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Today's classic rock news brings insights from The Beatles as George Harrison shares his favorite from Abbey Road, while Sharon Osbourne mourns the loss of her dog just months after Ozzy's passing. Mick Jagger steps out with fiancée Melanie Hamrick at a rare London event, and Bruce Springsteen opens up about his darkest moments in the new film Deliver Me From Nowhere, and more…

Today in Classic Rock History

1965: The Beatles finished recording "Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)" and began work on John Lennon's "Nowhere Man" at Abbey Road Studios. Listen to Take 1 here​

1970: Bob Dylan released New Morning, his eleventh studio album that marked a return to his familiar nasal voice and warmer reception from fans after the controversial Self Portrait. New Morning dawns​

1972: Chuck Berry went to #1 with "My Ding-a-Ling," a novelty song that became his first and only US and UK chart-topper — 17 years after his classic rock hits. Watch it live​

1976: Keith Moon played his final show with The Who at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto, closing their North American tour. Moon would die less than two years later. Won't Get Fooled​

1977: Meat Loaf released Bat Out of Hell, the landmark album that would eventually sell over 43 million copies worldwide and become 14x Platinum. Epic performance​

1978: Neil Young released Comes a Time, his ninth studio album featuring backing harmonies by Nicolette Larson and a return to his folk-pop sound that echoed Harvest. Comes a Time​​​

Have a Rockin Day,
Hippy Pete