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Carter Alan’s Rock N’ Roll Diary: July 21

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From Carter Alan

Joe Cocker played Tanglewood on this day in 1970. He also had a hit single around the same time with “The Letter.” What band did that song originally?

Answer: The Boxtops

Here’s the rest of today’s Rock N’ Roll Diary!

1972: Rod Stewart released his hit album “Never a Dull Moment.” It eventually reached #2 on the U.S. charts.

1980: The Grateful Dead’s Keith Godchaux was injured in a car accident. He died two days later.

1986: The Police rendezvoused in the studio to work on a new studio album, but tensions between the band members led to that album never being completed. Instead, they focused their attention on the far-easier task of assembling a greatest hits package.

1990: Roger Waters performed Pink Floyd’s “Wall” album at the Berlin Wall with a supporting cast of musicians and actors i n front of a quarter million people.

2002: Bob Seger escaped injury but his boat was damaged when he was caught in a severe thunderstorm on Lake Michigan. He was out on the water sailing in the Chicago Yacht Club Race to Mackinac Michigan.

Checking out the WZLX ticket stash…

1970: Joe Cocker was at Tanglewood.

1976: Jethro Tull played the Garden.

1979: Peter Frampton came alive at the Garden.

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