This Day In Music History: Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, and the Birth of Appetite for Destruction

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00:00This Day in Music History

00:01Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, and The Birth of Appetite for Destruction

00:05Rock's Defining Moments

00:07The cosmic alignment started in 1967 when Jimi Hendrix kicked off three nights at New York's cafe Ow Go Go.

00:15The Beatles then recorded Come Together, forming their swan song album's backbone.

00:20July 21st, 1987 delivered The Knockout Punch.

00:24Beyond the Headlines

00:25On this day in music history, in 1969, Led Zeppelin electrified Central Park's Woolman's Skating Rink during their rapid rise.

00:34Carole King's tapestry went gold in 1971, later selling 25 million copies.

00:40In 1990, Roger Waters' Berlin Wall Concert featured stars like Cyndi Lauper and Van Morrison.

00:46Even Duke Ellington marked the occasion in 1969.

00:49This wasn't just another day in music history, it was the universe proving that sometimes everything clicks at once.

00:55Your favorite rock anthems, career-launching performances, and genre-defining albums all trace back to this single date on the calendar.