7 April 1915: Billie Holiday, one of the greatest singers of the 20th century, sings “My Man”, about an abusive relationship that was all too autobiographical.
5 April 1929: Fascinating Arena documentary about the music producer Joe Meek, of "Telstar" fame, who killed himself in his Holloway Road studio where he concocted some classic early Sixties pop hits.
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4 April 1915: Bluesman Muddy Waters, born McKinley Morganfield, motoring at his best with “Got My Mojo Working”.
3 April 1924: Doris Day shows she was more than a glamour girl with “Que Sera, Sera”.
5 April 1973: Pharrell Williams, of the production duo The Neptunes, performs “Can I Have it Like That”.
6 April 1937: Country star Merle Haggard sings of a bad guy whose mother failed to keep him from going off the rails.
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