 19:56:36
On This Day: 1957 - Buddy Knox hit number 1 in the U.S. with Party Doll, the first chart topper in the rock era written by the artist. 1957 - Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper joined the Grand Ole Opry. 1966 - 85 people were arrested after a riot breaks out at a Rolling Stones show in Paris. 1967 - The photo session was held for the cover of the Paul Wall' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. 1968 - David Bowie made his debut with the Lindsay Kemp mime troupe in Pierrot in Turquoise. 1970 - Led Zeppelin stoped a show in Pittsburgh, saying they won't continue until the police stop harassing the audience. 1974 - Ramones play their first show. 1976 - The Sex Pistols play their first show at London's 100 Club. 1978 - Paul Simonon and Nicky Headon of the Clash are arrested and fined $1,360 for shooting racing pigeons with an air gun. 1984 - Greg Lake left Asia and is replaced by the original bassist and singer John Wetton. 1989 - Gladys Knight performed for the first time without the Pips since they were in grammar school. 1989 - Gilley's nightclub in Pasadena, TX, closed down. 1999 - Kiss cancels three shows in Russia due to growing anti-American sentiments due to the bombing of Yugoslavia. 2000 - Mick Jagger returned to his alma matter, Dartford Grammer, to dedicate an arts center named for him. 2000 - Ray Dorset of Mungo Jerry was ordered to pay a former employee $1,054 after harassing her after she left his employment. 2001 - LeAnn Rimes settled a lawsuit against her father and a former manager for an undisclosed sum. She had claimed the pair had stolen $12 million from her. 2003 - Mike Smith takes over as guitarist of Limp Bizkit after Wes Borland leaves the group. 2004 - Guns N' Roses were forced to cancel their appearance at the Rock in Rio festival after guitarist Buckethead suddenly quits. 2004 - Marilyn Manson fired guitarist John5. 2004 - Todd Harrell of 3 Doors Down is acquitted of assault. 2007 - A man is arrested after trying to break into Paul McCartney's mansion.
Marriages: 2007 - Phillip Sweet (Little Big Town) and Rebbeca Arthur
Recorded: 1955 - Blue Monday - Fats Domino 1956 - I Walk the Line - Johnny Cash 1963 - It's My Party - Lesley Gore (produced by Quincy Jones) 1968 - Live Yardbirds - Yardbirds 1992 - Automatic For the People - R.E.M. (recording started)
Released: 1970 - Bitches Brew - Miles Davis 1975 - Blow by Blow - Jeff Beck 1984 - The Making of Thriller - Michael Jackson (videotape)
Number Ones - U.S. Singles: 1957 - Party Doll - Buddy Knox (1 week) 1963 - He's So Fine - Chiffons (1 week) 1974 - Sunshine on My Shoulder - John Denver (1 week) 1985 - One More Night - Phil Collins (2 weeks) 1991 - Coming Out of the Dark - Gloria Estefan (2 weeks)
Number Ones - U.K. Singles: 1956 - Rock and Roll Waltz - Kay Starr (1 week) 1968 - Lady Madonna - Beatles (2 weeks)
Re: Cегодняшний день в истории рок-музыки Автор:KirpichДата: 29.03.13 17:30:22
Birthdays: 1918 - Pearl Bailey (d. 1990) 1930 - Donny Conn (born Donny Claps) (Playmates) (83) 1940 - Astrud Gilberto (73) 1940 - Ray Davis (Parliament-Funkadelic) (d. 2005) 1941 - Eden Kane (born Richard Sarstead) (72) 1943 - Chad Allan (born Allan Kowbel) (Guess Who) (70) 1943 - Vangelis (born Evangelos Papathanassiou) (70) 1943 - Randy Barlow (70) 1944 - Terry Jacks (69) 1945 - Speedy Keen (born John Keen) (Thunderclap Newman) (d. 2002) 1946 - Billy Thorpe (d. 2007) 1947 - Bobby Kimball (Toto) (66) 1947 - Robert Gordon (66) 1949 - Dave Greenfield (Stranglers) (64) 1949 - Michael Brecker (d. 2007) 1951 - Barry Goudreau (Boston) (62) 1956 - Patty Donahue (Waitresses) (d. 1996) 1959 - Perry Farrell (Jane's Addiction, Porno For Pyros) (54) 1967 - John Popper (Blues Traveler) (46) 1968 - Sue Foley (45)
Deaths: 1980 - Mantovani (74) 1985 - Jeanine Deckers (aka The Singing Nun) - Suicide (51) 1999 - Joe Williams - Respiratory ailment (80) 2001 - John Lewis (Modern Jazz Quartet) (80)
On This Day: 1966 - Mick Jagger was injured when a fan threw a chair on the stage during a show in Marseilles. 1966 - Two members of the Walker Brothers were given concussions when fans mobbed them in Cheshire, U.K. 1970 - John Lennon and Yoko Ono announced that Yoko is pregnant. 1973 - Dr. Hook got its wish and appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone. 1975 - Led Zeppelin had all six of their albums in the U.S. Top 100. 1978 - David Bowie started his Low/Heroes World Tour in San Diego. 1980 - Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon had its 303rd week on the Billboard Albums, pushing it past Carole King's Tapestry for the longest run on the chart. 1980 - The BeeGees were sued for allegedly plagiarizing the song How Deep is Your Love. They eventually win the case. 1986 - The Beatles albums become officially available for the first time in Russia. 1988 - Madonna opened on Broadway in Speed the Plow. 1996 - Carol Connors and Marshall Lieb, former members of the Teddy Bears, sued third member Phil Spector and a number of labels saying they had not received royalties for the record To Know Him Is to Love Him. 1998 - Shania Twain opened her first headlining tour in Sudbury, Ontario. 2000 - Phil Collins sued two members of Earth, Wind & Fire saying that they were overpaid $85,000 in royalties on the tracks Sussudio and Easy Lover. 2001 - Brian Wilson was honored at New York's Radio City Music Hall by Billy Joe, Paul Simon, The Go-Gos, Carly Simon, David Crosby, Jimmy Webb, Ann and Nancy Wilson, Elton John and Aimee Mann. 2004 - Prince opened his Musicology tour in Los Angeles. 2005 - Neil Young entered a New York hospital when his eyesight became blurry following the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction. It was discovered he had a brain aneurysm. 2007 - Bono received an honorary knighthood. He was not eligible to receive the full honor as he was not a British citizen.
