In the recording studio on this day:
1958: Elvis Presley (“A Fool Such as I”)
1964: Rolling Stones (“It’s All Over Now”)
1967: Monkees (“Pleasant Valley Sunday”)
1968: The Beatles (“Revolution No. 9”)
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1957: A young British skiffle band named The Quarrymen plays its very first gig on a flatbed truck for a fete in Roseberry Street in Liverpool. The group was led by the very brash John Lennon. A few months later, Paul McCartney would join the band, soon to be followed by Paul’s chum, George Harrison.
In the recording studio on this day:
1958: Elvis Presley (“A Fool Such as I”)
1964: Rolling Stones (“It’s All Over Now”)
1967: Monkees (“Pleasant Valley Sunday”)
1968: The Beatles (“Revolution No. 9”)
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