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On This Day in 1967, Glen Campbell Turned a Jimmy Webb-Penned Song Into a Classic “Succinct Tale” With an O. Henry-Esque Twist

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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”

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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

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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

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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

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3 Supergroups From the 1960s That Really Should Have Kept Charting

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The List

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3 Songs From 1969 That Secretly Feature Mind-Blowing Lyrics

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The List

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3 Legendary Classic Rock Albums That Hit No. 1 in the Late 1960s

By Jacob Uitti
On This Day

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On This Day in 1967, Bobbie Gentry Dethroned The Beatles With a Haunting First-Person Narrative: “A Study in Unconscious Cruelty”

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3 Pop One-Hit Wonders From the 1960s Who Vanished (But Deserve Way More Love Today)

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