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| 1941 | | Soul singer Wilson Pickett born in Prattville, Alabama. The Wicked Pickett sang gospel before and after he moved to Detroit in 1955, joined the Falcons ('61) before turning solo and his greatest success with Atlantic Records.
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| 1944 | | New York City's WQXR bans singing commercials! |
| 1947 | | Procul Harem drummer Barry Wilson born. |
| 1953 | | Jammie West-Oram of the Fixx born. |
| 1959 | | Singer Irene Cara, who had great success as an actor and dancer, born in New York City. She won an Obie Award (Broadway) for "The Me Nobody Knows" (1970) and stared in both the film and TV versions of "Fame." |
| 1965 | | Members of the Rolling Stones are fined £5 each for urinating on the wall of a gas station in Essex, UK. |
| 1970 | | Country Joe McDonald is fined $500 for shouting "Fuck" at a concert in Worcester, MA. |
| 1977 | | The Clash's first single, "White Riot" b/w "1977" is released in the UK on a major label, CBS. |
| 1978 | | California Jam II takes place in Ontario, California. Included on the bill are Santana, Foreigner, Aerosmith, Heart, Ted Nugent, and Mahogany Rush. |
| 1982 | | Soul singer Teddy Pendergrass is badly injured, suffering wheelchair confining paralysis, in a car accident in Philadelphia. |
| 1994 | | A raving Kurt Cobain locks himself in his bedroom with his gun collection threatening to kill himself. Police delay the inevitable and talk him down. |
| 1995 | | Teenager Ryan O'Donnell files a battery charge (a misdemeanor) against Hole's Courtney Love (Miss demeanor) saying she punched him when she skydived into the crowd during a concert. |
| 1997 | | Singer songwriter Jimmy Buffett sues a restaurant in Maui, HI, for naming their place, Cheeseburger in Paradise, (the title of one of his songs) and the many other Buffetesque touches in the decor and on the menu. |
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