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Roy Ayers, José Feliciano, Joe Perry and Big Daddy Kane. Plus KISS releasing “Alive!,” Guns N’ Roses taking “Sweet Child o’ Mine” to No. 1, and Nirvana unleashing “Smells Like Teen Spirit” — music history on September 10.
Otis Redding, Elvis Presley, The Beatles, John Lennon, Green Day and Coolio. From Elvis’ first Ed Sullivan appearance to “Helter Skelter,” “Imagine” and “Gangsta’s Paradise” — music history on September 9.
Patsy Cline, Benjamin Orr, Aimee Mann, P!NK and Avicii. Plus The Beatles’ iconic “Hey Jude” performance, Marvin Gaye reaching No. 1, and Led Zeppelin making chart history — all on September 8.
Buddy Holly, Chrissie Hynde, Gloria Gaynor and Sonny Rollins. Plus, the first performance by the lineup that would become Led Zeppelin, the extraordinary Keith Moon, Warren Zevon, and more stories from music history on September 7.
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