Today in Music History - March 16
Today in Music History - March 16 The Canadian Press 2021-03-16 Today in Music History for March 16: In 1918, "K-K-K-Katy," subtitled "The Stammering Song," written by Chatham, Ont., composer Geoffrey O'Hara, was published. It became one of the most popular songs of the First World War era, selling more than a million copies in sheet music. The song was also a big hit when recorded by American tenor Billy Murray. O'Hara wrote the song while on a visit to Kingston, Ont. In 1954, guitarist Nancy Wilson of the rock group "Heart" was born in San Francisco. "Heart," led by Nancy's sister, ...
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