Recorded:
1951 - You Foolish Thing - Ravens 1967 - With a Little Help From My Friends - Beatles (started)
Released: 1968 - Black Magic Woman - Fleetwood Mac (U.K. single release)
Awards
1993 - Academy Awards Best Song - A Whole New World - Aladdin
Number One - U.S. Singles: 1941 - Amapola (Pretty Little Poppy) - Jimmy Dorsey (10 weeks) 1975 - Lady Marmalade - Labelle (1 weeks) 1986 - Rock Me Amadeus - Falco (3 weeks)
Number One - U.K. Singles: 1969 - I Heard It Through the Grapevine - Marvin Gaye (3 weeks) 1986 - Living Doll - Cliff Richard & the Young Ones (3 weeks)
Re: Cегодняшний день в истории рок-музыки Автор:KirpichДата: 28.03.13 18:13:28
Birthdays 1937 - Dean Webb (Dillards) (78) 1941 - Charlie McCoy (72) 1945 - Chuck Portz (Turtles) (68) 1945 - Sally Carr (Middle of the Road) (68) 1948 - John Evan (Jethro Tull) (65) 1948 - Milan Williams (Commodores) (d. 2006) 1955 - Reba McEntire (58) 1962 - Ged Grimes (Danny Wilson, Simple Minds) (51) 1965 - Steve Turner (Mudhoney) (48) 1966 - Cheryl James (Salt of Salt 'n' Pepa) (47) 1968 - Jon Lee (Feeder) (d. 2002) 1969 - James Atkin (EMF) (44) 1969 - Rodney Atkins (44) 1973 - Matt Nathanson (40) 1976 - David Keuning (Killers) (37) 1986 - Lady Gaga (born Stefani Germanotta) (27)
Deaths 1958 - William C. Handy - Pneumonia (84) 1974 - Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup - Stroke (69) 1987 - Maria Augusta Trapp - Heart failure(Trapp Family Singers) (82) 1995 - Jimmy McShane (Baltimora) - AIDS (37) 1999 - Freaky Tah (born Raymond Rogers) (Lost Boyz) - Murdered (27) 2001 - Moe Koffman (Swining Shepherd Blues) - Cancer (73) 2003 - Rusty Draper - Pneumonia (80)
On This Day 1958 - Buddy Holly started a 43 date tour in Brooklyn, NY at the Alan Freed Big Beat Show. Also on the bill were Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry, Frankie Lymon, The Diamonds, Billy Ford, Danny & The Juniors, The Chantels, Larry Williams, Screaming Jay Hawkins, The Pastels, Jo-Ann Campbell and Ed Townsend. 1964 - The Beatles became the first pop stars to have figures in Madame Tussauds in London. 1964 - Radio Caroline, the first of the pirate radio stations, began broadcasting from a Danish Ferry in the North Sea off of England. 1969 - Joe Cocker played his first U.S. concert. 1974 - The Raspberries broke up. 1976 - Status Quo's Francis Rossi, Rick Parfitt and Alan Lancaster were arrested in the Vienna Airport. 1976 - Genesis began their first North American Tour without Peter Gabriel. 1980 - Tom T. Hall rejoined the Grand Ole Opry. 1982 - David Crosby was in an auto accident on the San Diego Highway and, during the investigation, police found cocaine and a pistol in the car. 1992 - Ozzy Osbourne caused over $100,000 in damage to the Irvine Meadows Amphitheater in California when he invited the first two rows on stage and many more join them. 1996 - Phil Collins announced he was leaving Genesis for his solo career. 1998 - Paul Simon's The Campman closed on Broadway. 2000 - Jimmy Page won a libel case against Ministry magazine after they stated that the guitarist had contributed to the death of Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham. 2001 - Sean Combs/Puffy/Puff Daddy announced he was changing his name to P. Diddy. 2005 - U2 kicked off their Vertigo tour. 2006 - Whitney Houston's sister-in-law, Tina Brown, sold photos to the National Enquirer of Houston's bathroom that reportedly showed drugs and drug paraphanalia. 2006 - The Pixies documentary loudQuietloud premiered at SXSW.
