On This Day: October 7 in Music History
EVENTS ON OCTOBER 7 IN MUSIC HISTORY On this day October 7 in 1939 – Actress and singer Judy Garland recorded a studio version of ‘Over the Rainbow’ which was later released as…

EVENTS ON OCTOBER 7 IN MUSIC HISTORY On this day October 7 in 1939 – Actress and singer Judy Garland recorded a studio version of ‘Over the Rainbow’ which was later released as…

EVENTS ON OCTOBER 6 IN MUSIC HISTORY On this day October 6 in 1958 – Pop singer Johnny Mathis released his first Christmas album ‘Merry Christmas’. The album went to on to sale…

EVENTS ON OCTOBER 5 IN MUSIC HISTORY On this day October 5 in 1958 – At a concert hall in Hanley, England, Cliff Richard and The Shadows made their debut live performance. The…

EVENTS ON OCTOBER 4 IN MUSIC HISTORY On this day October 4 in 1941 – Freddy Martin and his Orchestra topped the charts in the United States with their version of Tchaikovsky‘s…

EVENTS ON OCTOBER 3 IN MUSIC HISTORY On this day October 3 in 1945 – 10 year old Elvis Presley performed for the first time in front of a crowd. He sang…

EVENTS ON OCTOBER 2 IN MUSIC HISTORY On this day October 2 in 1965 – With their rendition of ‘Hang On Sloppy’, The McCoys went to number one on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart….

EVENTS ON OCTOBER 1 IN MUSIC HISTORY On this day October 1 in 1962 – The Beach Boys released their debut album ‘Surfin’ Safari’ through Capitol Records which peaked at No.32 in the US. 1966 –…

EVENTS ON SEPTEMBER 30 IN MUSIC HISTORY 1960s On this day September 30 in 1965 – With his rendition of ‘Tears’, Ken Dodd started a five-week run at number one on the UK Singles chart….

EVENTS ON SEPTEMBER 29 IN MUSIC HISTORY 1950s On this day September 29 in 1958 – Tommy Edwards started a six-week run at number one on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart with ‘It’s All…

EVENTS ON SEPTEMBER 28 IN MUSIC HISTORY 1950s On this day September 28 in 1958 – Pop group The Teddy Bears released ‘To Know Him Is to Love Him’ which became a chart-topper in…