Music History for June 61807 - Composer Adrien-Francois Servais was born. 1869 - Composer Siegfried Wagner was born. 1903 - Composer Aram Il'yich Khachaturian was born. 1960 - Tony Williams left the Platters for a solo career. 1962 - At Abbey Road, the Beatles recorded the songs Besame Mucho and three of their own songs, P.S. I Love You, Ask Me Why and Love Me Do. It was their first recording session at the studio. Today in Beatles History 1965 - The Rolling Stones single (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction was released in the U.S. 1967 - Moby Grape released its self-titled debut album and 5 singles from the album simultaneously on Columbia Records. 1971 - The Ed Sullivan Show aired for the last time. It was canceled after 23 years on the air. Gladys Knight and the Pips were the musical guests on show. 1971 - John Lennon and Yoko Ono appeared on stage for the first time since 1969 when they join Frank Zappa for a show at the Fillmore East. Today in Beatles History 1977 - Stevie Wonder delivered an unannounced lecture to a UCLA class studying the record industry. He also performed. 1982 - The "Peace Sunday: We Have a Dream" rally took place at the Rose Bowl. 1990 - A Federal judge in Florida declared that 2 Live Crew's As Nasty As They Wanna Be LP was obscene. 1995 - Pink Floyd released its two-CD live album Pulse in the United States. 2002 - In Malibu, CA, Diana Ross entered a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center. |