1623 - William Byrd
, English composer, died at 80
1826 - Stephen Foster
, composer, born in Lawrencevil, PA
1832 - The song "America" was sung in public for the 1st time at the Park Street Church in Boston, MA.
1895 - The song "America the Beautiful
" was published.
1900 - Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong
born in New Orleans, LA
1970 - Casey Kasem
hosted radio’s "American Top 40
" for the 1st time.
1982 - Ozzy Osbourne
married his manager, Sharon Arden.
1992 - Astor Piazzolla
, Argentine composer, died at 71
July 5
1950 - Huey Lewis
born in New York City
1958 - Ray Charles
' performance at the Newport Jazz Festival
was recorded for a live album.
1969 - The Rolling Stones
gave a free concert for 250,000 fans in London's Hyde Park to introduce Mick Taylor
as new guitarist.
July 6
1937 - "Sing, Sing, Sing
" was recorded by Benny Goodman
and his band.
1964 - The Beatles
' 1st film, "A Hard Day's Night
," premiered in London.
1973 - Queen
released their 1st single, "Keep Yourself Alive
."
1984 - The Jacksons
began their Victory Tour in Kansas City, MO.
July 7
1860 - Gustav Mahler
, composer/conductor, born in Kalischat Bohemia Austria
1927 - Doc Severinson
, [Carl], bandleader/trumpeter, born in Arlington, OR
1940 - Ringo Starr [Richard Starkey] born in Liverpool, England
1940 - Ringo Starr [Richard Starkey] born in Liverpool, England
1956 - Johnny Cash
made his 1st appearance on "Grand Ole Opry
."
1980 - The original lineup of Led Zeppelin
gave its final show.
1998 - Michael Jackson
and his financial partner Don Barden announced their intentions to build an entertainment Neverneverland called "Majestic Kingdom" in Detroit.
2007 - Live Earth
took place. The 24-hour, 7-continent series of concerts featured more than 100 music artists.
July 8
1882 - Percy Aldridge Grainger
, composer, born in Melbourne, Australia
July 9
1879 - Composer Ottorino Respighi
, composer, born in Bologna, Italy
1956 - Dick Clark made his debut as host of "Bandstand" on a Philadelphia TV station. The name of the show was changed to "American Bandstand
" when it went to ABC-TV.
1995 - The Grateful Dead gave their last concert with Jerry Garcia
at Chicago's Soldier Field.
1996 - Prince
released the album "Chaos and Disorder
."
July 10
1895 - Carl Orff
, composer (Carmina Burana), born in Munich Germany
1941 - Ferdinand "Jelly Roll" Morton
, pioneer jazz pianist, died in LA at 56
1947 - Arlo Guthrie
, singer, born in Brooklyn, NY
1965 - Rolling Stones
score their 1st No. 1: I Can't Get No Satisfaction
1979 - Arthur Fiedler
, orchestra leader (Boston Pops
), died at 84
1980 - Jessica Simpson
born in Dallas, TX
1986 - Jerry Garcia
lapsed into a diabetic coma. He was released from the hospital a couple of weeks later
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