Today In Music History (07-30-10)
by Jason Hannah on Jul.30, 2010, under Daily Facts
Today In Music History
I’m hoping that by reading these facts every day you are inspired by one of the pieces of information to go out and check out something musically that you may not have thought about had you not read this post. Maybe you’ll read decide to dig deeper into a piece of history, or you’ll decide to check out a band mentioned in one of the facts. No matter how this inspires you, I hope you enjoy what you read!
Check back every day at around 6:00 PM Central time for new facts!
30/07/1792 – 500 Marseillaisian men sing France’s national anthem for 1st time
30/07/1930 – 1st broadcast of “Death Valley Days” on NBC-radio
30/07/1954 – Elvis Presley joins Memphis Federation of Musicians, Local 71
30/07/1966 – Beatles’ “Yesterday… and Today,” album goes #1 and stays #1 for 5 weeks
30/07/1968 – Beatles’ Apple Boutique closes, entire inventory is given away
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