Tragically, the country queen was killed in a plane crash near Camden, Tennessee on March 5, 1963.
The first appearance on the R&B countdown of the Mississippi blues original came on March 5, 1955.
The Irish group's version of a song recently released by Lulu became their second Top 10 hit in quick succession.
The Rolling Stones UK tour in March 1971 was a fond farewell to home. They were moving to France, and things would never be the same again.
Wearing its crown well, ‘King & Queen’ saw Otis Redding team up with Carla Thomas for a laidback and playful album that included the hit single ‘Tramp.’
Chiefly remembered for its era-defining lead single, the ‘Waterloo’ album found ABBA hitting all their targets and storming charts around the world.
Before it became a staple of classic-rock radio, Bob Seger’s ‘Old Time Rock & Roll’ turned Tom Cruise into a star thanks to its iconic needle-drop moment.
Mixing some of their most appealing songs with baffling experimental works, ‘Dazzle Ships’ found OMD creating a classic that took years to be understood.
Richard's fabulous debut album was also the only US Top 20 pop chart LP for the Georgia Peach.
‘A Hard Road’ is one of the cornerstones of the 60s British blues boom, and made the UK Top 10 for John Mayall in March 1967.
The varied history and many interpretations of one of the most enduring John-Taupin compositions.
On March 3, 1939, the first Blue Note Records songs were officially released.
The record went on to become the first album designated as thrash metal to go platinum in the US.
In March 1984, the album gave the Texan country star his first-ever appearance on the pop LP chart.
The 1950s rock'n'roller was the motivation for the Pistols' fifth consecutive UK top ten single.
