admin On this day September 6 1989, Faster Pussycat returned with their second studio record Wake Me When It’s Over . Arriving near the end of the decade, the album sharpened the band’s street level grit with a more polished late 80s rock sound. The guitars
On this day September 6 1987, Madonna closed out her massive Whos That Girl Tour with a final concert in Florence, Italy. The tour had kicked off earlier that summer on June 14 in Osaka, Japan, and over the course of nearly three months it
On this day September 6 1980, The Tom and Jerry Comedy Show premiered on CBS. The animated series brought the classic cat and mouse duo back to Saturday morning television with new adventures that captured the slapstick humor fans had loved for decades. The show
On this day September 6 1986, WWF Superstars of Wrestling premiered in syndication. The program quickly became one of the flagship shows of the World Wrestling Federation, featuring top stars of the era such as Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, Andre the Giant, and many more.
On this day September 6 1986, The Flintstone Kids premiered on ABC. The animated series reimagined Fred, Barney, Wilma, and Betty as children, bringing a playful twist to the world of Bedrock that resonated with young audiences in the 1980s. The show combined comedy, moral
On this day September 6 1982, Frida, best known as a member of ABBA, released her third solo album Somethings Going On . The record marked a major step in her career as she worked outside of ABBA with a new sound and new collaborators.
On this day September 6 1982, Johnny Cash released his sixty eighth studio album The Adventures of Johnny Cash. The record was produced by Billy Sherrill and marked another chapter in Cash’s long and influential career. The album included songs such as We Must Believe
On this day September 6 1980, Livewire premiered on Nickelodeon. The show was a live talk and variety program aimed at teenagers, offering music performances, celebrity interviews, and segments that spoke directly to young audiences. Hosted by Fred Newman, it quickly became known for its
On this day September 6 1985, Michael Jackson made one of the boldest business moves in music history when he purchased the publishing rights to the majority of the Beatles’ catalog. The deal cost him 47.5 million dollars and gave him ownership of more than
On this day September 6 1986, Venus by Bananarama became the number one song in America. Featured on their album True Confessions , the track was a bold cover of Shocking Blue’s 1970 hit. With its dance floor energy, synth driven production, and strong vocal