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This Day In Rock History: Sept 11th
1964 - George Harrison formed Mornyork Ltd. as his own song publishing company. The name was later changed to Harrisongs, Ltd.
1987 - Prince's Paisley Park Studios officially opened.
2001 - Dream Theater released the album Live Scenes From New York. The original artwork was recalled the same day due to the artwork portraying the New York skyline and World Trade Center towers engulfed in flames. The album was re-released with different artwork.
source: onthisday
1964 - George Harrison formed Mornyork Ltd. as his own song publishing company. The name was later changed to Harrisongs, Ltd.
1987 - Prince's Paisley Park Studios officially opened.
2001 - Dream Theater released the album Live Scenes From New York. The original artwork was recalled the same day due to the artwork portraying the New York skyline and World Trade Center towers engulfed in flames. The album was re-released with different artwork.
source: onthisday
This Day In Rock History: Sept 11th
1977 - One of the strangest pairings in the history of music turned out surprisingly well when David Bowie and Bing Crosby recorded their duet of "Little Drummer Boy/Peace On Earth." It was broadcast in December on Bing's posthumous TV special, A Merrie Olde Christmas, and later released on disc.
1979 - The Who made their first appearance in the U.S. without their late, great drummer, Keith Moon. Replacing him at the Passaic, N.J., gig was ex-Small Faces and Faces drummer Kenney Jones.
source: thecurrent
1977 - One of the strangest pairings in the history of music turned out surprisingly well when David Bowie and Bing Crosby recorded their duet of "Little Drummer Boy/Peace On Earth." It was broadcast in December on Bing's posthumous TV special, A Merrie Olde Christmas, and later released on disc.
1979 - The Who made their first appearance in the U.S. without their late, great drummer, Keith Moon. Replacing him at the Passaic, N.J., gig was ex-Small Faces and Faces drummer Kenney Jones.
source: thecurrent
This Day In Rock History: Sept 11th
1974 Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Joni Mitchell and The Band play to 80,000 fans at London's Wembley Stadium.
source: classicbands
1974 Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Joni Mitchell and The Band play to 80,000 fans at London's Wembley Stadium.
source: classicbands
This Day In Rock History: Sept 11th
2001, Walking to work in New York (as an comic book illustrator) Gerard Way witnessed the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Centre. The day's events inspired him to start a band, which became My Chemical Romance with Way becoming their lead singer.
source: thisdayinmusic
2001, Walking to work in New York (as an comic book illustrator) Gerard Way witnessed the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Centre. The day's events inspired him to start a band, which became My Chemical Romance with Way becoming their lead singer.
source: thisdayinmusic
This Day In Rock History: Sept 11th
1971: Rare Earth peaked at number seven on the Billboard Hot 100 Singles Chart with “I Just Want to Celebrate” which was their third and final top ten single in the U.S.
1987: During the fourth annual MTV Video Music Awards at the Universal Amphitheater in Los Angeles, Peter Gabriel won nine awards for “Sledgehammer” including Video of the Year, Best Male Video and Best Concept Video. Gabriel also received the Video Vanguard Award.
source: paulshaffersdayinrock
1971: Rare Earth peaked at number seven on the Billboard Hot 100 Singles Chart with “I Just Want to Celebrate” which was their third and final top ten single in the U.S.
1987: During the fourth annual MTV Video Music Awards at the Universal Amphitheater in Los Angeles, Peter Gabriel won nine awards for “Sledgehammer” including Video of the Year, Best Male Video and Best Concept Video. Gabriel also received the Video Vanguard Award.
source: paulshaffersdayinrock
This Day In Rock History: September 11th
1943 Mickey Hart (one of the drummers for Grateful Dead) is born Michael Steven Hartman in Brooklyn but would be raised in Long Island, New York.
