Cliff Williams of AC/DC is born (1949).

George Harrison’s single “My Sweet Lord” is certified gold (1970).

Bruce Springsteen performs at the Pinecrest Country Club in Shelton, Connecticut (1973).

Yoko Ono calls on fans to observe 10 minutes of silence in memory of the death of her late husband, John Lennon. 30 thousand gathered outside of St. George’s Hall in Liverpool and almost 100 thousand attend a memorial in New York’s Central Park (1980).

Sir Paul McCartney plays a gig at The Cavern Club in Liverpool. His last performance at the club was back in ’63. His performance is filmed for TV and also goes out live on the internet (1999).

Styx release their newest single “Lady” (1974).

Ozzy and Kelly Osbourne hit #1 on the UK singles chart with “Changes,” a remake of a track first performed by Ozzy on the Black Sabbath album Volume IV in ’72 (2003).

Bill Wyman makes his debut with The Rolling Stones at the Rocky Tick Club, Star and Garter Hotel in Windsor, England (1962).

The movie “Born To Boogie” directed by Ringo Starr premieres in London (1972).

Elton John plays with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra in Australia (1986).