Recorded 1950 - I'm Movin' On - Hank Snow 1958 - Summertime Blues - Eddie Cochran 1966 - Green Grass - Gary Lewis & the Playboys 1967 - Brown Eyed Girl - Van Morrison
Released 1956 - In the Still of the Night - Five Satins (single, on original Standard Label) 1970 - Woodstock - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (single) 1981 - I Saw Her Standing There - Elton John (single, tribute to John Lennon)
Number Ones – U.S. Singles 1981 - Rapture - Blondie (2 weeks)
Number Ones – U.K. Singles 1963 - Foot Tapper - Shadows (1 week) 1970 - Bridge Over Troubled Waters - Simon & Garfunkel (3 weeks) 1981 - This Ole' House - Shakin' Stevens (3 weeks)
Re: Cегодняшний день в истории рок-музыки Автор:KirpichДата: 27.03.13 12:22:58
Birthdays 1917 - Rufus Thomas (d. 2001) 1920 - Richard Hayman (93) 1924 - Sarah Vaughan (d. 1990) 1927 - Mo Ostin (executive) (86) 1932 - Junior Parker (d. 1971) 1937 - Johnny Copeland (d. 1997) 1940 - Janis Martin (d. 2007) 1941 - Brenda Knight (Gladys Knight & the Pips) (72) 1950 - Tony Banks (Genesis) (63) 1953 - Walter Stocker (Babys, Air Supply) (60) 1957 - Billy MacKenzie (Associates) (d. 1997) 1959 - Andrew Farriss (INXS) (54) 1962 - Derrick McKenzie (Jamiroquai) (51) 1964 - Clark Datchler (Johnny Hates Jazz) (49) 1965 - Johnny April (Staind) (48) 1970 - Mariah Carey (43) 1970 - Brendan Hill (Blues Traveler) (43) 1975 - Fergie (born Stacy Ferguson) (Black Eyed Peas) (38) 1988 - Jessie J (born Jessica Cornish) (25)
Deaths 2000 - Ian Dury - Colorectal cncer (57) 2006 - Pete Wells (Rose Tattoo) - Prostate cancer (59)
On This Day 1952 - Sun Records began issuing records. 1958 - CBS Records announced the development of stereophonic records. 1964 - The Beatles held the top six positions on the singles chart in Australia. 1966 - Roy Orbison broke his foot in a motorcycle accident. He was forced to do the rest of his British tour sitting on a stool. 1967 - Fats Domino played his first date in the U.K. 1971 - WNBC in New York banned the song One Toke Over the Line by Brewer and Shipley. 1971 - Jan Howard joined the Grand Ole Opry. 1972 - Grand Funk Railroad fired their producer and manager Terry Knight. 1973 - Jerry Garcia was arrested for possession of cocaine and LSD after being stopped for speeding. 1976 - Paul McCartney and Wings pushed their U.S. tour out three weeks after Jimmy McCulloch broke his finger. 1982 - Ronnie Lane of the Small Faces and Faces entered the hospital for the treatment of multiple sclerosis. 1984 - Metallica performed for the first time in the U.K. 1986 - Van Halen began their first tour with Sammy Hagar as the lead singer in Shreveport, LA. 1987 - U2 shot the video for Where the Streets Have No Name on the top of a Los Angeles store. The police eventually stopped the shoot. 1991 - Donnie Wahlberg of New Kids on the Block is arrested for setting fire to the carpets in his hotel room. 1999 - The Bee Gees end their One Night Only tour by playing the first concert at Sydney's new Olympic Stadium. 2001 - Christina Aguilera signed a sponsorship deal with Coca-Cola. 2002 - Lyle Lovett suffers a compound fracture of the leg after being trampled by a bull. 2003 - John Lennon's childhood home in Liverpool is opened to the public. 2006 - Victor Willis, formerly of the Village People, was arrested for skipping out on a gun and drug trial. 2007 - Scott Weiland's (Velvet Revolver) wife was arrested for allegedly burning $10,000 of Weiland's possessions. 2007 - Eminem and wife Kim came to an agreement to stop sniping at each other in public. 2008 - Rapper Remy Ma was convicted of assault for firing a gun at a woman who she thought had stolen money from her. 2008 - The autopsy of the husband of Corinne Bailey Rae showed he had died from an overdose.
Marriages 1979 - Eric Clapton and Patti Harrison
Recorded 1947 - Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! That Cigarette - Tex Williams (would go on to be Capitol's first million seller) 1967 - Groovin' - Young Rascals 1972 - Burning Love - Elvis Presley
Released 1954 - Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight - Spaniels (single) 1954 - Always - Tempo Toppers (single, lead by newcomer Little Richard) 1970 - Sentimental Journey - Ringo Starr 1984 - Time After Time - Cyndi Lauper (single)
Awards 1967 - Ivor Novello Awards Most Performed Song in the U.K. for 1966 - Michelle - John Lennon & Paul McCartney 1995 - Academy Awards Best Song - Can You Feel the Love - The Lion King - Elton John and Tim Rice
Broadcasts 1978 - All You Need Is Cash (BBC) - Ruttles 2000 - Farmclub.com (USA Network) - N.W.A. (reunion)
Number Ones – U.S. Singles 1954 - Make Love to Me - Jo Stafford (2 weeks) 1965 - Stop! In the Name of Love - Supremes (2 weeks)
Number Ones – U.K. Singles 1959 - Side Saddle - Russ Conway (4 weeks) 1976 - Save Your Kisses For Me - Brotherhood of Man (6 weeks) 1982 - Seven Tears - Goombay Dance Band (3 weeks) 1987 - Respectable - Mel & Kim (1 week)
Re: Cегодняшний день в истории рок-музыки Автор:KirpichДата: 26.03.13 10:30:58
Birthdays 1936 - Fred Parris (Five Satins) (77) 1942 - Larry Butler (producer) (d. 2012) 1944 - Diana Ross (69) 1948 - Steven Tyler (Aerosmith) (65) 1948 - Richard Tandy (Electric Light Orchestra) (65) 1949 - Fran Sheehan (Boston) (64) 1950 - Teddy Pendergrass (d. 2010) 1953 - Billy Lyall (Pilot, Bay City Rollers) (d. 1989) 1955 - Martin Price (808 State) (58) 1956 - Charly McClain (57) 1957 - Paul Morley (Art of Noise) (56) 1962 - Richard Coles (Communards) (51) 1968 - Kenny Chesney (45) 1968 - James Iha (Smashing Pumpkins) (45) 1971 - John Hendy (East 17) (42) 1981 - Jay Sean (born Kamaljit Jahooti) (32)
Deaths 1976 - Duster Bennett - Car Accident (29) 1980 - John Poulos (Buckinghams) - Drug related heart failure (32) 1995 - Eazy-E (born Eric Wright) (N.W.A.) - Complications of AIDS (31) 2002 - Randy Castillo (Ozzy Osbourne, Motley Crue) - Cancer (51) 2004 - Jan Berry (Jan & Dean) - Ongoing poor health from 1966 car crash (62) 2005 - Paul Hester (Split Enz, Crowded House) - Suicide (46)
On This Day 1964 - Barbra Streisand opened on Broadway in Funny Girl. 1965 - It was announced that Eric Clapton would be replaced by Jeff Beck in the Yardbirds. 1965 - Mick Jagger, Brian Jones and Bill Wyman all received shocks from their microphones during a Rolling Stones concert in Denmark. Wyman was knocked out for a number of minutes. 1969 - John Lennon and Yoko Ono started their bed-in in Amsterdam. 1970 - Peter Yarrow was sentenced to three months in jail on charges of taking immoral liberties with a 14-year-old girl. 1975 - The film version of The Who's Tommy opened in London. 1980 - The Police played in Bombay, India, the first western group to do so in ten years. 1985 - South African radio stations banned Stevie Wonder after he dedicated his Oscar to Nelson Mandella. 1986 - Guns N' Roses signed with Geffen Records. 1998 - Chuck Negron filed suit against his former band, Three Dog Night, saying that they did not live up to a 1990 agreement and were interfering with his career. 2011 - Yes brought in Trevor Horn to work on their new album Fly From Here.
