Setlist History: MTV Bans Madonna’s “Justify My Love”
Madonna was gifted a few immaculate presents the fall of 1990, beginning with a huge one from Lenny Kravitz.
November 27
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Setlist History: Rolling Stones Play on Jimi Hendrix’s Birthday
At Madison Square Garden on November 27, 1969, the Rolling Stones performed to a sold out audience, one of the lucky attendees was guitar god Jimi Hendrix.
Music Memoir Gift Guide: Britney, Barbra, Sly, Rick Rubin & a FOB
So much is written about our favorite music artists, but not until they tell the stories themselves are we blessed with the real inside information.
Setlist History: Stevie Nicks Kicks Off Her First Solo Tour
Stevie Nicks flew the coop in 1981 away from the hugely popular Fleetwood Mac to spread her wings with a solo album, Bella Donna, and a corresponding mini-tour.