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Tuesday, March 30, 2021

30 MARCH

In Music History

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2017Rosie Hamlin of Rosie & the Originals ("Angel Baby") dies at age 71.

2013Producer Phil Ramone dies of complications after surgery for an aortic aneurysm at age 79. Ramone produced most of Billy Joel's material. "If I hadn't met Phil when I did, I probably wouldn't have had a career," Joel says.

2011Buffalo Springfield, which split in 1968, announces a reunion tour with original members Neil YoungStephen Stills and Richie Furay. The tour lasts seven shows, ending with a performance at Bonnaroo. Another 30 dates are planned, but Young calls it off.

2010Barenaked Ladies release their ninth studio album, All In Good Time. It's their first album since the departure of co-lead singer Steven Page, who officially left the band in 2009.

2008Sean Levert (of LeVert) dies at age 39.

2007Jay-Z sells his clothing company, Rocawear, to Iconix for $204 million.

2006Britney Spears plays a ditzy TV host on the "Buy, Buy Baby" episode of Will & Grace.

2004T.I. turns himself in to police after a warrant is issued for his arrest. The rapper is taken into custody for violating the terms of a previous drug arrest in 1997. He is also charged with distributing cocaine, manufacturing and distributing a controlled substance, and giving authorities a false name. In 2004, T.I. was sentenced to three years in jail for the crimes but was able to convert his sentence to a work release program shortly thereafter.

2004Singer Timi Yuro dies at age 63.

2003Duncan Sheik portrays Bobby Darin and sings "Beyond The Sea" on the "Where The Boys Are" episode of NBC's American Dreams.

1994In Miami, Pink Floyd begin their last world tour, the Division Bell tour.

1992PJ Harvey, a British alt rock trio consisting of vocalist Polly Jean Harvey, drummer Rob Ellis, and bassist Steve Vaughan, releases its debut album, Dry, a jagged collection of blues-infused punk-rock songs, including the sexually charged "Sheela-Na-Gig."

1987Prince releases his ninth album, Sign o' the Times.

1985Phil Collins scores his second #1 hit as a solo artist: "One More Night."

1979Norah Jones is born Geetali Norah Shankar in New York City. Her father is the Indian sitar player Ravi Shankar, but Norah never lives with him. Raised by her mom, the concert promoter Sue Jones, she grows up in Texas before venturing back to New York to pursue music in 1999.

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Ashanti (Ja) Rules The Chart

2002

Ashanti dominates the American Top 10, with her Ja Rule collaboration "Always On Time" at #4, her Fat Joe duet "What's Luv?" at #5, and her solo track "Foolish" at #9. The #1 song, "Ain't It Funny" by Jennifer Lopez, contains some lyrics written by Ashanti.


The tracks continue their ascent, with "Always On Time" peaking at #1 and "What's Luv?" reaching #2, making Ashanti the first female artist to simultaneously hold the top two slots on the Hot 100. "Foolish" also finishes at #1 and earns her another record-breaking milestone as the first artist since The Beatles to have their first three singles chart in the Top 10 at the same time.


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