Happy Birthday!
2 - Don McLean - 1945 Sting -1951 3 - Chubby Checker - 1941 Stevie Ray Vaughan - 1954 - Aug 27, 1990 Lindsey Buckinghm - 1947 Tommy Lee 4 - Patti LaBelle - 1944 5 - Stever Miller - 1943 Bob Geldof - 1954 7 - John Melloncamp - 1951 8 - C.J. Ramone Johnny Ramone 9 - John Lennon - 1940 - Dec 8, 1980 John Entwistle (The Who) 1944 Jackson Brown - 1948 10 - David Lee Roth - 1958 11 - Daryl Hall - 1949 13 - Paul Simon - 1942 Sammy Hager 14 - Justin Hayward (The Moody Blues) 1946 15 - Richard Carpenter - 1946 16 - Bob Weir - 1942 Flea 18 - Chuck Berry - 1926 20 - Tom Petty - 1953 21 - Manfred Mann - 1940 22 - Lester Weat (Mountain) 1945 24 - Bill Wyman - 1936 25 - Jon Anderson (YES) 1944 27 - Scott Weiland 28 - Terrell Davis (Bronco's Running Back #30) 1972 *a Mile High Salute to you* 29 - Denny Laine (The Moody Blues/Wings) 1944 Peter Green (Fleetwood Mac) 1946 30 - Grace Slick - 1939 Timothy B Schmidt (Poco/The Eagles) 1946
and in the news...
After a performance by The Rolling Stones on Oct 25, 1964, on the Ed Sullivan Show,
Sullivan says he'll never invite them back.
On Oct 30, 1972, Elton John performs before Queen Eliabeth at a Royal Command
Performance.
these golden oldies were #1 in Oct
1964 - Do Wah Diddy by Manfred Mann for 2 weeks
1965 - Yesterday by the Beatles for 4 weeks
1971 - Maggie May by Rod Stewart for 5 weeks
1972 - My Ding - A - Ling by Chuck Berry for 2 weeks
1973 - Half Breed by Cher for 2 weeks
1976 - Disco Duck by Rick Dees & His Cast of Idiots for 1 week
1978 - Hot Child in the City by Nick Gilder for 1 week
1982 - Who Can It Be Now by Men at Work for 1 week
1982 - Jack & Diane by John Melloncamp for 4 weeks
1986 - True Colors by Cyndi Lauper for 2 weeks
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