1964 – The Beatles performed for the second time on “The Ed Sullivan Show.” They had made their first appearance on the show only a week before. 1968 – In Detroit, MI, Aretha Franklin day was declared. 1971 – Aretha Franklin recorded “Spanish Harlem.” It was released on July 9. 1971 – Alan David Pasaro […]
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Drake’s Heartwarming Gesture: Covering Fan’s Surgery Costs During St. Louis Concert
In an act of unparalleled generosity, Drake turned a regular concert night into a life-changing moment for one fan in St. Louis on Monday, February 12th. Mid-performance, the “6 God” noticed a sign from a fan requesting help for an expensive upcoming surgery. Without hesitation, Drake announced his commitment to cover the medical expenses, ensuring […]
Paul McCartney’s Iconic Höfner Bass Found After 51 Years
Paul McCartney’s legendary Höfner 500/1 bass guitar, a centerpiece of The Beatles’ early soundtracks such as “Love Me Do” and “She Loves You,” has been miraculously recovered after being missing for over half a century. The instrument, which vanished in 1972, has finally made its way back to McCartney, thanks to the efforts of the […]
Sleep Token Ascends to Major Label Status with RCA Records Signing
Sleep Token, the enigmatic band known for their masked presence and genre-defying music, has embarked on a new chapter by signing with RCA Records. This strategic move places them among the ranks of notable artists such as Doja Cat, Britney Spears, and A$AP Rocky, signaling a significant shift from their previous association with Spinefarm Records—a […]
Beyoncé’s Country Pivot Gains Traction After Initial Radio Hesitation
In a surprising twist at the Super Bowl, Beyoncé unveiled two new tracks with a distinct country flavor, “Texas Hold ‘Em” and “16 Carriages,” signaling a bold departure from her traditional musical style. This move quickly stirred up conversations about genre boundaries in the music industry. Initially, Oklahoma’s KYKC radio station, known for its country […]
Today in Music History: February 15th
1964 – The Beatles scored their first U.S. No. 1 album with Meet The Beatles! The album stayed at No. 1 for eleven weeks. 1965 – The much loved and respected crooner/jazz singer and pianist Nat King Cole died of complications following surgery for lung cancer in Santa Monica. He was 48. First famous for his jazz […]
Miranda Lambert and Enrique Iglesias Bridge Country and Latin Pop with “Space in My Heart”
Country music star Miranda Lambert has sparked excitement among fans with the announcement of her latest collaboration, “Space in My Heart,” featuring Latin pop sensation Enrique Iglesias. Set to release on February 22, the Texas native gave her followers a sneak peek of the romantic ballad, promising an unforgettable blend of genres. “Texas meets Spain! […]
Sabrina Carpenter Embraces Genre Fluidity in Upcoming Album
In a revealing conversation with Maya Hawke, Sabrina Carpenter shares insights into her evolving musical journey and the anticipation surrounding her forthcoming album. The pop sensation, known for her 2022 album “Emails I Can’t Send,” is exploring new creative territories, emphasizing authenticity over genre conformity. “I feel a lot freer and more excited about what […]
Kanye West Pulls Ozzy Osbourne Sample from “Vultures 1” Amid Controversy
Kanye West has made the decision to remove a live sample of Ozzy Osbourne’s iconic “Iron Man” performance from his latest release, “Vultures 1”, following public disapproval from Osbourne. The sample, originating from Osbourne’s 1983 US Festival performance, was initially included in the track “Carnival” on West’s collaborative album with Ty Dolla $ign. However, after […]
This Day in Music History – February 14th
1958 – On CBS television Walter Cronkite reported that the Iranian government has banned rock & roll becausee it is against the concepts of Islam and also a hazard to health. 1964 – Chad & Jeremy were guests on the “Patty Duke Show.” 1967 – Aretha Franklin recorded her song “Respect” in New York. 1970 […]