Aerosmith - Dream On (1973) (youtu.be)
TODAY IN ROCK AND ROLL HISTORY - 09/03/1970 (youtu.be)
While his band mates wait for him at Los Angeles Airport, Canned Heat’s vocalist and harmonica player Al Wilson committed suicide in Topanga Canyon, California when it turned out that he couldn’t save a redwood forest from being cut by a timber company. The 27-year-old sang lead on the band’s hits “On The Road Again”...
Pearl Jam - Black (1991) (youtu.be)
Presidents of the United States of America - Dune Buggy (1995) (youtu.be)
The Clash - Train in Vain (1979) (youtu.be)
Ramones – Commando (1977) (youtu.be)
Killing Joke - Eighties (1984) (youtu.be)
Nektar - Good Day (1973) (youtu.be)
The Jesus and Mary Chain - Snakedriver (1993) (youtu.be)
TODAY IN ROCK AND ROLL HISTORY - 09/02/1995 (youtu.be)
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame opened in Cleveland, Ohio, with Bob Dylan, Chuck Berry, Aretha Franklin, Al Green, Booker T and the MGs, Little Richard, The Allman Brothers, Boz Scaggs, James Brown and Martha Reeves making contributions....
U2 - New Year's Day (1983) (youtu.be)
Cream - Sunshine Of Your Love (1967) (www.youtube.com)
Lenny Kravitz - Are You Gonna Go My Way (1993) (www.youtube.com)
Nirvana - Lithium (1991) (youtu.be)
Butthole Surfers – They Came In (2001) (youtu.be)
TODAY IN ROCK AND ROLL HISTORY - 09/01/1981 (youtu.be)
RCA Records releases Hall And Oates’ LP “Private Eyes”, which will rise to #5 on the Billboard 200 and #8 on the UK Official Album Chart. The album contains two number-one singles, the title track and “I Can’t Go for That (No Can Do)”, as well as the Top 10 single "Did it in a Minute“
George Harrison - Wah-Wah (1970) (youtu.be)
Queen - Stone Cold Crazy (1974) (youtu.be)
Belly - Feed The Tree (1993) (youtu.be)
The Stoogies - 1969 (1969) (youtu.be)
“Oh my” and a, a “Boohoo”
Golden Earring - Radar Love (1973) (youtu.be)
Mountain – Nantucket Sleighride (1971) (youtu.be)
MC5 - Kick Out The Jams (Original Uncensored Version) (1969) (youtu.be)
TODAY IN ROCK AND ROLL HISTORY - 08/31/1968 (youtu.be)
Decca Records releases what has been called The Rolling Stones most political song, “Street Fighting Man”. The number was written after Mick Jagger attended a March 1968 anti-war rally at London’s US embassy, during which mounted police attempted to control a crowd of 25,000. The single proved to be very popular, but was...
Robert Plant - In The Mood (1982) (youtu.be)
