The Rock History Report for September 10th
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1964 - Rod Stewart cut his first single, "Good Morning Little Schoolgirl."
1966 - The Rolling Stones performed on "The Ed Sullivan Show."
1966 - The Monkees released the song "The Last Train to Clarksville."
1973 - The Rolling Stones song "Star Star" was banned by BBC Radio.
1974 - The original New York Dolls disbanded.
1975 - KISS released their Alive album, which contained live performances of their first three albums.
1979 - Before an audience of 85,000 people in Florence, Italy, Patti Smith announced that she was performing her last show. However, she would return to performing a decade later.
1980 - The Rolling Stones released "She's So Cold."
1980 - Peter Comita stepped in to replace Tom Peterson in Cheap Trick.
1996 - Wal-Mart banned Sheryl Crow's sophomore album because of the song "Love is A Good Thing."
Birthdays:
1946 Danny Hutton of Three Dog Night
1949 Barriemore Barlow of Jethro Tull
1950 Joe Perry of Aerosmith
