The answer to today's FBPQ is: Rattlesnake hide.
THIS DAY IN ROCK!
1958: Johnny Cash leaves Sun Records and signs with Columbia.
1960: Elvis is named "Public Enemy Number One" by the East Berlin newspaper Young World.
1966: Birmingham radio station WACI calls for the first "Beatles Burn-In," a bonfire of Beatles records to protest John Lennon's recent published comments that The Beatles were "bigger than Jesus."
1969: Carl Wilson is indicted for failing to perform his required community service hours, imposed upon him after he opposed the draft as a conscientious objector.
1971: The Concert For Bangla Desh is held at Madison Square Garden.
1971: The Sonny And Cher Comedy Hour premieres on TV.
1988: Cincinnati radio station WCVG becomes the first US all-Elvis radio station. The format lasts a year.
GARY ROSSINGTON UPDATE! Gary Rossington is resting at home following emergency heart surgery to repair a blockage in his heart. Rossington, the last surviving original member of Lynyrd Skynyrd has battled a number of health issues in recent years, including a heart attack that he suffered last October. Get the prognosis. Meanwhile, Lynyrd Skynyrd will get back on the road this Thursday in The Woodlands, Texas.
WEEKEND BOX OFFICE! Jason Bourne, Matt Damon's first film in the Bourne franchise since 2007's The Bourne Ultimatum, opened in first place over the weekend, shoving Star Trek Beyond into second place. Meanwhile, Bad Moms debuted at #3. Click here for the rest of the rankings.
