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Rock n' Roll Retrospective

November 30, 1996 Tiny Tim, known for, "Tip-Toe Thru' The Tulips", suffered a heart attack on stage and later died in a Minneapolis hospital at age 63. #RockHistory #TinyTim @ROAtheBand @Martzician

Rock n' Roll Retrospective

November 29, 1976 Jerry Lee Lewis, attempting to shoot a soda bottle , hits his bass player, Norman Owens in the chest. Owens would make a full recovery, but later sued Jerry Lee for $50,000 and won. #RockHistory #JerryLeeLewis @ROAtheBand @Martzician

Rock n' Roll Retrospective

November 28, 1979 All of Ringo Starr's mementos from his days with The Beatles are destroyed when his home in Hollywood Hills burns to the ground. #RockHistory @RingoStarr @ROAtheBand @Martzician

Rock n' Roll Retrospective

November 27, 1981 The British Phonographic Industry places advertisements in the British press claiming that "Home taping is wiping out music." #RockHistory @ROAtheBand @Martzician

Rock n' Roll Retrospective

November 26, 1967 The promotional film for the Beatles' "Hello Goodbye" was aired on The Ed Sullivan Show, but was not shown at the time in the UK due to a musicians union ban on miming. https://youtu.be/UlODoB5PwMU #RockHistory #TheBeatles @ROAtheBand @Martzician

Rock n' Roll Retrospective

November 25, 1961 The Everly Brothers began a six month stint in the US Marine Corps Reserves. During their enlistment, "Crying in the Rain" was released. #RockHistory #EverlyBros @ROAtheBand @Martzician

Rock n' Roll Retrospective

November 24, 1991 45 year old Freddie Mercury, lead singer of Queen, died of bronchopneumonia induced by HIV, at his home in London, England, only one day after publicly acknowledging he had the disease. #RockHistory #FreddyMercury @ROAtheBand @Martzician

Rock n' Roll Retrospective

November 23, 1968 Rolling Stone magazine publishes a naked picture of John Lennon and Yoko Ono on their cover. The issue would sell out and another twenty thousand copies were printed to meet the demand. #RockHistory #JohnLennon @ROAtheBand @Martzician

Rock n' Roll Retrospective

November 22, 1976 Jerry Lee Lewis turned his Rolls Royce upside down in a ditch just outside Collierville, Tennessee. No one was badly hurt, but The Killer would end up facing a drunk driving charge, of which he was later proven innocent by a breathalyzer. #RockHistory #JerryLeeLewis #TheKiller @ROAtheBand @Martzician

Rock n' Roll Retrospective

November 21, 1970 Two months after launching their TV series, "The Partridge Family" it reaches the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100 with "I Think I Love You". https://youtu.be/CIDDEIWhuRU #RockHistory #ThePartridgeFamily @ROAtheBand @Martzician