Last Month | Yesterday | Tomorrow | Next Month | Every Month   April 29 1900   Tommy James, of Tommy James & the Shondells, born in Dayton, OH. 1928   The Coasters' Carl Gardner born. 1930   Country artist Eddie Noack born in Houston, TX. 1935   Blues pianist/singer LeRoy Carr dies. He drank himself to death. 1936   Singer April Stevens born in Niagara Falls, NY. Along with her brother Nino Temple she recorded "Deep Purple" that went to #1 in Nov, 1963. 1943   C&W artist Duane Allen born in Taylorville, TX. 1945   Soft Machine bassist Hugh Hopper born. 1953   Bill Drummond (William Butterworth) of Big in Japan, JAMMs, Time Lords, and the KLF, born. 1958   Simon Edwards of Fairground Attractions born. 1963   Manager Andrew Loog Oldham signs the Rolling Stones. 1967   Bluesman J.B. Lenoir is hit by a car and killed in Detroit. 1968   Counter-culture rock opera, Hair, hits the Broadway boards. 1976   Bruce Springsteen breaks into the grounds of Graceland in the hopes of meeting Elvis Presley. He was discovered and escorted off the premises without meeting the King. 1991   Warner Bros. earns the "Let Them Eat Cake Award" by announcing they will no longer accept returns from stores. 1993   Wish becomes the first UK #1 LP for the Cure. 1994   Rock star Peter Gabriel joins his neighbors in protesting a roadway passing through Solsbury Hill in Bath, an ancient archeological site that inspired his first single.