Recorded 1957 - Ricky Nelson entered the recording studio for the first time. 1959 - Along Came Jones - Coasters
Released 1977 - Less Than Zero - Elvis Costello (debut single) 1980 - Women and Children First - Van Halen 1986 - 5150 - Van Halen
Awards 2000 - Academy Awards Best Song - You'll Be in My Heart - Tarzan - Phil Collins
Number Ones – U.S. Singles 1949 - Crusing Down the River - Russ Morgan (7 weeks) 1955 - The Ballad of Davy Crockett - Bill Hayes (5 weeks) 1977 - Rich Girl - Hall & Oates (2 weeks) 1988 - Man in the Mirror - Michael Jackson (2 weeks)
Number Ones – U.S. Albums 1983 - Is There Something I Should Know? - Duran Duran (2 weeks)
Re: Cегодняшний день в истории рок-музыки Автор:KirpichДата: 23.03.13 12:03:07
Birthdays 1932 - Louisiana Red (born Iverson Minter) (d. 2012) 1944 - Tony McPhee (Groundhogs) (69) 1945 - David Grisman (68) 1948 - David Olney (65) 1949 - Ric Ocasek (Cars) (64) 1952 - Dave Bartram (Showaddywaddy) (61) 1953 - Chaka Khan (born Yvette Marie Stevens) (60) 1965 - Marti Pellow (born Mark McLoughlin) (Wet Wet Wet) (48) 1967 - John Stohm (Lemonheads) (46) 1968 - Damon Albarn (Blur, Gorillaz) (45)
Deaths 1978 - Bill Kenny (Ink Spots) - Respiratory illness (64) 1995 - Alan Barton (Black Lace) - Bus Crash (41) 2004 - Roy "Pop" Lewis (Lewis Family) (98) 2006 - Cindy Walker (87)
On This Day 1964 - In His Own Write by John Lennon was published in the U.K. 1967 - The Beatles won the Ivor Novello Award for 1966 for Best Selling Single (Yellow Submarine), Most Performed Song (Michelle) and Second Most Performed Song (Yesterday). 1970 - Allen Klein asks Phil Spector to work on the tracks from the Beatles aborted Let It Be sessions. 1972 - The film The Concert For Bangladesh premiered. 1973 - John Lennon is given 60 days to leave the U.S. by the immigration department. At the same time, Yoko Ono is granted permanent residency. 1977 - Elvis Presley played the first show of what would become his final tour. 1985 - Julian Lennon did his first concert. 1988 - Mick Jagger made did his first solo concert in Japan. 1990 - Fleetwood Mac started their Behind the Mask tour. 1992 - Janet Jackson signed with Virgin Records for $16 million. 1992 - The U.S. Supreme Court upholds a ruling awarding Bette Midler $400,000 from an ad agency that used a sound-alike on a commercial. 2000 - Tina Turner played the first date of the U.S. leg of her farewell tour in Minneapolis, MN.
Marriages 1963 - Dion DiMucci and Sue Butterfield 1985 - Billy Joel and Christie Brinkley 2002 - Dusty Hill (ZZ Top) and Charleen Chuck McCrory
Recorded 1961 - Can't Help Falling in Love With You - Elvis Presley
Released 1963 - Surfin' U.S.A. - Beach Boys (single) 1979 - Van Halen II - Van Halen 2004 - The Paul Simon Songbook - Paul Simon (recorded 1965, first U.S. release) 2004 - Confessions - Usher
Number Ones – U.S. Singles 1963 - Our Day Will Come - Ruby & the Romantics (1 week) 1974 - Dark Lady - Cher (1 week)
Number Ones – U.K. Singles
1961 - Wooden Heart - Elvis Presley (6 weeks) 1968 - The Legend of Xanadu - Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich (1 week) 1985 - Easy Lover - Philip Bailey (Duet With Phil Collins) (4 weeks)
Обсуждение новости: "'Dark Side Of The Moon' Pink Floyd попал в Библиотеку Конгресса США" Автор:KirpichДата: 22.03.13 17:13:30
2012 National Recording Registry (Listing in Chronological Order) "After You’ve Gone," Marion Harris (1918) "Bacon, Beans and Limousines," Will Rogers (Oct. 18, 1931) "Begin the Beguine," Artie Shaw (1938) "You Are My Sunshine," Jimmie Davis (1940) D-Day Radio Broadcast, George Hicks (June 5-6, 1944) "Just Because," Frank Yankovic & His Yanks (1947) "South Pacific," Original Cast Album (1949) "Descargas: Cuban Jam Session in Miniature," Cachao Y Su Ritmo Caliente (1957) Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1, Van Cliburn (April 11, 1958) President's Message Relayed from Atlas Satellite, Dwight D. Eisenhower (Dec. 19, 1958) "A Program of Song," Leontyne Price (1959) "The Shape of Jazz to Come," Ornette Coleman (1959) "Crossing Chilly Jordan," The Blackwood Brothers (1960) "The Twist," Chubby Checker (1960) "Old Time Music at Clarence Ashley’s," Clarence Ashley, Doc Watson, et al. (1960-1962) "Hoodoo Man Blues," Junior Wells (1965) "Sounds of Silence," Simon and Garfunkel (1966) "Cheap Thrills," Big Brother and the Holding Company (1968) "The Dark Side of the Moon," Pink Floyd (1973) "Music Time in Africa," Leo Sarkisian, host (July 29, 1973) "Wild Tchoupitoulas," The Wild Tchoupitoulas (1976) "Ramones," The Ramones (1976) "Saturday Night Fever," The Bee Gees, et al (1977) "Einstein on the Beach," Philip Glass and Robert Wilson (1979) "The Audience with Betty Carter," Betty Carter (1980)
