Music History for September 15
Today's:
1858 - Composer Jeno Hubay was born.
1863 - Composer Horatio William Parker was born.
1903 - Country singer Roy Acuff was born. He was the first living artist to be elected into the Country Music Hall of Fame.
1930 - Hoagy Carmichael recorded "Georgia on My Mind." The song has been the official state song of Georgia since 1922.
1934 - NBC radio debuted The Gibson Family. The program was the first musical comedy to be broadcast.
1962 - The Beatles were called "a nothing group" after an interview with Peter Jones of the London Daily Mirror.
Today in Beatles History
1964 - The Beatles were ordered off the stage at Cleveland's Public auditorium so the screaming crowd could calm down.
Today in Beatles History
1968 - The TV musical series Soul premiered on NBC.
1969 - The Ed Sullivan Singers and Orchestra released "The Sulli-Gulli."
1974 - Gary Thain (Uriah Heep) was nearly electrocuted on stage during a show in Dallas.
1979 - Bob Dylan released the album Slow Train Coming. It was his first religiously themed album.
1983 - The Huey Lewis and the News album Sports was released.
1990 - Bruce Hornsby began filling in on keyboard for The Grateful Dead following the death of Brent Mydland.
1998 - The album Mechanical Animals was released by Marilyn Manson.
1998 - Coolio was booked and released for possessing marijuana and carrying a concealed weapon.
1998 - Reba McEntire received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
2001 - Metallica action figures went on sale.
2003 - Madonna's children's book The English Roses went on sale.
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