Music History for March 6
Today's:
1825 - Beethoven's Opus 127: String Quartet No. 12 in E flat major was performed for the first time.
1853 - Giuseppe Verdi's La Traviata opera debuted in Venice.
1959 - The Drifters recorded "There Goes My Baby."
1964 - Elvis Presley's 14th movie, Kissin' Cousins, was released.
1970 - Charles Manson released his album Lies to finance his defense against murder charges.
1973 - John Lennon's visa extension was canceled by the New York Office of the Immigration Department. It had been granted only five days before.
Today in Beatles History
1976 - EMI Records re-released all 22 British Beatles singles. In addition, "Yesterday" was released for the first time on 45 in the U.K.
Today in Beatles History
1977 - An Evening With Diana Ross aired on NBC-TV.
1989 - Smokey Robinson's autobiography Inside My Life was released.
1998 - Liam Gallagher (Oasis) was charged in an Australian court after he allegedly headbutted a fan, breaking the fan's nose. He was released on $10,000 bail.
1998 - Madonna did a rare live interview at MuchMusic's Toronto headquarters.
1999 - George Jones was severely injured in a car accident.
2000 - Foxy Brown crashed her car into a fence in Brooklyn, NY. She was admitted for medical attention and released the next morning. Brown was charged with aggravated unlicensed operation of a vehicle by police.
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