June 14
ON THIS DAY IN 1965 PAUL MCCARTNEY RECORDS “YESTERDAY” BY HIMSELF, AFTER TRYING UNSUCCESSFULLY TO FIT IT IN WITH THE REST OF THE BEATLES. THE SONG WOULD LATER BE RECORDED BY OVER 3,000 OTHER ARTISTS AND BECOME THE MOST COVERED TUNE IN MUSIC HISTORY
IRON BUTTERFLY RELEASES THEIR SECOND STUDIO ALBUM ‘IN-A-GADDA-DA-VIDA’ IN 1968. IT IS MOST WELL-KNOWN FOR ITS TITLE TRACK, A 17-MINUTE COMPOSITION WHICH OCCUPIES ALL OF SIDE B.
AND IN 1977, LED ZEPPELIN PLAY THE LAST OF SIX SOLD OUT SHOWS AT NEW YORK’S MADISON SQUARE GARDEN DURING THEIR 11TH AND FINAL NORTH AMERICAN TOUR
