
September 4th: The Steve Miller Band Casts a Chart Spell
In 1982, American blues-rock veteran Steve Miller returned to the pinnacle of mainstream pop as The Steve Miller Band reached number one on the…
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On 1 December 1976, Thames Television’s tea-time news magazine show Today scrambled to fill a last-minute vacancy. Rock group Queen had cancelled their scheduled…

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In nineteen sixty-nine, Atlantic Records released Led Zeppelin II in North America. Recorded at several studios while the band maintained a relentless touring schedule,…
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In nineteen seventy-six, Keith Moon played what became his final public concert with The Who at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. The show brought…
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In nineteen seventy-seven, a chartered Convair aircraft carrying Lynyrd Skynyrd ran out of fuel and crashed near Gillsburg, Mississippi. The crash claimed the lives…
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In nineteen sixty-four, Columbia Records released Wednesday Morning, Three A.M., the debut studio album by Simon and Garfunkel. Produced by Tom Wilson, the largely…
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