On This Day in 1966, The Beatles Recorded a Song That Featured a Groundbreaking Guitar Technique Inspired by a Studio Accident
On this day (April 27) in 1966, The Beatles stepped into what would later become Abbey Road Studios…
On This Day in 1960, The King of Rock ‘n’ Roll Was Back on Top of the Hot 100 for the First Time Since Serving His Country
Elvis Presley emerged on the national stage in the 1950s. With his slicked-back hair, pelvic thrusts, and wide-ranging…
The 1960s singer David Crosby said almost joined CSNY
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On This Day in 2012, We Said Goodbye to the Guitarist Who Taught Eric Clapton, Brian May, the Beatles, and Millions More To Play
On this day (April 20) in 2012, Bert Weedon died at the age of 91 in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire,…
On This Day 57 Years Ago, Creedence Clearwater Revival Released This Apocalyptic Hit Inspired by John Fogerty’s Favorite Black and White Film
Although Creedence Clearwater Revival broke the record for most No. 2 singles on the Hot 100, you could…
3 One-Hit Wonders From the 1960s That Use Weird Instruments
It can be hard to stick out. In a world awash in songs, sometimes you have to take…
3 Classic Rock Songs From the 1960s That Drove Moms and Dads Crazy
Classic rock songs in the 1960s were radically different from the rock and roll tunes of the previous…
On the Charts 65 Years Ago, Elvis Presley Nabbed His 5th No. 1 of the Decade With a Song Based on an Italian Ballad
The music industry had never seen anything like Elvis Presley when he released his breakout single “Heartbreak Hotel”…
On This Day in 1969, Creedence Clearwater Revival Fell Just Short of No. 1 With a Classic Song Made More Famous by a Grammy-Winning Husband-Wife Duo
It may shock some to learn that Creedence Clearwater Revival has never had a No. 1 song in…
3 One-Hit Wonders From the 1960s That No One Remembers Anymore (but They Were Better Than the Rest)
So many incredible one-hit wonders hit the charts during the 1960s. Because there were so many of them,…