posted 09-13-2005 01:22 AM         

1940s
Chicago’s Peter Cetera is born. He was a hot bass player before becoming a MOR mainstay. 1944

1960s
The “Toronto Rock ‘n’ Roll Revival Show” features John Lennon and the Plastic Ono Band (in their first live appearance), Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Alice Cooper and The Doors. 1969

Santana’s debut album hits the charts. 1969

1970s
Bruce Springsteen’s magnificent epic “Born To Run” album enters the charts. 1975

After a long struggle, Peter Frampton’s fourth album “Frampton” with the studio versions of “Show Me The Way” and “Baby, I Love Your Way,” goes gold. 1976

1980s
Jackson Browne tops the LP charts with “Hold Out.” 1980

Sting begins his first solo tour in San Diego. 1985

For the Elvis Presley tribute album “The Last Temptation of Elvis” Bruce Springsteen records “Viva Las Vegas.” 1989

1990s
Alice Cooper sells his new record “Hey Stoopid” for 99 cents in New York’s Time Square. One thing’s for sure, the price is right. 1991

2000s
The fourth and final season of the MTV reality show, The Osbournes, begins. Burned out dad, obnoxious kids and mom Sharon trying to hold it all together - sort of. The family decides to pursue other projects. 2004

Reacting to a nasty election year, Democrat John Mellencamp and Republican Country singer Travis Tritt play their guitars on a Nashville street corner to promote a bipartisan message for political civility. 2004