Today is the 61st anniversary of what I used to consider the greatest radio station on the planet in its best format:
Today is the 61st anniversary of what I used to consider the greatest radio station on the planet in its best format:
The number one single today in 1965:
Today in 1970, the Jimi Hendrix Experience played the first of its 13-show U.S. tour at the Milwaukee Auditorium:
The number one single today in 1960:
The number one British album today in 1966 was the Rolling Stones’ “Aftermath”:
Today in 1976, after a concert in Memphis, Bruce Springsteen scaled the walls of Graceland … where he was arrested by a security guard.
Today in 2003, a $5 million lawsuit filed by a personal injury lawyer against John Fogerty was dismissed.
The lawyer claimed he suffered hearing loss at a 1997 Fogerty concert.
The judge ruled the lawyer assumed the risk of hearing loss by attending the concert. The lawyer replied, “What?”
The number one single today in 1963 was recorded by a 15-year-old, the youngest number one singer to date:
The number one British single today in 1967 was that year’s Eurovision song contest winner:
The number one single today in 1985:
Imagine having tickets to today’s 1964 NME winner’s poll concert at Wembley Empire Pool in London:
The number one single today in 1960:
The number one single today in 1970:
The number one album today in 1987 was U2’s “The Joshua Tree”:
The number one British single today in 1959, although you may think …
The number one single today in 1961:
The number one single today in 1965:
The number one British single today in 1964 was written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, but not performed by any of the Beatles:
Where might you have heard what was the number one British single today in 1969?
The number one single today in 1977: