This Day in Music
Capitalist. Economist. Insurer. Musician. Audiophile. Observationist.
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This Day in Music
An inexpensive ruse, unfettered in Nippon, Miles is blindfolded, and Elvis rents a house in Palm Springs, on this day in music.
Unleashed in the East
1979: British heavy metal icons Judas Priest release their first contemporary live LP, “...
This Day in Music
A good price on nefarious services, bumper-to-bumper, and Elvis performs with the Jamboree, on this day in music.
Traffic
1968: Birmingham, England rockers Traffic release their second studio album, simply titled “Traffic.” Including ele...
This Day in Music
Just continue to perform, the end of the journey for forty-niners - no, not those 49’ers, and Elvis completes basic training, on this day in music.
After the Gold Rush
1970: Legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Neil Young releases his thi...
This Day in Music
The boys from Birmingham are suspicious, the boys from California are grinning, and Elvis renews his driving license, on this day in music.
Smiley Smile
1967: California surf-pop turned psych-pop band The Beach Boys release their 12th stu...
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More noteworthy album releases form a very busy September, and Elvis lavishes gifts upon friends and family, on this day in music.
The Wall Live in Berlin
1990: Ex-Pink Floyd co-founder, co-principal songwriter, and bass player Roger Wate...
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Daily abstracts of rock, prog, jazz, and fusion albums. Plus The Monday Miles, The Friday Frank, and The Daily Elvis!
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