Rock History February 8 1964, Responding to claims that the Kingsmen’s incomprehensible “Louie Louie” is pornographic, the song’s publisher, Max Firetag, offers $1,000 to anyone who can identify the “suggestive” elements in the song’s lyrics. 1968, The Band Of Joy, featuring John Bonham and Robert Plant, made their first London appearance, supporting Edwin Starr at […] The post Today in Rock History – February 8 appeared first on InternetFM.

Psychedelic Time Warp is hosted by Bart Shore. This episode of Psychedelic Time Warp included music from the Jefferson Airplane, the Kinks, Spirit, Rush, the Doors, Stones, Pink Floyd, Love, Traffic, David Bowie, a Beatles demo, along with live Elton John, Dead, CCR, Hendrix, and the Who. Also, comedy from Allan Sherman and Rowan & […] The post Psychedelic Time Warp – Show 38 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History February 7 1963, The first Beatles single “Please Please Me” was released in the US on the Vee Jay label. 1964, The Beatles’ Pan Am flight was greeted by over 5,000 as it arrived at New York’s JFK airport. This was the Fab Four’s first US visit. 1967, Robin, Maurice and Barry Gibb […] The post Today in Rock History – February 7 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History February 6 1958, George Harrison joined Liverpool group The Quarrymen. The group, who were named after Lennon’s school, featured John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Len Garry, Eric Griffiths and John Lowe. 1965, The Righteous Brothers started a two week run at number one on the US singles chart with the Phil Spector produced “You’ve […] The post Today in Rock History – February 6 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History February 5 1966, The Who, with support acts Screamin’ Lord Sutch & the Savages, the Merseys, the Fortunes, and the Graham Bond Organization, perform at the Odeon Cinema in Southend-on-Sea, England. 1967, The Beatles filmed part of the promo clip for “Penny Lane” around the Royal Theatre, Stratford, London and walking up and […] The post Today in Rock History – February 5 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History February 4 1966, Bob Dylan and The Band played at the Convention Center in Louisville, Kentucky. This was the first date on a world tour which would become significant as the first outing in which Dylan used electric instruments, after he had gone “electric” at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival. 1966, The Who […] The post Today In Rock History – February 4 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History February 3 1959, 22-year-old Buddy Holly, The Big Bopper and Ritchie Valens, aged 17, died in a crash shortly after take-off from Clear Lake, Iowa, the pilot of the single-engine Beechcraft Bonanza plane was also killed. Holly hired the plane after heating problems developed on his tour bus. All three were traveling to Fargo, […] The post Today in Rock History – February 3 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History February 2 1963, The Beatles played at the Gaumont Cinema, Bradford on the opening night of the nationwide Helen Shapiro UK tour. The Beatles were at the bottom of the six-act bill playing just four songs, “Please Please Me,” “Chains,” “Keep Your Hands Off My Baby,” and “A Taste of Honey.” 1966, The […] The post Today in Rock History – February 2 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History February 1 1964, The Beatles started a seven week run at number one on the US singles chart with “I Want To Hold Your Hand,” the first US chart topper by a UK act since The Tornadoes “Telstar” in 1962 and the first of three consecutive number ones from the group. 1964, Peter, […] The post Today in Rock History – February 1 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History January 31 1964, Sales figures show that the Beatles’ “She Loves You” has sold 1.3 million copies in England, while “I Want to Hold Your Hand” has sold 1.5 million. 1967, The Beatles spent a second day at Knole Park, Sevenoaks, Kent, England to complete filming for the ‘Strawberry Fields Forever’ promotional video. […] The post Today in Rock History – January 31 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History January 30 1964, The Searchers were at number one on the UK singles chart with the Sonny Bono song “Needles And Pins.” The group’s second UK chart topper had originally been recorded by Jackie DeShannon 1967, The Beatles shoot a promotional clip for “Strawberry Fields Forever” in Kent, England. 1967, The Jimi Hendrix […] The post Today in Rock History – January 30 appeared first on InternetFM.

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Rock History January 29 1964, The Beatles spent the day at Pathe Marconi Studios in Paris, France, The Beatles’ only studio recording session for EMI held outside the UK. They recorded new vocals for “She Loves You,” “I Want to Hold Your Hand,” and “Can’t Buy Me Love,” after EMI’s West German branch persuaded Brian […] The post Today in Rock History – January 29 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History January 28 1965, The Moody Blues were at number one on the UK singles chart with “Go Now!” 1965, The Who made their first appearance on UK TV show Ready Steady Go! To project the desired image, the hand-picked audience consisted only of teens dressed in the current “Mod” fashion. 1966, The Cavern […] The post Today in Rock History – January 28 appeared first on InternetFM.

