Rock And Roll History May 29th

May 29th is a notable date in rock history for several landmark events across different decades:

1965 – The Beach Boys began a two-week run at the top of the singles chart with “Help Me Rhonda”, marking a significant moment in their career iHeart.

1969 – Crosby, Stills & Nash released their self-titled debut album, which became a cornerstone of the folk-rock era iHeart.

1971 – The Rolling Stones topped the singles chart with “Brown Sugar”, their sixth number-one hit iHeart.

1991 – Just after finishing Nevermind, Nirvana played a last-minute show at L.A.’s Jabberjaw. The crowd included Iggy Pop, L7 bassist Jennifer Finch, and Courtney Love iHeart.

1999 – Skeletal remains found in Decker Canyon, California, were identified as former Iron Butterfly bassist Philip Kramer, who had disappeared four years earlier. His death was ruled a probable suicide iHeart.

2001 – The Eagles made their first-ever visit to Russia, performing at Moscow’s SC Olymisky iHeart.

2003 – Staind topped the album chart with 14 Shades of Grey iHeart.

2003 – Black Crowes guitarist Rich Robinson announced the breakup of his new band, Hookah Brown, just six months after their first show, citing life getting in the way iHeart.

These events span from chart-topping hits and debut albums to historic tours and tragic disappearances, making May 29th a day rich with significance in rock music history