Rock History October 28 1964, the first of two nights billed as the “T.A.M.I. Show” took place at the Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica. Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, The Beach Boys, Chuck Berry, Marvin Gaye, The Supremes, and The Rolling Stones all performed. The best footage from each of the two concert dates was edited […] The post Today in Rock History – October 28 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History October 27 1964, 31-year old Salvatore Philip Bono married 18-year old Cherilyn Sarkisian La Piere. For a time they performed together as Caesar and Cleo before changing the name of their act to Sonny and Cher. Their union lasted twelve years. 1966, The Four Tops were at number one on the UK singles […] The post Today in Rock History – October 27 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History October 26 1963, Bob Dylan played a sell out concert at Carnegie Hall in New York City. 1965,  Queen Elizabeth II invested The Beatles with their MBE’s at Buckingham Palace, London. According to an account by John Lennon, the group smoked marijuana in one of the palace bathrooms to calm their nerves. Many […] The post Today in Rock History – October 26 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History October 25 1964, The Rolling Stones appeared for the first time on The Ed Sullivan Show from New York, performing “Around And Around” and ‘Time Is On My Side.” A riot breaks out in the studio, prompting Sullivan’s infamous quote, “I promise you they’ll never be back on our show again.” The Rolling […] The post Today in Rock History – October 25 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History October 24 1964, The Rolling Stones kicked off an 11-date North American tour playing two shows at The New York Academy of Music. 1966, The Who performed at Folkparken, Halmstad, Sweden. 1967, The Who record an acoustic version of “Mary Anne With The Shaky Hands” at De Lane Lea Studios in London. 1969, […] The post Today in Rock History – October 24 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History October 23 1966, The Jimi Hendrix Experience recorded their first single “Hey Joe,” at De Lane Lea studios in London. The earliest known commercial recording of the song is the late-1965 single by the Los Angeles garage band the The Leaves. The band then re-recorded the track and released it in 1966 as […] The post Today in Rock History – October 23 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History October 22 1964, EMI sends Kit Lambert a letter of rejection for The High Numbers. That was the original  band name for The Who. The rejection letter is later included with the Live At Leeds album. Since the reason the group is rejected is their lack of original material, Kit and Chris Stamp […] The post Today in Rock History – October 22 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History October 21 1965, Wanting to improve on a previous recording session The Beatles started from scratch on a new song called “Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown,”) finishing recordings in three takes. They also begin working on a new John Lennon song “Nowhere Man.” 1965, The Kingsmen perform “Louie Louie” on the ABC […] The post Today in Rock History – October 21 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History October 20 1962, Bobby “Boris” Pickett and the Crypt Kickers started a two-week run at number one on the US singles chart with “Monster Mash.” It became a number three hit in the UK eleven years later in 1973. The song had been banned by The BBC in the UK, deemed offensive. 1965, […] The post Today in Rock History – October 20 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History October 19 1966, The Yardbirds arrived in New York for their first US tour with Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page on lead guitars. After two dates of the tour, Beck developed acute tonsillitis and quit the group. He would go on to form The Jeff Beck Group, giving Rod Stewart his first major […] The post Today in Rock History – October 19 appeared first on InternetFM.

Psychedelic Time Warp is hosted by Bart Shore. This show has no formal theme, other than all the bands are from the UK. Hear music from the Stones, the Cure, the Who, Small Faces, Black Sabbath, Traffic, Thin Lizzy, David Bowie, Donovan, the Kinks, Pink Floyd, ELP, Tull, Queen, Moody Blues, Eric Burdon, U2, and […] The post Psychedelic Time Warp – Show 6 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History October 18 1964, The Animals kicked off their first headlining UK tour at the ABC in Manchester with Carl Perkins, Gene Vincent and The Nashville Teens supporting. 1964, Taking a day off from their British tour The Beatles go into the studio and complete the recording of six album tracks and the A-side […] The post Today in Rock History – October 18 appeared first on InternetFM.

