The Rock History Report for Jan. 22nd

1966 - Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots Are Made for Walking" was released in the US. Read More

The Rock History Report for Jan. 21st

1972 - Don McLean's "American Pie" was the No. 1 song. Clocking in at 8 and a half minutes, the song was too long to fit on one side of a single, and so was split in half for release as Read More

The Rock History Report for Jan. 18th

1995 - Jerry Garcia sideswiped a guardrail in a rented BMW near Mill Valley, California, but managed to avoid injury. Read More

The Rock History Report for Jan. 17th

1996 - Pink Floyd was officially inducted into the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame at a ceremony at New York's Waldorf Astoria Hotel. Read More

The Rock History Report for Jan. 16th

1970 - London police closed an exhibition of John Lennon's lithographs because they claimed the exhibit was obscene. Read More

The Rock History Report for Jan. 15th

1973 - After a devastating earthquake in Bianca Jagger's hometown of Managua, Nicaragua, the Rolling Stones announced they'd perform a benefit concert for the stricken area. Read More

The Rock History Report for January 14th

1960 - G.I. Elvis Presley was promoted to the rank of sergeant. Read More

The Rock History Report for January 11th

1963 - The legendary club Whisky A-Go-Go opened in Hollywood. The Doors were discovered there while opening for the band Love by Elektra boss Jac Holzman in 1966. Read More

The Rock History Report for January 10th

2000 - Melissa Etheridge answered the question regarding the paternity of the child she shares with partner Julie Cypher when she announced that David Crosby is the child's father. Read More

The Rock History Report for January 9th

1973 - Mick Jagger was turned down for a visa by the Japanese government because of a drug arrest in 1969. The Stones were forced to cancel their Asian tour. Read More