1945 Dennis Tufano (original lead singer for The Buckinghams) is born Dennis Stanley Joseph Tufano in Chicago, Illinois.
1953 Tommy Shaw of Styx is born in Montgomery, Alabama.
1973 Bruce Springsteen releases his second album, The Wild, The Innocent And The E Street Shuffle.
1982 John Mellencamp becomes the first male solo artist with a #1 album (American Fool) and two Top 10 singles, all at the same time ("Hurts So Good" at #8; "Jack & Diane" at #4)
source: calendarsongfacts
1943 Mickey Hart (one of the drummers for Grateful Dead) is born Michael Steven Hartman in Brooklyn but would be raised in Long Island, New York.
1945 Dennis Tufano (original lead singer for The Buckinghams) is born Dennis Stanley Joseph Tufano in Chicago, Illinois.
1953 Tommy Shaw of Styx is born in Montgomery, Alabama.
1973 Bruce Springsteen releases his second album, The Wild, The Innocent And The E Street Shuffle.
1982 John Mellencamp becomes the first male solo artist with a #1 album (American Fool) and two Top 10 singles, all at the same time ("Hurts So Good" at #8; "Jack & Diane" at #4)
source: calendarsongfacts
This Day In Rock History: September 11th
1987: Prince’s Paisley Park recording studios officially opened in Chanhassen, Minnesota. The expansive, $10 million, 65,000 square foot complex was used not just by Prince, but also by many artists from around the world including Fine Young Cannibals, Bob Mould, R.E.M., Mavis Staples, George Clinton, Warren Zevon, Stevie Wonder, Patti LaBelle, Poi Dog Pondering, BoDeans, and Angélique Kidjo.
2001: Boz Scaggs released his fourteenth studio album, Dig.
source: wwcfradio
1987: Prince’s Paisley Park recording studios officially opened in Chanhassen, Minnesota. The expansive, $10 million, 65,000 square foot complex was used not just by Prince, but also by many artists from around the world including Fine Young Cannibals, Bob Mould, R.E.M., Mavis Staples, George Clinton, Warren Zevon, Stevie Wonder, Patti LaBelle, Poi Dog Pondering, BoDeans, and Angélique Kidjo.
2001: Boz Scaggs released his fourteenth studio album, Dig.
source: wwcfradio
This Day In Music History: September 11th
A few albums that was released....
1979 ● Foreigner —— Head Games ► Arena Rock
1991 ● Stephen Stills —— Stills Alone ► Folk-Rock
2001 ● Nickelback —— Silver Side Up ► Alt Rock/Post-Grunge
2012 ● Dave Matthews Band —— Away From The World ► AA Pop-Rock
source: drrocksblog&roll
A few albums that was released....
1979 ● Foreigner —— Head Games ► Arena Rock
1991 ● Stephen Stills —— Stills Alone ► Folk-Rock
2001 ● Nickelback —— Silver Side Up ► Alt Rock/Post-Grunge
2012 ● Dave Matthews Band —— Away From The World ► AA Pop-Rock
source: drrocksblog&roll
This Day In Rock History: September 12th
1944 R&B singer Barry White is born Barry Eugene Carter in Galveston, Texas. He would be raised in South Central Los Angeles, California.
1946 Blue Cheer singer/bassist Dickie Peterson is born in Grand Forks, North Dakota.
1952 Neal Peart (drummer/lyricist for Rush) is born near Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
1969 The Rolling Stones release Through The Past, Darkly.
2008 Metallica release Death Magnetic, produced by Rick Rubin.
source: calendarsongfacts
1944 R&B singer Barry White is born Barry Eugene Carter in Galveston, Texas. He would be raised in South Central Los Angeles, California.
1946 Blue Cheer singer/bassist Dickie Peterson is born in Grand Forks, North Dakota.
1952 Neal Peart (drummer/lyricist for Rush) is born near Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
1969 The Rolling Stones release Through The Past, Darkly.
2008 Metallica release Death Magnetic, produced by Rick Rubin.
source: calendarsongfacts
