1965 - Bob Dylan
Bob Dylan records single Like a Rolling Stone (#1 in Rolling Stone magazines 500 Greatest Songs of All Time)

1968 - John Lennon and Yoko Ono
John Lennon and Yoko Ono plant two acorns for peace, at Coventry Cathedral, Conventry, England

1969 - Ice Cube
American rapper and actor Ice Cube, rapper, who had the 1992, US No.1 US album The Predator.

1973 - Marvin Gaye
Motown Records released ‘Lets Get It On’ by Marvin Gaye. The track became Gayes most successful single for Motown and one of his most well-known songs, with the help of the songs sexually explicit content.

2008 - Liverpool
Liverpool was voted Englands most musical city in a national campaign set up by the Arts Council. The home of The Beatles Frankie Goes To Hollywood,Orchestal Manouvres in the Dark  and The Zutons took 49% of the vote in an online poll set up by the funding body. Sheffield - which brought the world the Arctic Monkeys and Pulp - came second, while Manchester with Oasis, Stone Roses and The Smiths came third.