Last Month | Yesterday | Tomorrow | Next Month | Every Month   March 3 1927   Blues vocalist and harmonica player Little Junior Parker (Herman Parker, Jr.) born in West Memphis, Arkansas. Parker launched with Sonny Boy Williamson ('48), then with Howlin' Wolf (1949-50), B.B. King, Bobby Bland, Johnny Ace and Roscoe Gordon in the Beale Streeters ('51), formed Little Junior's Blue Flames, joined The Johnny Ace Revue ('53) which he took over that year when Ace died and renamed, Blues Consolidated. He is best known for recording the original version of, "Mystery Train," for Sun Records in 1953, later covered by Elvis Presley. 1928   Dave Dudley born. His "Six Days On The Road" was a big hit in 1963. 1942   Mike Pender of the Searchers born. 1944   Jance Garfat, bass player with Dr. Hook and The Medicine Show born. 1952   Robyn Hitchcock born. 1954   Chris Hughes of Adam and the Ants born. 1959   Paul Jamrozy of Test Department born. 1960   On his way home from the army, the transport plane holding Elvis Presley touches down in Scotland. 1966   Influential band Buffalo Springfield forms. At one time or another, members included: Neil Young, Stephen Stills, Richie Furay, Jim Messina, Dewey Martin, Doug Hastings and Bruce Palmer. 1970   June Carter Cash gives birth to a baby boy, John Carter Cash. 1971   Simon Scott of Slowdive born. 1979   Mike Patto, formerly of the UK bands Timebox and Patto, dies of throat cancer at the age of 36. 1980   Southeby's, a stodgy British auction house, holds its first ever auction of pop memorabilia. 1995   In Lausane, Switzerland, R.E.M drummer Bill Berry successfully undergoes brain surgery to remove two potentially lethal brain aneurysms.