On this day in Rock and Roll History - November 18, 1957 As a follow-up to his #3 hit, "Be-Bop Baby", Ricky Nelson records "Stood Up" at Master Recorders in Hollywood. Released the following month on Imperial Records, the song reached #2 on the Billboard Hot 100, #4 on the R&B chart, #8 on the Country chart, and #27 on the UK Singles Chart. | Johnny Rock and Roll Radio

Today in Rock and Roll History – November 15, 1965 The Rolling Stones stormed American television for the very first time when they appeared on Hullabaloo, electrifying viewers with a powerhouse performance of “Get Off My Cloud.” It was raw, rebellious, and unmistakably the sound of a band on the brink of worldwide dominance. Their appearance helped cement the Stones’ growing influence in the U.S. and became one of those defining mid-60s TV moments that fans still remember. Do you remember the f

Today in Rock and Roll History — November 16, 1959 The Fleetwoods scored their second number-one hit on the Billboard Hot 100 with the beautifully haunting “Mr. Blue.” Earlier that same year, they had topped the chart with “Come Softly to Me,” making them one of the very few vocal groups of the era to hit #1 twice in a single year. What’s especially fascinating is that “Mr. Blue,” a gentle, ethereal pop ballad, also crossed over to the Billboard Hot R&B Sides chart, where it reached an impressiv