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Legacy Recordings Week in Music September 9 - September 15

September 9 1952, Born on this day, Dave Stewart, guitarist, songwriter, producer and best known as one half of the Eurythmics.

September 10 1950, Born on this day, Joe Perry. Outside of his outstanding contributions to rock music, Joe also founded the Rock Stars of Science mission, which recognizes the importance of encouraging the next generation to pursue science as a career choice because it's simply "cool" and to bring awareness for the need to make funding scientific research a national priority. Happy Birthday to one of rock's class acts!

September 11 1963: Elvis Presley finishes work on his 15th film, Viva Las Vegas.

September 12 1987, Michael Jackson began a five-week stay at No.1 on the UK album chart with 'Bad', his follow up to the 'Thriller' album.

September 13 2005, The home where Jimi Hendrix grew up in Seattle was saved from demolition after a new location to move it to was agreed at the last minute. The James Marshall Hendrix Foundation and the City of Seattle agreed to renovate the building into a community center.

September 14 2008, Kings Of Leon began a three week stay at No.1 on the UK singles chart with 'Sex On Fire' from the band's fourth studio album "Only by the Night."

September 15 1978, Bob Dylan began his longest and most continuous US tour at that time at The Augusta Civic Center in Augusta, Maine, playing the first of sixty-five gigs in sixty-two cities.