This Day in Music
Capitalist. Economist. Insurer. Musician. Audiophile. Observationist.
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This Day in Music
An unappetizing appetizer, Miles shows gratitude, and Elvis goes Canadian, on this day in music.
Darklands
1987: “Darklands,” the second studio album by Scottish post-punk band The Jesus and Mary Chain, is released. Highly-rated by critic...
This Day in Music
Chaotic happenings on the long road, a chaotic lifestyle, live chaos, emotional chaos under a veneer, and Elvis meets chaos in Spokane, on this day in music.
The Mamas & The Papas
1966: The Mamas & The Papas, mainstays of Laurel Canyon fo...
This Day in Music
A tasty treat, bidding goodbye to the royals, and Elvis becomes a boxer for his tenth movie, on this day in music.
A Farewell to Kings
1977: Legendary Canadian progressive hard-rock band Rush release their fifth studio album, “A Farewell...
This Day in Music
New music reaches a new level, a very important question, and Elvis earns a golden belt, on this day in music.
Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!
1978: Devo, the futuristic new-wave band from Akron, Ohio, release their debut studio album,...
This Day in Music
Ecstasy on the drumset, giving no cause to weep, a cacophony of quiet, and Elvis meets The Beatles, on this day in music.
No Reason to Cry
1976: English blues-rock guitar player and songwriter Eric Clapton releases his fourth studio album...
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Michael Fitzgibbon writes daily abstracts of rock, prog, jazz, and fusion albums, mostly from 1950 to 1990. Plus The Monday Miles, The Friday Frank, and The Daily Elvis!
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