Alison Mosshart was born; The first jukebox was installed; Elvis Presley got punched; Billy Swan had a one-hit wonder; Rush performed in Rip; Bono and The Edge surprised the audience at a charity gig; and blues legend Robert Johnson began his first recording session, Today in Music History.

In addition to Johnson’s work as a musician, he was also a proponent of preserving local music history as a co-founder of the Minneapolis Sound Museum. He died on Friday.

Karen O celebrates a birthday; Simon and Garfunkel were on TV; Jesus and Mary Chain were arrested; and Pearl Jam released 'Vitalogy', Today in Music History.

On Friday, Nov. 28, another Black Friday edition of Record Store Day arrives. Here are some exclusives that Twin Cities music fans should look out for.

Filmed at the CC Club in Minneapolis, the video arrives the same day as the release of ‘Let It Be: Deluxe Edition.’

Robert Plant's voice has only gotten better with age. In this beautiful set, Plant and his band cover Low, Moby Grape, Martha Scanlan and interpret traditional songs.

For this week’s Classic Americana pick, we shine the spotlight on a song that Joni Mitchell was inspired to write after taking in the view from her hotel in Hawaii.

Billy Idol had a hit with a cover; The Stone Roses released a song after five years; Ray Charles had four hits at the same time; and Bjork was born, Today in Music History.

For today’s 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs about starting would you like to hear?

This is the sixth Hall of Fame entry for Alabama Shakes and the ninth for Brandi Carlile.