On This Day in 1963, Bob Dylan Stepped Into the Studio and Recorded a Protest Song That Is Just as Poignant Today as It Was Then
On This Day in 1967, Glen Campbell Turned a Jimmy Webb-Penned Song Into a Classic “Succinct Tale” With an O. Henry-Esque Twist
On This Day in 1969, Led Zeppelin Released One of the Greatest Rock Albums of All Time and “Inspired Many Inferior Groups To Imitate Their Style”
On This Day in 1968, Glen Campbell Was at No. 1 With the Album That Put Him on the Map and a Title Track That Served as a TV Theme Song
Born on This Day in 1915, the Legendary Producer Who Helped Create the Nashville Sound and Worked With Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, and Kitty Wells
On This Day in 1960, Roy Orbison Scored a Career-First With a Song That Was Turned Down by Both Elvis and the Everly Brothers
