1956 – everyone must have been really excited when Elvis came out with his first album. This self-titled disc sold more than a million copies and became his first Gold record.
1965 – The Beatles were at the top of the Billboard chart for the seventh time with their song “Eight Days a Week”.
1968 – The Byrds Greatest Hits album goes Gold.
1976 – The Four Seasons had their final number one hit with “December 1963 (Oh What a Night)”.
1980 – Pink Floyd’s two-record set “The Wall” becomes Platinum.
1987 – Bob Seger has the honor of receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
1999 – Cher hits number one with her song “Believe”.
2013 – legendary singer Bob Dylan gets voted into the American Academy of Arts and Letters.
There have been albums like Bat Out of Hell from Meat Loaf that I have played a trillion times forsaking all others until I needed a change. Have you ever heard this really fun album with creative songs Spanish Train and Other Stories by Chris de Burgh. it is really awesome. You can now find it on YouTube.
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Seger, Cher and Pink Floyd what an unbelievable post!
that is my music collection right there for many years.
Although, once the wall came out, I was lost in that album for two years.
There have been albums like Bat Out of Hell from Meat Loaf that I have played a trillion times forsaking all others until I needed a change. Have you ever heard this really fun album with creative songs Spanish Train and Other Stories by Chris de Burgh. it is really awesome. You can now find it on YouTube.
i will hceck it out! Bat out of Hell was a goto for me in particular as part of my running mix (on a cassette tape I made)!
Will check out Chris De Burgh