Обсуждение новости: "Поклонники отметят 40-летие "Dark Side Of The Moon" PINK FLOYD" Автор:KirpichДата: 22.03.13 11:21:00
Birthdays 1892 - Charlie Poole (d. 1931) 1932 - Juke Boy Bonner (d. 1978) 1936 - Roger Whittaker (77) 1941 - Jeremy Clyde (Chad & Jeremy) (72) 1943 - George Benson (70) 1943 - Keith Reif (Yardbirds) (d. 1976) 1946 - Harry Vanda (songwriter (Friday on My Mind, Love is in the Air), producer) (67) 1947 - Patrick Olive (Hot Chocolate) (66) 1948 - Andrew Lloyd Webber (65) 1948 - Randy Jo Hobbs (McCoys) (d. 1993) 1951 - Howard Reitzes (Iron Butterfly) (62) 1952 - Jay Dee Daugherty (Patti Smith Group) (64) 1957 - Stephanie Mills (56) 1958 - Pete Wylie (55) 1962 - Perry Baggs (Jason & the Scorchers) (51) 1963 - Susan Ann Sulley (Human League) (50) 1968 - Mickey Dale (Embrace) (45) 1970 - Andreas Johnson (43) 1973 - Beverley Knight (40) 1979 - Aaron North (Nine Inch Nails) (34) 1980 - Shannon Bex (Danity Kane) (33) 1981 - Mims (born Shawn Mims) (32) 1986 - Amy Studt (27)
Deaths 1952 - Uncle Dave Macon (81) 1977 - Stoney Cooper (58) 1986 - Mark Dinning - Heart attack (52) 1991 - Dave Guard (Kingston Trio) - Lymphoma (56) 1994 - Dan Hartman - AIDS related brain tumor (43) 1996 - Don Murray (Turtles) - Complications from ulcer surgery (50) 2001 - Earl Beal (Silhouettes) (76) 2005 - Rod Price (Foghat) - Heart attack & injuries sustained falling down stairs (57)
On This Day 1956 - Carl Perkins was injured in a car accident. His manager and his brother are killed. During his three-month recuperation, Elvis Presley had a hit with Blue Suede Shoes. 1958 - Hank Williams, Jr. made his stage debut at the age of 8 in Swainsboro, GA. 1962 - Barbra Streisand opened in I Can Get it For You Wholesale. 1967 - The Who play their first American show at the Paramount Theater in New York. 1971 - The Allman Brothers were arrested for possession of heroin and marijuana. 1974 - Ten Years After played their final show in London. 1978 - The Police signed with A&M records. 1992 - It was announced that Tears for Fears had broken up. 1997 - Marilyn Manson was forced to cut a show short after falling on stage and cutting an artery in his hand. 1999 - Ol' Dirty Bastard is stopped for driving without license plates in Brooklyn and police find three envelopes of rock cocaine. 2000 - A concert goer falls 90 feet to his death at a KISS concert in Oakland, CA. 2003 - Axl Rose sends the Offspring a cease and desist letter to stop them from calling their album Chinese Democrazy (You Snooze You Lose). 2004 - Marilyn Manson proposed to Dita Van Teese. 2006 - Aerosmith canceled an upcoming tour after Steven Tyler was hospitalized for throat surgery.
Recorded 1975 - Black & Blue - Rolling Stones (first day of recording)
Released 1963 - Please Please Me - Beatles (U.K. release) 1974 - On the Border - Eagles
Awards 2003 - Razzies Worst Film - Swept Away Worst Actress - Madonna - Swept Away, Britney Spears - Crossroads Worst Supporting Actress - Madonna - Die Another Day
Re: DEEP PURPLE не включили в Зал Славы Рок-н-ролла Автор:KirpichДата: 21.03.13 18:09:05
Один из фанатов Deep Purple, гитарист группы Anthrax Scott Ian, в интервью Radio.com сказал; "Сколько человек начали играть на гитаре только благодаря риффу из песни Smoke On The Water? Можете назвать какую-нибудь другую песню в истории рока, явившейся отправной точкой в качестве риффа для многих гитаристов. Так что это просто удивительно для меня, что такая группа, как Deep Purple не в зале? Столь же оскорбительно, - продолжал Ян, - не включение в зал группы Kiss, - они повлияли в значительной степени на те группы, которые уже находятся в зале славы. Kiss - одна из самых влиятельных групп за последние сорок лет".
