Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day:
The first song known to have used a multi-track recording technique was "How High the Moon" by Les Paul in 1951.
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Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day:
Lynyrd Skynyrd is most often associated with the song "Sweet Home Alabama", but the band was actually formed in Jacksonville, Florida.
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Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day:
The largest industry in Nashville is health care, which generates three times as much revenue as the number two industry, music.
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Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day:
The original back album cover of Wings' "Red Rose Speedway" contained a Braille message to Stevie Wonder that said "We love you, baby."
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Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day:
Led Zeppelin is the only band to have every one of their albums reach the Billboard Top Ten.
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Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day:
While over 500 million songs were legally downloaded in 2006, over 5 billion were downloaded illegally.
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Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day:
Early in his career, Bill Haley was billed as "the Ramblin' Yodeler."
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Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day:
Hall and Oates often receive requests to play "Baby Come Back" at their live shows. Embarrassed fans are then informed that the tune was recorded by the group Player, not by Hall and Oates.
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Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day:
The song "Bye Bye Love" had been rejected by 30 other artists before The Everly Brothers recorded it in February, 1957.
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Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day:
On this day in 1950, 26 year old Sam Phillips opens his Memphis Recording Service at the corner of Union and Marshall in Memphis, Tennessee. The new venture's slogan is "We Record Anything - Anywhere - Anytime." Elvis Presley will spend $3.98 to make his first recording there in July, 1953.
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Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day
Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day: The first song known to have used a multi-track recording technique was "How High the Moon" by Les Paul in 1951. #RockTrivia
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Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day
Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day: Lynyrd Skynyrd is most often associated with the song "Sweet Home Alabama", but the band was actually formed in Jacksonville, Florida. #RockTrivia
Reply
Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day
Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day: The largest industry in Nashville is health care, which generates three times as much revenue as the number two industry, music. #RockTrivia
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Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day
Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day: The original back album cover of Wings' "Red Rose Speedway" contained a Braille message to Stevie Wonder that said "We love you, baby." #RockTrivia
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Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day
Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day: Led Zeppelin is the only band to have every one of their albums reach the Billboard Top Ten. #RockTrivia
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Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day
Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day: While over 500 million songs were legally downloaded in 2006, over 5 billion were downloaded illegally. #RockTrivia
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Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day
Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day: Early in his career, Bill Haley was billed as "the Ramblin' Yodeler." #RockTrivia
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Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day
Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day: Hall and Oates often receive requests to play "Baby Come Back" at their live shows. Embarrassed fans are then informed that the tune was recorded by the group Player, not by Hall and Oates. #RockTrivia
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Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day
Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day: The song "Bye Bye Love" had been rejected by 30 other artists before The Everly Brothers recorded it in February, 1957. #RockTrivia
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Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day
Rock n' Roll Trivia of the Day: On this day in 1950, 26 year old Sam Phillips opens his Memphis Recording Service at the corner of Union and Marshall in Memphis, Tennessee. The new venture's slogan is "We Record Anything - Anywhere - Anytime." Elvis Presley will spend $3.98 to make his first recording there in July, 1953. #RockTrivia
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