June 30, 1956 - Richmond, VA

5-Star motoring for all!

June 27, 1956 - Elvis Presley with Margie Walker in Bell Auditorium in Augusta, GA

June 27, 1954 - Vancouver disc jockey Red Robinson poses backstage with Bill Haley before his show at the Kerrisdale Arena. The show was Vancouver’s first ever Rock and Roll concert

Jerry Lee Lewis and Ersel Hickey in NY, 1959

June 26, 1955 - Decca Records announces that Bill Haley And His Comets have sold more than 3 million units in thirteen months. Both “Rock Around The Clock” and “Shake Rattle and Roll” sold a million copies, while “Dim, Dim the Lights” and “Mambo Rock” sold about 500,000

June 26, 1955 - Elvis Presley (with Scotty Moore and Bill Black) played the first of three nights at the Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi, Mississippi. The local paper ran a preview which read; ‘A good looking youngster who has become a juke-box favorite with his That's Alright, Mama, and Blue Moon of Kentucky. Presley is expected to repeat some of his hit tunes at the Airmen's Club show in addition to mixing up a few country tunes with some "bop" and novelty numbers.’

Kodak

Rebel Without a Cause

Eddie Cochran

Fedders

June 24, 1956 - Little Richard

June 24, 1956 - Elvis Presley recorded "Love Me Tender" and "We're Gonna' Move" at 20th Century Fox Studios in Hollywood, California

Marilyn Monroe in Catalina Island, 1943

Arnott's

Marilyn Monroe

June 23, 1958 - A new singer named Bobby Darin debuted on the charts with his first hit song--"Splish Splash", which eventually landed in the Top 10

June Carter Cash (born Valerie June Carter; June 23, 1929 – May 15, 2003)

Let´s Us Help You Build Now

Buddy Holly

The Everly Brothers

Bo Diddley

Gene and Tommy Facenda

Anne Francis

June 20, 1959 - In Paris, the management of the Lido Club calls Elvis Presley's hotel and demands that his entire female chorus line be returned in time for tonight's show

Elvis in Price Wales Hotel, Paris

June 20, 1959

Fats Domino

Marilyn Monroe in Korea

Jerry Lee Lewis

June 19, 1956 - Uncropped picture from Audubon Drive

Yul Brynner, 1950

NBC TV studios in Los Angeles, California

June 18, 1948 - Columbia Records displayed its new 33 1/3 long-playing record in New York City. The new format allowed 23 minutes per side as opposed to 3 minutes for a 78 RPM record. Columbia Records puts the needle down on history's first successful microgroove plastic, 12-inch, 33-1/3 LPs sparking a music-industry standard so strong that the digital age has yet to kill it

Marilyn Monroe

Chuck Berry

June 17, 1955 - After a month of booking gigs in larger venues in Dallas and Houston, Colonel Tom Parker arranged a meeting with Elvis Presley's manager, Bob Neal, resulting in an agreement that saw the Colonel handle Presley's gigs and career strategy from now on

Col Tom P Elvis Nashville Management Office

June 17, 1933 - A man by the name of Vernon Presley married a woman by the name of Gladys Smith in Ponotoc, Mississippi. They would give birth to a son, Elvis, a year-and-a-half later

Vernon and Gladys  Marriage License

Johnny Cash

Shell

June 16,1956 - Backstage with Dewey Phillips Wink Martindale's Top 10 Dance Party in Memphis

June 16, 1956 - The world was introduced to a guy on this date that would become a superstar. Roy Orbison humbly debuted on the chart with "Ooby Dooby"

Marilyn Monroe

June 15, 1959 - Paul Anka's "Lonely Boy" was the only new entry into the Top 10, but it made a huge move--18-8 on this date

Waylon Arnold Jennings (June 15, 1937- February 13, 2002)