Re: Cегодняшний день в истории рок-музыки Автор:KirpichДата: 21.03.13 12:01:02
Birthdays 1902 - Son House (d. 1988) 1940 - Solomon Burke (d. 2010) 1943 - Vivian Stanshall (Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band) (d. 1995) 1941 - John Boylan (72) 1945 - Rose Stone (Sly & the Family Stone) (68) 1946 - Ray Dorset (Mungo Jerry) (67) 1949 - Eddie Money (64) 1950 - Roger Hodgson (Supertramp) (63) 1951 - Russell Tompkins, Jr. (Stylistics) (62) 1951 - Conrad Lozano (Los Lobos) (62) 1953 - Robert Johnson (K.C. & the Sunshine Band) (60) 1956 - Guy Chadwick (House of Love) (57) 1957 - John Reddington (King Kurt) (56) 1959 - Sarah Jane Morris (54) 1960 - Robert Sweet (Stryper) (53) 1967 - Maxim Reality (born Keith Palmer) (Prodigy) (46) 1967 - Jonas Berggren (Ace of Base) (46) 1967 - Sean Dickson (Soup Dragons) (46) 1968 - Andrew Copeland (Sister Hazel) (45) 1977 - Mark Hamilton (Ash) (36) 1980 - Deryck Whibley (Sum 41) (33)
Deaths 1987 - Dean Martin, Jr. (Dino, Desi & Billy) - Plane Crash (36) 1991 - Leo Fender - Parkinson's Disease (92) 2005 - Bobby Short (80) 2011 - Loleatta Holloway - Heart failure (64) 2011 - Pinetop Perkins (97)
On This Day 1952 - The Moondog Coronation Ball, the first rock 'n' roll stage show, was held at the Cleveland Arena in Cleveland, OH. 20,000 tried to attend and authorities shut it down after the first song. 1961 - The Beatles played their first show at the Cavern Club in Liverpool. 1964 - Judy Collins made her debut at Carnegie Hall. 1969 - John Lennon & Yoko Ono started their "bed-in." 1973 - The BBC banned all acts that appealed to teens on Top of the Pops after a riot broke out during a David Cassidy performance. 1976 - David Bowie and Iggy Pop were part of a drug bust in Rochester, NY. 1976 - Claudine Longet shot and killed her boyfriend Spider Sabich in Aspen, CO. 1980 - Hugh Cornwall of the Stranglers went to prison on a drug conviction. 1982 - Donny Osmond opened on Broadway in Little Johnny Johnson. 1984 - Central Park's Strawberry Fields was opened by Yoko Ono. 1987 - ZZ Top finished their Afterburner world tour in Honolulu, HI. 1989 - Dick Clark announced he would end his run as host of American Bandstand after 33 years. 1993 - Anne Murray was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. 1996 - The Stone Roses guitarist John Squire quit the band. 1997 - Snoop Dogg was sentenced to three years probation and fined $1,000 on a firearms possession charge. 2000 - Soul Coughing broke up. 2003 - Matchbox Twenty postponed a European tour over fears of the U.S./Iraq war. 2003 - Robert Del Naja of Massive Attack was cleared of internet child porn charges. 2006 - Three daughters of South African songwriter Solomon Linda won a court case awarding them 25% of the royalties for the song The Lion Sleeps Tonight. 2008 - A settlement was reached between Mike Love and Al Jardine over the use of the Beach Boys' name which was owned by Love.
Marriages 1963 - Barbra Streisand and Elliott Gould
Divorces 2003 - Bryan Ferry (Roxy Music) and Lucy Helmore
Recorded 1939 - God Bless America - Kate Smith 1955 - Whole Lotta Shakin' - Big Maybelle
Released 1970 - First Step - Faces 1970 - ABC - Jackson Five (single) 1983 - The Final Cut - Pink Floyd 1987 - With or Without You - U2 (single) 1989 - Like a Prayer - Madonna
Awards 1994 - Academy Awards Best Song From a Motion Picture - Streets of Philadelphia from Philadelphia - Bruce Springsteen
Number Ones – U.S. Singles 1953 - The Doggie In the Window - Patti Page (8 weeks) 1964 - She Loves You - Beatles (2 weeks) 1981 - Keep On Loving You - R.E.O. Speedwagon (1 week)
Re: Cегодняшний день в истории рок-музыки Автор:KirpichДата: 20.03.13 11:03:37
Birthdays 1915 - Sister Rosetta Tharpe (d. 1973) 1917 - Vera Lynn (96) 1936 - Lee “Scratch” Perry (77) 1937 - Tommy Hunter (76) 1937 - Jerry Reed (d. 2008) 1937 - Joe Rivers (Johnny &Joe) (76) 1946 - Douglas Green (Riders in the Sky) (67) 1949 - Marcia Ball (64) 1950 - Carl Palmer (Atomic Rooster, Emerson Lake &Palmer, Asia) (63) 1951 - Guy Perry (Motels) (62) 1951 - Jimmy Vaughan (62) 1954 - Jim Seales (Shenandoah) (59) 1956 - Alphonso Martin (Steel Pulse) (57) 1959 - Richard Drummie (Go West) (54) 1959 - Ian Frederick Rossiter (Stereo MCs) (54) 1961 - Slim Jim Phantom (Stray Cats) (52) 1967 - David Shuttleworth (Terrorvision) (46) 1972 - Alex Kapranos (Franz Ferdinand) (41) 1976 - Chester Bennington (Linkin Park) (37) 1982 - Nick Wheeler (All American Rejects) (31)
Deaths 1987 - Norman Harris (O'Jays) - Heart Failure (39) 1991 - Eric Clapton's son, Conor - Fall from 53rd story apartment (4) 2009 - Mel Brown - Complications from emphysema (69)
On This Day 1954 - Tommy Evans became the bass singer for the Ravens. 1964 - The Beatles were given a special award by Billboard magazine in recognition of their holding the top three positions on the charts. 1965 - The first Motown tour of the U.K. opens with Martha & the Vandellas, Stevie Wonder, the Supremes and the Temptations. 1968 - Eric Clapton, Neil Young, Richie Furay and Jim Messina were arrested for suspicion of marijuana use. Clapton was found innocent. The rest paid a small fine. 1971 - The Rolling Stones took out a full page ad in the U.K.'s music papers denouncing the release of the album Stone Age. 1977 - Lou Reed was banned from playing The London Palladium. 1977 - T Rex played their final show. 1980 - A 28-year-old man held up the Asylum Records office demanding to talk to Jackson Browne or the Eagles. Neither was there and he gave himself up. 1990 - Gloria Estefan's tour bus was hit by a tractor-trailer. Her husband and son were injured and she required back surgery two days later. 1991 - Michael Jackson signed a $1 billion contract with Sony. 1999 - The Radiohead documentary, Meeting People is Easy, premiered at SXSW. 2000 - Madonna announced she was pregnant with her second child. 2001 - Loretta Lynn was admitted to the hospital with pneumonia. 2001 - Three members of the British Group S Club 7 were arrested while openly smoking marijuana in Covent Garden, London. 2002 - EMI announced they would be ridding their roster of 400 acts in an attempt to save $140 million. 2003 - On the day war breaks out in Iraq, Bruce Springsteen opens his Australian concert with Born in the U.S.A. and War. 2003 - The South Carolina House of Representatives passed a resolution asking the Dixie Chicks to apologize for statements made about then president Bush and put on a concert for returning troops.
