The Rock History Report for October 22nd
1964 – The Who, then known as High Numbers, failed to pass an audition with record label EMI. 1965 – The Rolling Stones released “Get…
1964 – The Who, then known as High Numbers, failed to pass an audition with record label EMI. 1965 – The Rolling Stones released “Get…
1955 – Buddy Holly, Larry Welborn, and Bob Montgomery opened for Bill Haley & the Comets at a show in Lubbock, Texas. Eddie Crandell was…
1969 – After an eight-day Canadian tour, Frank Zappa disbanded the Mothers of Invention, claiming he was “tired of playing for people who clap for…
1954 – Elvis Presley professional career began when he performed in his first advertised concert in Memphis, Tennessee. 1968 – After posting heavy losses, The…
1967 – At New York’s Forest Hills Tennis Stadium, The Jimi Hendrix Experience opened for The Monkees. 1968 – Yellow Submarine, the feature-length cartoon from…
1969 – The Rolling Stones’ Brian Jones was found dead in his swimming pool at his home in Hartfield, England. Some say he was murdered.…
1975 – Cher married Greg Allman. Ten days later the couple filed for a divorce. 1977 – Marvel Comics printed a comic book based on…
1963 – The Safaris released “Wipe Out.” 1963 – Stevie Wonder released “Fingertips – Pt 2.” 1967 – The Rolling Stones’ Mick Jagger and Keith…
1965 – The Rolling Stones released their classic song “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction.” 1965 – The Beatles were honored with their MBE (Most Excellent…
1969 – Brian Jones quit The Rolling Stones because he wasn’t on board with the direction the band’s music was going. 1970 – Bob Dylan…
1966 – Elvis Presley’s “Paradise Hawaiian Style” film premiered. 1968 – The Rolling Stones released “Jumpin’ Jack Flash.” 1974 – Rick Wakeman departed Yes to…
1952 – Frank Sinatra recorded his own version of the Cab Calloway classic “Birth of the Blues.” 1964 – The Rolling Stones appeared on the…
Drummer Charlie Watts (The Rolling Stones) is 68 Actor Jerry Mathers (Leave it to Beaver) also turns 68 today Actor Dennis Haysbert (24) hits 55…
1959 – In one of the first outdoor rock festivals, Ray Charles, B.B. King and Jimmy Reed played to about 9,000 people at Atlanta’s Herndon…
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