On This Date in 1963: Bob Dylan and Joan Baez perform together in front of an estimated 300,000 people at the March on Washington, during which Martin Luther King delivers his 'I Have a Dream' speech.The Almanac Advises for August 28: "Stage fright has stricken even the most seasoned public speakers and performers. One technique for overcoming a fear of crowds is to envision yourself addressing just one person instead of the entire audience."


On This Date in 1988: 'Monkey,' by
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On This Date in 1974: '(You're) Having My Baby,' by Paul Anka, takes over the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 Singles chart.
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On This Date in 1906: The Victor Talking Machine Co. introduces the Victrola gramophone, which retails for $200, which would be more than $3,500 today.
On This Date in 1938: Kenny Rogers is born Kenneth Ray Rogers in Houston.
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On This Date in 1967: 'All You Need Is Love,' by the
On This Date in 1989: The B-52's release the single 'Love Shack,' from their third album, 'Cosmic Thing.'
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On This Date in 1971: Thomas Wayne, who had a Top Five hit with the song 'Tragedy' in 1959, dies in an automobile accident near Memphis.
On This Date in 1971: Diana Ross gives birth to a daughter, Rhonda. It is later revealed that the child was sired by Motown Records founder Berry Gordy.