Marriages 1969 - John Lennon & Yoko Ono 1970 - David Bowie & Angela Barnett 1976 - Alice Cooper & Sheryl Goddard 1984 - Slim Jim Phantom (Stray Cats) & Britt Eckland
Recorded 1960 - Stuck on You - Elvis Presley 1961 - Hello Mary Lou - Ricky Nelson 1963 - Abilene - George Hamilton IV
Released 1964 - Can't Buy Me Love - Beatles (U.K. single release) 1971 - The Yes Album - Yes (U.K. release) 1972 - Back Off Boogaloo - Ringo Starr (single) 1976 - Youngblood - Bad Company (single)
Re: Cегодняшний день в истории рок-музыки Автор:KirpichДата: 19.03.13 10:50:57
Birthdays 1894 - Moms Mabley (d. 1975) 1937 - Clarence "Frogman" Henry (76) 1942 - Jeff Neighbour (Joy of Cooking) (71) 1942 - Robin Luke (71) 1946 - Ruth Pointer (Pointer Sisters) (67) 1946 - Paul Atkinson (Zombies) (d. 2004) 1950 - Derek Longmuir (Bay City Rollers) (62) 1953 - Billy Sheehan (Mr. Big) (60) 1953 - Ricky Wilson (B-52's) (d. 1985) 1955 - Bruce Willis (58) 1959 - Terry Hall (Specials, Fun Boy Three) (54) 1969 - Gary Jules (52) 1971 - Jack Bessant (Reef) (42) 1973 - Bun B (born Bernard Freeman) (40) 1975 - Brann Dailor (Mastodon) (38) 1976 - Zach Lind (Jimmy Eat World) (37)
Deaths 1976 - Paul Kossof (Free) - Drug related heart failure (25) 1982 - Randy Rhoads (Quiet Riot, Ozzy Osbourne) - Plane crash (25) 1990 - Andrew Wood (Malfunkshun, Mother Loves Bone) - Heroin overdose (24) 1993 - Jeff Ward (Nine Inch Nails, Ministry) (30) 2007 - Luther Ingram - Heart attack (69)
On This Day 1957 - Elvis Presley bought Graceland. 1960 - Tootsie's Orchid Lounge opened in Nashville, TN. 1964 - The Beatles received the award for Show Business Personality of the Year from British Prime Minister Harold Wilson. 1968 - Donovan went to India to study transcendental meditation. 1974 - Jefferson Airplane renamed themselves Jefferson Starship. 1978 - Billy Joel made his British live debut in London. 1985 - Spin Magazine began publication. 1988 - Michael Jackson started construction on his Neverland ranch and amusement park. 1992 - Jet Harris of the Shadows lost his drivers license for three years for drunk driving. 1999 - George Jones is released from the hospital 13 days after being in a near-fatal car accident. 2001 - Geri Hallwell of the Spice Girls had her home broken into. 2002 - Julian Casablanca of the Strokes hit an RCA employee who was trying to force the group to do a TV show at a time when the group was exhausted from touring. 2007 - Crystal Gayle's tour bus was stolen by a fugitive and used to evade arrest.
