This Day in Music History

Two bands have an anniversary on this day in rock.

ABBA takes the reigns on this day in 1976.

See what was big on this day in music history.

10-4 Pig Pen. What's your 20? Slide on in to the Convoy and we'll go to the top of the charts.

Lionel Richie hits number one on this day in 1985 with a Oscar winning song, which didn't even appear on the movie soundtrack.

A few highlights from this day in music, including a new Eagle.

Here's some music history for you on this day, Thursday, July 16th.

Hey Gang, Big Q with you music history blip.  It has to do with the Monkees.

1960 -  A Liverpool band called Johnny and the Moondogs flips their name to the Silver Beetles and embarks on a Scottish tour, backing singer Johnny Gentle. The future biggest band in the world would take pseudonyms, Paul McCartney becomes Paul Ramon, George Harrison becomes Carl Harrison, and Stu Sutcliffe became Stuart de Stael...