1962, The Beatles appeared at Aintree Institute in Aintree, Liverpool. The group had played here many times before but this was their last performance at the venue. Brian Epstein became infuriated when the promoter paid The Beatles’ fee of £15 with handfuls of loose change. Epstein took this as an insult to the group, and […] The post Today in Rock History – January 27 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History January 26 1965, “Downtown” by Petula Clark was at number one on the US singles chart. A young Jimmy Page had played as a session guitarist on the track, giving him his first US number one hit, as well as a number two hit in the UK. 1965, during a Rolling Stones tour […] The post Today in Rock History – January 26 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History January 25 1963, Janis Joplin performs in San Francisco for the first time, singing at the North Beach coffeehouse. In lieu of money, Janis passes the hat for beers. She often sings a cappella at the Coffee Confusion and the Coffee Gallery, occasionally accompanied by Jorma Kaukonen (future guitarist with Jefferson Airplane). Joplin […] The post Today in Rock History – January 25 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History January 24 1965, The film Ferry Cross the Mersey premieres at the Liverpool Odeon. It was the first to be shot on location in Liverpool after the city’s emergence into the music mainstream For authenticity, many scenes were shot in clubs near the home of Gerry and the Pacemakers’ frontman Gerry Marsden. Marsden […] The post Today in Rock History – January 24 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History January 23 1964, The Searchers were at number one on the singles chart with the Sonny Bono song “Needles And Pins.” 1965, The Who play the Corn Exchange at Chelmsford and then an all-night rave at the Club Noreik in Tottenham. Opening for The Who at the all-night rave is The Muleskinners featuring […] The post Today in Rock History – January 23 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History January 22 1964, The Yardbirds, featuring Eric Clapton appeared at The Cavern Club, Liverpool, England. 1965, The Rolling Stones began a 16-date tour of Australia and New Zealand at the Agricultural Hall at Manufacturers Auditorium in Sydney with Roy Orbison, The Newbeats and Ray Columbus and the Invaders. 1965, The Who pre-tape their […] The post Today in Rock History – January 22 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History January 21 1965, The Byrds record “Mr. Tambourine Man.”  The only actual member of the band who performs on the record is lead guitarist/singer Jim McGuinn. Musicians from the fabled “Wrecking Crew,” including Larry Knetchel on bass, Leon Russell on piano, Hal Blaine on drums, Jerry Cole and Bill Pittman on guitar, replace […] The post Today in Rock History – January 21 appeared first on InternetFM.

An "800" number is a toll-free telephone prefix, allowing callers to reach businesses or individuals without being charged, with the receiving party paying the cost, and it signifies a national service used for customers, sales, and general contact. This is The 3D RadioActivity, and on this, our 800th episode, Daytona and I are getting into trouble again so you won't. That means more affliction, agitation, badgering, concern, confusion, distress, disturbing mental calm and contentment, exertion, grief, harassment, inconvenience, misfortune, pains, pester, plague, suffering, torment, trial, tribulation, tumult, upset, turmoil, and worry. We're not going to take any of that tone with you, this is all about fun, so aside from the topic, you won't have any trouble digging these grooves. The post More 3D Trouble appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History January 20 1967, Jimi Hendrix performed at Haverstock Hill Country Club in London. 1967, The Monkees TV show was shown for the first time in the UK. 1968, Fleetwood Mac, The Move, The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown and Fairport Convention  all appeared at the Roundhouse Chalk Farm in London. 1968, The Who […] The post Today in Rock History – January 20 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History January 19 1963, The Beatles made their first national TV appearance in the UK on Thank Your Lucky Stars performing “Please Please Me.” 1965, The perform at the Marquee Club in London. 1967, Pink Floyd and Marmalade played at The Marquee Club, London. 1967, The Monkees were at number one on the singles […] The post Today in Rock History – January 19 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History January 18 1964, The Beatles made their US chart debut when “I Want To Hold Your Hand” entered the chart at number 45 just ten days after its release, making it the fastest-breaking and the fastest selling single in Capitol Records history. It went on to spend seven weeks at the number one […] The post Today in Rock History – January 18 appeared first on InternetFM.