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Today-Music-History-Dec02

In 2014, Rolling Stones' saxophone player Bobby Keys, who also performed on recordings with John Lennon and Eric Clapton, died after a lengthy illness at his home in Franklin, Tenn. He was 70.
Before he went overseas, however, Mahoney was selected by the Celtics with the 62nd overall pick (there were many more rounds ...
The award-winning musician, who was the frontman for the hit 1958 single Tequila, passed away in the heart of Tennessee.
DAVE Burgess, who was the leader of the band that recorded the popular track Tequila, has died at 90. Burgess was part of The ...
Dave Burgess, legendary leader of The Champs and a key figure behind the hit “Tequila,” has passed away at 90, leaving behind ...
Elvis made a career out of performing other people's music, but these five specific songs were the worst of the bunch.
Additionally, several country artists have long supported the USO, with Country Music Hall of Fame member Gene Autry being among the first country artists to support the USO. Many other artists ...
The Pastime Theater started showing motion pictures to the people in and near Warren, Ark., somewhere around 1925. Folks ...
Tucked within a lush 13-acre oasis in the heart of Palm Springs, The Parker Palm Springs is an iconic desert hideaway that embodies whimsical sophistication and mid-century glamour. Reimagined by ...
One hundred fourteen years ago today, one of the most famous singing cowboys in American history was born in Ohio.
The Autry C. Stephens Engineering Discovery Building on The University of Texas at Austin's campus is scheduled to open in 2026. 2025 ACS Fence Wrap The University of Texas at Austi / Provided Autry C ...
Fifty years ago, I published in a scientific journal on animal behavior; for the past 33 years, that knowledge has served me well in politics and policy, including eight years in the Ohio House of ...