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This Month In Music History
August 1 • 1942: Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead is born Jerome John Garcia • 1981: MTV is seen in 2.1 million homes during its first day on the air August 3 • 1972: The Eagles perform at the Denver Coliseum. August 4 • 1958: Billboard magazine debuts its “Hot 100” record list AugustContinue reading “This Month In Music History”
New Song Release “Lost and Lonely”
This is a sad song but hopeful in the end. Like many of you I have been isolated during this pandemic. Limited travel outside the house and missing friends and family. One day, to break up the boredom, I was browsing through old recordings and found this music recording “Lost and Lonely Without You” fromContinue reading “New Song Release “Lost and Lonely””
Working on New Music
Covid-19 Relief For Musicians
COVID-19 has devastated our music community, leaving thousands of music creators and professionals with an uncertain future. MusiCares and the Recording Academy have partnered in a COVID-19 Relief effort to help our peers in the music community affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Please join us to help keep the music community alive and thriving, givingContinue reading “Covid-19 Relief For Musicians”
Born, This Day In Music – 1942
June 18th, 1942 Paul McCartney Paul McCartney, The Beatles Wings, solo. The most successful rock composer of all time. McCartney first met John Lennon on July 6th 1957, who was impressed that Paul could tune a guitar. With The Beatles he scored 21 US No.1 & 17 UK No.1 singles plus McCartney has scored over 30 US & UK solo TopContinue reading “Born, This Day In Music – 1942”
This Day In Music – May 21st
1955 – Chuck BerryChuck Berry recorded ‘Maybellene’ at Universal Recording Studios, Chicago, Illinois. The song adapted in part from the Western swing fiddle tune ‘Ida Red’ is said to be one of the first rock and roll songs. The track became Berry’s debut single release in July of this year where it peaked at No.5 on the USContinue reading “This Day In Music – May 21st”
This Day In Music – May 14
1988 – Led ZeppelinLed Zeppelin reunited for the Atlantic Records 40th anniversary party at Madison Square Garden, New York, appearing with Jason Bonham the son of John Bonham on drums. Other acts performing included Foreigner, Crosby, Stills and Nash, Genesis, Emerson Lake and Palmer, Wilson Pickett and Ben E. King.
Covid-19
Covid-19 has taken too many from us. We mourn for those gone and long for those we miss. Keep the faith and know we will all be together again. https://ericmylesprojectcom.files.wordpress.com/2020/04/together-again-master4.mp4
Covid-19
Hope this post finds you well and making the most of these difficult times. This is a repost of Music Around The World from my friend David Steinhart. Play safe and be well… Hope you are doing well. Music gives me good energy. Probably it’s the same for you. I’ve watched many coronavirus YouTube videos.Continue reading “Covid-19”