45 years ago today (11/25/76). The Band made their final performance under the billing of ”The Last Waltz’ held at Winterland Ballroom in San Francisco. The show also featured Joni Mitchell,
30 years ago today (11/24/91), Queen’s Freddie Mercury died of complications from AIDS. Arguably the greatest lead singer ever, Mercury even to this day continues to garner new fans and it’s
75 years ago today (11/22/46) bassist Aston “Family Man” Barrett, who defined the instrument’s role in reggae and dub as a member of Bob Marley’s band The Wailers, was born
80 years ago today (11/20/41) the late Dr. John (born Malcolm John Rebennack) who helped namesake the Bonnaroo Festival was born. He gained a cult following in the late 1960s
3 0years ago today (11/19/91) Teenage Fanclub released Bandwagonesque one of the most well received yet underrated albums of its time. On this third album, the Scottish alt-rockers created a
Five years ago today (11/18/16), the world lost the very soulful and talented Sharon Jones at the age of 60. Jones Jones was a late bloomer of sorts and released her
Happy 75th birthday to Martin Barre – (born 11/17/46) the longtime lead guitarist of Jethro Tull. Between Ian Anderson’s flute and Barre’s guitar, Jethro Tull spawned a unique English prog sound
35 years ago today (11/15/86), Beastie Boys released their debut studio LP Licensed to Ill on Def Jam and Columbia Records. Produced by Rick Rubin,, it was the first rap LP to top the Billboard album chart.
50 years ago today (11/12/71), Genesis released Nursery Cryme their third studio album and first with Phil Collins on drums and Steve Hackett on guitar. This album featured many of
40 years ago today (11/10/81) Mötley Crue rode into the fast lane & released their debut LP Too Fast For Love. Coming off as a low budget version of KISS
