Dan Auerbach was born; Bo Diddley released his debut single; John Lennon and Paul McCartney appeared on NBC's 'The Tonight Show'; Brian Eno first heard Talking Heads; and B.B. King passed away, Today in Music History.

The Supremes scored their tenth chart-topping single; Led Zeppelin made their Hawaii debut; Yvonne Elliman had a hit from Saturday Night Fever; Elvis first appeared in Minnesota; and Stevie Wonder was born, today in music history.

The Everly Brothers had a big hit; the Beach Boys' concert album hit No. 1; Lionel Richie said “Hello” to the No. 1 spot in the singles charts; Burt Bacharach was born; and the great Ian McLagen passed away, today in music history.

Roger Miller sang about trailers for sale or rent; concert highlights from Woodstock became a triple album; Elvis and Led Zeppelin spent some quality time together; and Bob Marley passed away, today in music history.

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

Shel Silverstein passed away; Pet Shop Boys were No. 1; Bono was born; the Turtles visited the White House; and Weezer released Weezer, also known as The Blue Album, today in music history.

Dave Gahan was born; the Beatles check out new artist Bob Dylan; Peter Gabriel released his first commercially successful album; Jimmy Page appeared on Saturday Night Live with P. Diddy; and Peter Gabriel released So, today in music history.

The Beatles released 'Let It Be'; John Sebastian had a hit from a TV show; 'Chariots of Fire' raced up the charts; a whole bunch of drummers celebrate birthdays; and Eddy Arnold passed away, Today in Music History.