Nov. 25, 1976: The Band ‘The Last Waltz’ Concert
A memorable night of music that became a lauded concert film and great three-disc concert album, all to say farewell to The Band.
Read MoreNovember 24, 1991: Freddie Mercury Dies
The Queen singer adored being up in front of many thousands of people. Yet his funeral was a small and private affair attended by no more than 40 people
Read MoreNov 24, 1997: John Lydon Sued on ‘Judge Judy’
Do not adjust your set. There is nothing wrong with it. And yes, that is the former Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols on the syndicated TV series.
Read MoreWhen Jerry Lee Lewis Was Arrested at Graceland
This much we know: The Killer showed up at the gates of Graceland two nights in a row, asking to see Elvis, who he says invited him
Read MoreRingo Starr Gets Knighted: ‘It Means a Lot’
More than 20 years after his former bandmate Paul McCartney received the honor, Ringo Starr has been knighted. The ceremony took place this morning (March 20) at Buckingham Palace, where Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, did the honors. “It
Read MoreNov 23 2015: Family Stone Member Cynthia Robinson Dies
The trumpet player helped create funk with the interracial band in the late 1960s and continued to make music with notable artists
Read MoreNov 22, 2003: ZZ Top Plays Houston Summit Final Concert
When the longtime arena closed to become a mega-church, who better to play the last concert there than the hometown boys?
Read MoreRemembering David Cassidy, ’70s Actor & Pop Idol
The actor and singer, who first attained fame in the 1970s as a cast member of TV’s ‘Partridge Family,’ died in 2017 following organ failure
Read MoreNov 21, 2024: Restaurateur Alice Brock, Who Inspired Arlo Guthrie Song, Dies
In the recording, spanning more than 18 minutes, the songwriter recounts his exaggerated but largely true story of protesting the Vietnam War draft.
Read MoreNov 21, 2016: Leonard Cohen’s ‘Hallelujah’ Charts for First Time… For One Week
It’s hard to believe, but the original version of the late singer-songwriter’s most famous song never charted, until after his death
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