Psychedelic Psaturday is hosted by DJ Kaigem This Saturday, Acid Flashback Radio presents another edition of Psychedelic Psaturday, featuring a mix of vintage, nuggets, and modern psych rock. The show airs at 1 pm Eastern / 10 am Pacific, with a replay at 11 pm Eastern. We’ll lead off with The Tiffany Shade, a Cleveland-based […] The post Psychedelic Psaturday on Acid Flashback Radio – October 18, 2025 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History October 17 1964, Manfred Mann started a two week run at number one on the US singles chart with “Do Wah Diddy Diddy.”  It was also a chart topper in the UK. The song was first released by the US group The Exciters. 1967, A 10-date package tour of the UK played the […] The post Today in Rock History – October 17 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History October 16 1966, Grace Slick performs as a member of Jefferson Airplane for the first time at San Francisco’s Fillmore West after Signe Anderson bows out of the group’s lineup. Slick, who was with fellow San Francisco band Great Society, introduces the band to two new songs, her composition “White Rabbit,” and “Somebody […] The post Today in Rock History – October 16 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History October 15 1966, Pink Floyd (who were paid £15 for the gig), The Move, Denny Laine, and Soft Machine all appeared at the launch for International Times at London’s Roundhouse. 1966, The Four Tops started a two week run at number one on the US singles chart with “Reach Out And I’ll Be […] The post Today in Rock History – October 15 appeared first on InternetFM.

I'm Uncle Marty, this is The 794th edition of The 3D RadioActivity, as DaytonAiredale and I navigate a different take from recent features, this time we will be headed to the bottom of the compass rose in a Southern direction. The post 3D Heads South appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History October 14 1965, The Rolling Stones, The Spencer Davis Group, Unit 4 Plus 2, The Checkmates, The Habit, The End and Charlie Dickins all appeared at The Odeon, Birmingham during a UK tour. 1966, Pink Floyd and Soft Machine appeared at the London Free School All Saints Hall, Notting Hill, London. 1966, The […] The post Today in Rock History – October 14 appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History October 13 1965, The Who go into IBC Studio A in London for a midnight session to record their next single. The final release version of “My Generation” is laid down as well as “The Kids Are Alright.” The next day Glyn Johns makes mono mixes of the two songs plus the UK […] The post Today in Rock History – October 13 appeared first on InternetFM.

Monday Night Matchup: Bears Visit Commanders Under the Lights in D.C. The Chicago Bears hit the road this week for a primetime showdown against the Washington Commanders on Monday Night Football. It’s the Bears’ first game out of the bye week and a key NFC matchup between two teams looking to strengthen their playoff resumes […] The post 2025 Chicago Bears at Washington Commanders – Monday Night Matchup Preview appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History October 12 1965, The Beatles recorded “Run For Your Life” in its entirety, in five takes for their upcoming album Rubber Soul at Abbey Road Studio’s London. John Lennon later admits to lifting two lines from Elvis Presley’s 1955 hit “Baby Let’s Play House.” The group also works on another new Lennon song […] The post Today in Rock History – October 12 appeared first on InternetFM.

Psychedelic Time Warp is hosted by Bart Shore. Who Came First is a theme show featuring original songs that were covered by other artists and either became bigger hits or broad public exposure. Lots of bands have covered hit songs. The goal of this episode is to showcase the artists who had hidden gems that […] The post Psychedelic Time Warp – Who Came First appeared first on InternetFM.

Rock History October 11 1962, The Beatles made their first appearance on the UK singles chart with “Love Me Do,” which peaked at number four. 1964, The Who performed at Wolsey Hall, Cheshunt, England. 1967, The Doors appeared at Danbury High School, Danbury, Connecticut. Before the group came on stage, an announcer told the audience […] The post Today in Rock History – October 11 appeared first on InternetFM.