The Rock History Report for March 1st

1995 - Bruce Springsteen picked up four Grammys for his song, "Streets of Philadelphia," from the soundtrack to the Tom Hanks film, 'Philadelphia'. Read More

The Rock History Report for February 28th

1963 - John Lennon and Paul McCartney wrote "From Me to You" while making their way from York to Shrewsbury on their tour bus. They based the song on what they were reading in the NME letter Read More

The Rock History Report for February 27th

1967 - Pink Floyd recorded their first single, "Arnold Layne." Read More

The Rock History Report for February 26th

1966 - The Rolling Stones released "19th Nervous Breakdown." The song peaked at No. 2 on US charts and became the group's ninth hit single. Read More

The Rock History Report for February 25th

2006 - Sex Pistols singer John Lydon announced on his Web site that his band would not attend their induction ceremony to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Read More

The Rock History Report for February 22nd

1969 - Led Zeppelin's first album was reviewed by Oz magazine, who state that the band's debut "defies immediate classification or description, simply because it's so obviously a t Read More

The Rock History Report for February 21st

1995 - Bruce Springsteen performed live with the E Street Band for the first time in seven years at a New York nightclub for a video in Jonathan Demme's film, 'Murder Incorporated'. Read More

The Rock History Report for Feb. 7th

1979 - Rod Stewart asked the world "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?" to which the world replied "YES." The classic song peaked at to No. 1 in 11 countries. Read More

The Rock History Report for Feb. 6th

1990 - Billy Idol broke his arm in a motorcycle crash. The sneering singer allegedly ran a stop sign in Hollywood, on his way back from the recording studio. Idol was working on his album, Charmed Lif Read More

The Rock History Report for Feb. 5th

1981 - Joni Mitchell was inducted into Canada's Juno Hall of Fame by Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. Read More