25 years ago today (11/23/91), Queen front-man and arguably the greatest lead singer ever Freddie Mercury, issued a statement confirming that he has AIDS and called for help in fighting the disease. Mercury
70 years ago today (11/22/46) bassist Aston “Family Man” Barrett, who defined the instrument’s role in reggae as a member of Bob Marley’s band The Wailers, is born in Kingston,
5 years ago today (11/21/11), Bob Mould earned some well due praise as The tribute concert, See a Little Light: A Celebration of the Music and Legacy of Bob Mould took
25 years ago today (11/19/91) Teenage Fanclub released Bandwagonesque one of the most influential albums of of its time and led a charge of melody and top notch songwriting that
25 years ago today (11/18/91), U2 released what would become their most commercially successful album Achtung Baby. Produced by Daniel Lanois and Brian Eno, the album spawned five singles including “One”,
50 years ago today (11/17/66), singer songwriter Jeff Buckley was born. Buckley released only one complete studio album prior to his death in 1997 from an accidental drowning – Grace,
25 years ago today (11/11/91), Genesis released what would be their last studio LP We Can’t Dance which would be their last album recorded with drummer and lead singer Phil
30 years ago today (11/10/86) Bruce Springsteen releases Live 1975-1985, which goes on to become one of the biggest-selling box sets of all time. The set consists of 40 tracks recorded at
10 years ago today, David Bowie made his last publicvocal performance as a guest to Alicia Keys at the Annual KCA Black Ball for Save A Child. Bowie went almost ten
10 years ago today (11/8/06), The Whisky-A-Go-Go, the legendary L.A. venue that was the launching pad for The Doors is designated a landmark by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.
