On This Day in 1965, The Beatles Set Two World Records in New York—With Mick Jagger and Keith Richards in the Audience
On This Day in 1966, a Texas Radio Station Held the First Ever Beatles Bonfire–Teens, Parents, and Members of a Hate Group Burned Records, Posters
56 Years Ago This Month, Charley Pride Made History With His First No. 1 Single—a Feat Not Seen in 25 Years
On This Day in 1964, The Beatles Invaded Theaters Across the United States with a Film That Changed the Music World Forever
On This Day in 1968, Glen Campbell Began a Six-Week Run Atop the Country Chart with His Fourth Consecutive No. 1 Album
On This Day in 1966, John Lennon Held a Press Conference Apologizing for Controversial Comments He Made About The Beatles
