Tuesday, April 11, 2017
Monday, April 10, 2017
This Date in Rock Music History: April 11
1956: James Brown made his debut on the R&B charts with "Please, Please, Please".
1960: Dinah Washington & Brook Benton had the #1 R&B song for the 10th week--"Baby (You've Got What It Takes)".
1967: The Elvis Presley song "Stuck On You" recorded the fourth biggest jump in rock history, moving from #84 to #17 on this date.
1960: Dinah Washington & Brook Benton had the #1 R&B song for the 10th week--"Baby (You've Got What It Takes)".
1967: The Elvis Presley song "Stuck On You" recorded the fourth biggest jump in rock history, moving from #84 to #17 on this date.
Sunday, April 9, 2017
This Date in Rock Music History: April 10
1956: Nat "King" Cole was attacked on stage by five racial weirdos during a show at the Municipal Hall in Birmingham, Alabama. Police arrested the sick people, hauled them to jail, and Cole returned later that night to thrill the crowd in a second show.
1957: Ricky Nelson performed for the first time on the television show The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, singing "I'm Walking".
1958: Bobby Darin recorded "Splish Splash" at Atlantic Studios in New York City.
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