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The musical Milk And Honey, with music and lyrics by Jerry Herman, is playing at The Martin Beck Theater on Broadway, New York City, USA, during a run of 543 performances.
The stage musical How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying, starring Rudy Vallee, is playing at the 46th Street Theater on Broadway, New York City, USA, during a run of 1,417 performances.Jerry Lee Lewis records Sweet Little Sixteen, Hello Josephine, Waiting For A Train and Set My Mind At Ease, at the Sun Records Studio, 639 Madison Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee, USA. Musicians on the session include Jerry Lee Lewis on vocals and piano, Scotty Moore and Roland Janes on guitars, J.W. Brown on bass, Shirley Sisk on organ and Al Jackson on drums.
Brian
Hyland performs Sealed With A Kiss on daily tv pop show
American Bandstand, recorded in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.
Jet Harris, formerly bass guitarist with UK hitmaking band The Shadows, enters Decca Studios in London, UK, and records The Man With The Golden Arm.
Brian
Hyland performs Sealed With A
Kiss on daily tv pop show American
Bandstand, recorded in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.
Brenda Lee plays the second of what is planned as fourteen nights at The Latin Casino, Cherry Hill, New Jersey, USA. She will, however, dislocate her neck on the 12th, necessitating cancellation of the remaining dates.
The Henry 'Red' Allen Quartet records St Louis Blues, Sleepy Time Gal, Nice Work If You Can Get It and other tracks at Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, USA, for Swingville Records.
Champion Jack Dupree records his version of the song Tomorrow Night in Copenhagen, Denmark, Europe, but the track will not be released.
Jazz pianist Bill Evans records It Might As Well Be Spring, I Fall In Love Too Easily and other tracks in New York City, USA, for Riverside Records.
The Swinging Blue Genes [later to become The Swinging Blue Jeans], play an evening gig at The Cavern Club, Liverpool, UK, supported by The Merseybeats.
Country singer Jimmy Dean spends the second of two days at Columbia Studio, Nashville, Tennessee, USA, recording tracks for his album Portrait Of Jimmy Dean. On this day, with producer Don Law, he records Cajun Joe and other tracks. Musicians playing on the session are Grady Martin, Harold Bradley and Ray Edenton on guitars, Joe Zinkan on bass, Floyd Cramer on piano, Bill Pursell on organ, Charlie McCoy on harmonica and Buddy Harman on drums.
Jazz pianist Bill Evans records It Might As Well Be Spring, I Fall In Love Too Easily and other tracks inNew York City, USA, for Riverside Records.
Country singer Jimmy Dean spends the second of two days at Columbia Studio, Nashville, Tennessee, USA, recording tracks for his album Portrait Of Jimmy Dean. On this day, with producer Don Law, he records Cajun Joe and other tracks. Musicians playing on the session are Grady Martin, Harold Bradley and Ray Edenton on guitars, Joe Zinkan on bass, Floyd Cramer on piano, Bill Pursell on organ, Charlie McCoy on harmonica and Buddy Harman on drums.
Paul Anka plays the thirteenth of fourteen nights at The Copacabana, New York City, USA.
Former boxer Champion Jack Dupree records his version of the song Tomorrow Night in Copenhagen, Denmark, Europe, but the track will not be released.
Carl Perkins plays the fifth of fifteen nights at The Golden Nugget, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
Dale Hawkins records Ookie Dookie for Atlantic Records in New York City, USA, but the track will never be released. (1962).
Chubby Checker plays the fifth of ten nights at the National Stadium, Mexico City, Mexico, Central America.
Jet Harris, formerly guitarist with UK hitmaking band The Shadows, enters Decca studios in London, UK, and records The Man With The Golden Arm.