On this day in music history 14.02 |

Published in China - Social interactions and entertainment - 1 - 14 Feb 23 00:07

2019 - Kanye West
Kanye West hired renowned saxophonist Kenny G to play his sultry sax in a room full of roses for his wife, Kim Kardashian, as a Valentines Day surprise. They pair end up collaborating, with Kenny G playing on Kanyes Jesus Is King track Use This Gospel.

2004 - Dave Holland
Dave Holland, former drummer with Judas Priest was jailed for eight years for indecent assault and the attempted rape of a 17-year old boy. The youth, who had learning difficulties, had been taking drum lessons from Holland.

1999 - Buddy Knox
American singer and songwriter Buddy Knox died of lung cancer aged 65. Knox had the 1957 US No.1 UK No.29 single Party Doll which sold over one million copies becoming the first person in the rock n roll era to write and record a No.1 hit. His other hits include Rock Your Little Baby To Sleep and Hula Love.

1989 - Vincent Crane
English keyboardist Vincent Crane died from a deliberate overdose of Anadin tablets aged 45. He was a member of The Crazy world of Arthur Brown, who had the 1968 UK No.1 and US No.12 single Fire and Atomic Rooster (with drummer Carl Palmer later of Emerson, Lake Palmer). Atomic Rooster enjoyed success in 1971 with two hit singles, ‘Tomorrow Night’ and ‘Devils Answer’.

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14 Feb 23 00:25
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