Today in Rock History

Today in Rock History with Chris DeCarlo

November 12 Today 1968, some major record chains in Britain refused to stock the new Jimi Hendrix album, “Electric Ladyland.” The […]

November 11 “Floyd Feud” officially went public when Pink Floyd announced they were going to continue without Roger Waters on […]

November 10 On this day in 1967, the Moody Blues released “Nights In White Satin” as a single for the first time. […]

November 9 “Rolling Stone” magazine was first published on this day in 1967. Their first issue featured John Lennon on […]

November 8 Led Zeppelin released their fourth album today in 1971. Known as “Led Zeppelin Four” or “ZO SO,” the […]

November 7 Today in 1968, The Doors were asked to leave Phoenix, Arizona after local authorities claimed Jim Morrison tried […]

November 6 Today in 1970, Aerosmith played their first gig: a high school in Mendon, Massachusetts. Promoter Bill Graham produced […]

November 5 Today in 1970, Led Zeppelin released one of their most prized rarities: “Hey Hey What Can I Do,” the B-Side […]

November 4 Pink Floyd made their live debut in the US today in 1967. The Syd Barrett-led version of the […]

November 3 In 1977, Elton John said he was retiring from live performance. He’d change his mind by 1979. His […]

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