History

The Beatles Abbey Road was released this week in 1969. The album contains some of The Beatles best music and has sold over 12 million copies in the U.S.A. alone.

It happened this week in 1979, a organization called Musicians United for Safe Energy put on five concerts at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The group that put the No Nukes concerts together was lead by Jackson Browne, Graham Nash, Bonnie Raitt and John Hall...

This week in 1966 NBC TV premiered The Monkees a situation comedy based loosely on the success of The Beatles. The opening credits have a similarity to scenes from The Beatles films A Hard Days Night and Help. The show would last for two seasons but continue to live on supported by a large fan base...

It's the 40th annual Heritage Harvest Days Festival at Seven Pond's Nature Center in Dryden this Saturday and Sunday,

This week in 1971 John Lennon released his album Imagine and the music critics at the time didn't think much of the collection. John's fans thought differently especially when it came to the title track

Rock and roll history was made in Flint on this day in 1967 when The Who were in town for a concert. The performance wasn't what was the historical moment it's what happened at the hotel.

The long awaited album from Led Zeppelin titled In Through The Out Door came out on this day in 1979. It had been over three years since the last album from the band so it was no surprise it went to #1 and would hold onto that top spot for seven weeks.

Cream's album Wheels of Fire was hot product this week in 1968 when it went to #1 on the music charts.

August 17, 1969 was a Sunday and at 5am that morning The Who hit the stage at The Woodstock Music & Art Fair. They were scheduled to be on Saturday night but things got a little behind time.

This week in 1975 a new version of Fleetwood Mac was introduced to the world with the addition of Stevie Nicks and Lyndsey Buckingham.

Jeff Beck groundbreaking guitar style was let loose this week in 1965 with the release of "Heart Full of Soul" by The Yardbirds. What Jeff was doing with his guitar was blowing minds around the world.

This week in 1968, George Harrison did the first take in the studio of his song "While My Guitar Gently Weeps". It was acoustic