JULY 11: A HOT DAY IN THE EVOLUTION OF ROCK ‘n ROLL!!!
July 11, 1964:
The Supremes' "Where Did Our Love Go?" is released and enters the Hot 100…
It stays on the chart for 14 weeks and would become the group's first number one hit next August. ..
July 11, 1964:
Stevie Wonder released his first single without the title "Little" in front of his name…
"Hey Harmonica Man" reached number 29 on the singles chart, his third Top 40 hit…
July 11, 1969:
The Rolling Stones' "Honky Tonk Woman" is released…
The band started recording the tune as a Country song based on Hank Williams' "Honky Tonk Blues", but found that it made a better rocker…
July 11, 1970:
Charles Wright and the Watts 103rd St. Rhythm Band hits #12 with
JULY 11: A HOT DAY IN
THE EVOLUTION OF ROCK ‘n ROLL!!!
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