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20 years ago today (5/31/04), PJ Harvey released her sixth studio album – Uh Huh Her. Following 2000’s glossy Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea was a return
Happy 60th birthday today to guitarist, singer, songwriter, actor, and political activist Tom Morello (born 5/30/64). As the co-founder and lead guitarist of Rage Against the Machine and then with Audioslave, Morello
Hard to believe that Private Dancer was only Tina Turner’s fifth solo studio album when it was released 40 years ago today (5/29/84). While Turner was 44 at the time
Happy 80th birthday to one of the Queen of Souls – Gladys Knight. Knight has won seven Grammy Awards (four as a solo artist and three with the Pips) and
50 years ago today (5/24/74), David Bowie released his eighth studio LP, Diamond Dogs. Regarded as one of Bowie’s bonafide classics, the album contains an iconic cover and was, at
35 years ago today (5/23/89), Ramones released their eleventh studio album Brain Drain. The album is notable for marking the return of Dee Dee Ramone as a key songwriter before
65 years ago today (5/22/59), saxophonist Ornette Coleman recorded his landmark jazz LP The Shape of Jazz To Come over the course of one day. This was Coleman’s third album, released on
80 years ago today (5/20/44), one of the premier rock vocalists of all time, Joe Cocker, was born on 5/20/44. Known for his gritty voice, Cocker began his singing career in
Happy 75th birthday to the renowned, inventive drummer Bill Bruford, who was born on 5/17/49. Bruford was the original drummer for Yes from 1968–1972. Bruford was the touring drummer for Genesis
40 years ago today (5/15/84), Stevie Ray Vaughan released his second album, Couldn’t Stand The Weather, and his second with his band Double Trouble. Selling 1,000,000 copies within five weeks