Last Month | Yesterday | Tomorrow | Next Month | Every Month   May 31 1938   Folk revivalist Peter Yarrow, of Peter, Paul & Mary, born in New York City. 1939   War sax player Charles Miller born. 1940   Sir Douglas Quintet organist Augie Mayer born. 1944   Mott the Hoople/Bad Company member Mick Ralphs born. 1947   Lead guitarist with Marmalade, Junior Campbell born. 1948   Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham born in Worcestershire. 1969   On the last day of their bed-in, John and Yoko record "Give Peace a Chance". Friends joining in on the recording included the Smothers Brothers and Timothy Leary. 1976   At the Charlton Football Club soccer stadium in London, the Who perform and enter the Guiness Book Of World Records as their 76,000 watt PA reaches a level of 120dbs at a distance of 55 yards from the stage, making them the world's loudest band. 1979   Radio City Music Hall reopens in NYC. 1998   Oh no! Ginger quits The Spice Girls. 2000   62 year old vocalist Johnny Taylor dies of a heart attack in Dallas Texas. Born in Crawfordsville, AK, he performed with the doo wop Five Echoes and gospel, Highway Q.C.'s, then replaced Sam Cooke in the Soul Stirrers. Taylor had his biggest hits with "Who's Making Love" (gold, 1968) and "Disco Lady" (platinum,1976).