Today is National Milk Chocolate Day.
THIS DAY IN ROCK!
1933: The first singing telegram is sent to singer Rudy Vallee on his 32nd birthday.
1954: Elvis gets his first interview published in the Memphis Press-Scimitar.
1956: Gene Vincent makes his first national TV appearance on The Perry Como Show.
1957: Jerry Lee Lewis makes his first national TV appearance on The Steve Allen Show.
1968: The Beatles hold their "Mad Day Out," an all-day photography session across London, which includes the inside gate picture in the fold of their Beatles 1967-1970 album.
1970: Mick Jagger makes his acting debut in Ned Kelly.
1973: One of the last outdoor rock festivals is held at Watkins Glen racetrack in New York.
THE O'JAYS vs THE DONALD! Last week The O'Jays objected to the use of "Love Train" in Donald Trump's bid for the presidency. And now, they're upset that Republican Rep. John Mica of Florida used "For The Love of Money" without their consent in a pro-Trump video. The group has sent a cease-and-desist letter sent to both violators. Get the dirty details.
AIRPLANE & FRIENDS! A new tribute band called The Airplane Family & Friends has formed that features a variety of musicians with connections to The Jefferson Airplane, The Jefferson Starship and Quicksilver Messenger Service. The group will launch a tour this December which will also feature a Grateful Dead tribute act called Live Dead 69. Get the details.
OVER-THE-TOP LIMOS! Check out ten of the world's craziest limousines. My favorite is the Batmobile limo.Click here to take a ride.
