On the December 11 edition of Music History Today, it's first gigs for Aretha Franklin, Genesis, & the Velvet Underground. Also, happy birthday to Jermaine Jackson.

This week on the EDM Podcast, we discuss holiday gifts for your favorite EDM lover, or yourself, for that matter. We also review Pete Tong's new album, & we induct DJ Magda into our EDM Hall of Fame.

On the December 10 edition of Music History Today, Otis Redding passes away, Led Zeppelin reunites, & CBGB opens up. Also, happy birthday to Meg White of the White Stripes.

This week on Music History Today the Weekly Edition podcast, we discuss holiday gifts for your favorite music lover, or for yourself, for that matter. We also review Ozuna's new album, & we make the case for you to vote for Whitney Houston to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

On the December 9 edition of Music History Today, Jim Morrison gets arrested, a Charlie Brown Christmas, with it's now Christmas classic soundtrack, premieres, & Ozzy gets into an accident. Also, happy birthday to Jacob Dylan & Donny Osmond.

On the December 8 edition of Music History Today, the world loses John Lennon, Dimebag Darrell, Marty Robbins, & Gary Thain, & Traffic releases their debut album.Also, happy birthday to Sammy Davis, Jr., Jim Morrison, Sinead O'Connor, Greg Allman, & Nicki Minaj.

On the December 7 edition of Music History Today, two movie musicals premiere, the Animals end, & Greg Lake passes away. Also, happy birthday to Harry Chapin, Sara Bareilles, & Aaron Carter.

On the December 6 edition of Music History Today, a music festival goes tragically wrong & it's not the Fyre Fest, the Eagles reunite before they reunite, & two 60s classic albums are released. Also, happy birthday to Ira Gershwin, Dave Brubeck, & Peter Buck from REM.

This week on the Music Halls of Fame podcast, we honor a member of the class of 1991, make the case for putting Judas Priest into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, & our spotlight Hall is the Blues Foundation Hall of Fame.

On the December 5 edition of Music History Today, U2 does a first, John Lennon does a last, & Graham Nash quits one thing to start another. Also, happy birthday to the Architect of Rock & Roll, Little Richard!