1964 – Born on this day, Jeff Hanneman, guitar, Slayer, (1995 UK
1964 – Born on this day, Jeff Hanneman, guitar, Slayer, (1995 UK No.50 single ‘Serenity In Murder’).
Month: January 1964
1964 – Born on this day, Angie Stone, singer, songwriter, Vertical
1964 – Born on this day, Angie Stone, singer, songwriter, Vertical Hold, solo. Written hits for Mary J. Blige & D’Angelo.
1964 – In Paris, the Beatles record German …
1964 – In Paris, the Beatles record German versions of their hits, including “Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand” and “Sie Liebt Dich.” It’s their first session outside of the Abbey Road studios.
1964 – Born on this day, Roddy Frame, guitarist, singer
1964 – Born on this day, Roddy Frame, guitarist, singer, songwriter, Aztec Camera, (1988 UK No.3 single ‘Somewhere In My Heart’).
1964 – No. 1 Chart Toppers Pop Hit: “I Want to Ho…
1964 – No. 1 Chart Toppers Pop Hit: “I Want to Hold Your Hand,” The Beatles. This first American release by the Beatles is one of the biggest selling British singles of all time with worldwide sales of 15 million copies.
1964 – The Rolling Stones appear on British television’s…
1964 – The Rolling Stones appear on British television’s Juke Box Jury, where they pass judgment on that week’s single releases.
1964 – On British television, producer Phil Spector…
1964 – On British television, producer Phil Spector appears on the program Juke Box Jury, rating the week’s singles.
1964 – Rolling Stones finish American tour…
1964 – Having wrapped up their first American tour, the Rolling Stones fly back to Britain.
1964 – The Yardbirds featuring Eric Clapton appeared at The Cavern Club
1964 – The Yardbirds featuring Eric Clapton appeared at The Cavern Club, Liverpool, England.
1964 – Meet the Beatles is released in the United States.
1964 – Meet the Beatles is released in the United States.
1964 – The Beatles made their US chart debut when ‘I Want To Hold Your Hand
1964 – The Beatles made their US chart debut when ‘I Want To Hold Your Hand’ entered the chart at No.45. It went on to spend seven weeks at the No.1 position.
1964 – No. 1 Chart Toppers Pop Hit: “There! I’ve …
1964 – No. 1 Chart Toppers Pop Hit: “There! I’ve Said It Again,” Bobby Vinton. This song can be considered the last No. 1 song before the British invasion. After four weeks at No. 1, Vinton turns over that spot to the Beatles and their first U.S. hit, “I Want to Hold Your Hand.”