On this Day in Music – 17th November

2010’s

2013 – Animals by Martin Garrix began a one-week spell at the top of the UK Singles Chart. Before the official release the track gained buzz after being played anonymously.

1970’s

1970 – Voodoo Chile by the Jimi Hendrix Experience began a one-week spell at the top of the UK Singles Chart. The song was Hendrix’s only number one on the UK chart.

Previous Albums Of The Day

No.1517 17/11/2020

The fifth album by John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Double Fantasy, celebrates a 40th anniversary today! The LP was Lennon’s return to full-time recording music after a 5-year hiatus. Reviews were mixed, although sales rocketed after Lennon’s murder three weeks after its release.

No.1169 17/11/2019

The debut self-titled and only Them Crooked Vultures album was 10 years old yesterday! The supergroup of John Paul Jones, Dave Grohl and Josh Homme also played a series of live shows. There are rumours that the trio are planning new material!

No.803 17/11/2018

The American punk rock band The Offspring Americana album is 20 years old today! Allmusic describe the album as a “a hearty combination of poppy punk,” which hits the nail on the head. Includes the hit singles Pretty Fly (for a White Guy), Why Don’t You Get a Job? and The Kids Aren’t Alright. offspring.com

No.438 17/11/2017

The new Curtis Harding album Face Your Fear continues with his classic soul vibe, at times repetitive, but if you like one, you will like them all. I do! curtisharding.com

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