Marriages 1970 - David Bowie and Angie Barnett
Released 1958 - Our Song - Tom & Jerry (aka Simon & Garfunkel) (debut single) 1962 - Bob Dylan - Bob Dylan (debut album) 1975 - Dressed to Kill - Kiss 2002 - Rude Awakening - Megadeth 2010 - My World 2.0 - Justin Bieber
Re: Cегодняшний день в истории рок-музыки Автор:KirpichДата: 14.03.13 16:25:26
Birthdays 1914 - Lee Hays (Weavers) (d. 1981) 1922 - Les Baxter (d. 1996) 1926 - Phil Phillips (born Philip Baptiste) (87) 1933 - Quincy Jones (80) 1942 - Jerry Jeff Walker (71) 1943 - Jim Pons (Turtles, Mothers of Invention) (70) 1945 - Michael Martin Murphey (68) 1945 - Walt Parazaider (Chicago) (68) 1947 - Jona Lewie (66) 1947 - Peter Skellern (66) 1951 - Zella Lehr (62) 1954 - Jann Browne (59) 1956 - Chris Redburn (Kenny) (57) 1961 - Joe Ascione (session drummer) (52) 1969 - Jim O'Rourke (producer) (44) 1983 - Taylor Hanson (Hanson) (30) 1989 - Colby O'Donis (24)
Deaths 1972 - Linda Jones - Diabetes (27) 1991 - Doc Pomus (born Jerome Felder) - Lung cancer (65)
On This Day 1943 - Ernest Tubb debuted at the Grand Ole Opry. 1955 - Arthur Godfrey turned Elvis Presley away while accepting Pat Boone for his show. 1956 - The film Rock Around the Clock premiered. 1958 - Fabian was voted America's most promising new singer. 1958 - Catch a Falling Star by Perry Como became the first gold single in the U.S. 1963 - Gerry Marsden of Gerry and the Pacemakers was fined for trying to not pay duty on a guitar. 1964 - Beatles records account for 60% of all music sales in the U.S. according to Billboard magazine. 1971 - The Rolling Stones played a farewell concert in London before moving to France to avoid taxes. 1972 - Merle Haggard was granted a full pardon by Ronald Reagan. 1980 - Quincy Jones received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. 1981 - Eric Clapton cancelled a U.S. tour after he was hospitalized with an ulcer. 1982 - Metallica made their live debut in Anaheim, CA. 1983 - Bon Jovi was formed by Jon Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora and Alec John Such. 1984 - Rainbow played their final show (Japan). 1985 - Dead or Alive were removed from a British TV show when they admitted they couldn't play live. 1990 - Red Hot Chili Pepper members Chad Smith and Flea were arrested for sexual harassment in Daytona Beach, FL. 1992 - Farm Aid V was held in Irving, TX with Arlo Guthrie, Kentucky Headhunters, Texas Tornadoes, Bandaloo Doctors, Bonnie Raitt, Little Village, Tracy Chapman, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Petra, Paul Simon, Mary Chapin Carpenter, The Highwaymen, Lorrie Morgan, Ricky Van Shelton, Willie Nelson, Neil Young and John Mellencamp. 1998 - Jo Dee Messina performed for the first time at the Grand Ole Opry. 1999 - Marilyn Manson injured his ankle during a show in Inglewood, CA. 2001 - Peter Black, designer of the cover for the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band sued EMI for more money after having only been paid $340 in 1967. 2003 - Robert Trujillo left Ozzy Osbourne's band to join Metallica. 2005 - U2, the Pretenders, Buddy Guy, the O'Jays and Percy Sledge were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. 2005 - Michael Jackson was criticized by the British Army for wearing military medals during his child abuse trial. 2006 - The Cars announced they were reforming. 2008 - Peter MacBeth of the Foundations was imprisoned on child sex charges.
Marriages 1984 - Annie Lennox and Radha Raman
Released 1956 - Church Bells May Ring - Diamonds (single) 1994 - Longing in Their Hearts - Bonnie Raitt 1995 - Feels Like Home - Linda Ronstadt
Re: Cегодняшний день в истории рок-музыки Автор:KirpichДата: 13.03.13 11:14:02
Birthdays 1930 - Jan Howard (born Lula Grace Johnson) (82) 1930 - Liz Anderson (d. 2011) 1933 - Mike Stoller (Lieber & Stoller) (80) 1938 - Erma Franklin (d. 2002) 1939 - Neil Sedaka (74) 1940 - Dan Bennie (Reflections) (d. 2008) 1949 - Donald York (Sha Na Na) (64) 1950 - Danny Kirwan (Fleetwood Mac) (63) 1959 - Greg Norton (Hüsker Dü) (54) 1959 - Ronnie Rogers (T'Pau) (54) 1960 - Adam Clayton (U2) (53) 1972 - Common (born Lonnie Lynn, Jr.) (41) 1973 - David Draiman (Disturbed) (40) 1976 - James Dewees (New Found Glory, My Chemical Romance) (37) 1977 - Ed Sloan (Crossfade) (36) 1979 - Toni Lundow (Liberty X) (34) 1979 - Spanky G (Bloodhound Gang) (34)
Deaths 1998 - Judge Dread (born Alexander Hughes) - Heart attack (53) 2002 - Marc Moreland (Wall of Voodoo) - Kidney failure (44) 2005 - Lyn Collins (56)
On This Day 1949 - Imperial Records was formed by Lew Chudd. 1958 - The RIAA introduced their gold record certifications. 1964 - According to Billboard, the sale of Beatles singles accounted for 60% of the 45 market. 1965 - Eric Clapton quit the Yardbirds to join John Mayall's Bluesbreakers. 1966 - Rod Stewart went solo, leaving the band Steampacket. 1971 - Brewer & Shipley entered the U.S. charts with One Toke Over the Line, a song that many radio stations banned even though the duo said Toke was short for Token. 1976 - The Jackson 5 became the Jacksons as they moved from Motown to Epic Records. 1977 - Iggy Pop, David Bowie and Blondie started a North American tour in Montreal. 1987 - Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. 1987 - Bryan Adams' Heat of the Night becomes the first cassingle released. 1996 - Glen Ballard had a commendation that had been given to him by the state of Mississippi as they objected to his participation in the album Jagged Little Pill by Alannis Morissette. 2000 - Mary Wilson and Cindy Birdsong refused to participate in a Supremes reunion tour with Diana Ross due to money differences. 2000 - Blink-182 end their European tour early when both Tom DeLonge and Travis Barker come down with strep throat. 2002 - Sebastian Bach was arrested after he threatened the life of a bartender in Middletown, NJ. He also was charged with possession of marijuana and drug paraphanalia. 2003 - A jury ruled that Michael Jackson must pay an Australian promoter $5.3 million for backing out of two 1999 concerts. 2006 - Black Sabbath, Blondie, Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Sex Pistols, Miles Davis and Herb Alpert & Jerry Moss were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. The Sex Pistols refused to attend. Blondie's performance was interrupted when former members rushed the stage. 2007 - Starbucks announced their Hear Music label which would become the home of artists like Paul McCartney, James Taylor and Elvis Costello. 2008 - Michael Jackson refinanced Neverland Ranch so that it wouldn't be sold off to pay for back taxes.
Recorded 1961 - Travelin' Man - Rick Nelson
Released 1965 - Tired of Waiting For You - Kinks (single) 2001 - Reptile - Eric Clapton