Introducing "This Day in Music!"

Hello Everyone!  

Starting today I am going to start publishing a quick article entitled “This Day in Music.”  Here I will put some fun facts of things that have happened on each day in history with regards to music.

I have endless facts of what happened on each day in history, but would love to hear if this day means anything to you.  Was your favorite singer born on this day?  Did you go to your first concert, buy your favorite album or maybe even know something about today that was left out?  

This Day in Music…June 6^th

On this day in 1962 – The first Beatles recording session took place at Abbey Road Studios.  They recorded four songs, including ‘Love Me Do’.  Each member received payment of approximately $12.07.  

On this day in 1982 – At the start of “Peace Week” Tom Petty, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Bob Dylan, Stevie Wonder, Stevie Nicks and Jackson Browne all appeared at The Rose Bowl in Pasadena, CA to a crowd of 85,000+ fans!   
 
On this day in 1996 – Inventor William Palmer died. Palmer invented the magnetic tape recorder.  Before him, music had been cut directly to record. 

What’s this day in music for you?  Buy a new album or maybe stumble across an old favorite?  What did I miss?  Sound off below!