Today in music history; 1953 : Buddy Hollys Sunday radio show (featuring the singer as part of a country duo called Buddy and Bob) premieres on Lubbock, TXs KDAV. 1975 : David Bowie makes his US television debut on CBS variety show, Cher, performing Fame. Bowie also sings a medley of tracks with Cher. 1977 : Glam queen Suzi Quatro makes her first appearance as Leather Tuscadero, the little sister of Fonzies girlfriend Pinky, on ABC-TVs Happy Days. and.. 1965 : The Dave Clark Five perform for Queen Elizabeth II at Londons annual Royal Variety Performance. 1975 : John Lennon names close friend Elton John the godfather of his new son, Sean. 2001 : Limp Bizkit are the big winners at the MTV Europe Music Awards, winning Best Album for Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water. 2002 : David Gilmour, longtime guitarist for Pink Floyd, is made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) by Queen Elizabeth II. 2004 : Brad Paisley, Chris DuBois, Neil Thrasher, and Emmylou Harris and EMI Music Publishing are the top honorees at the 42nd Annual ASCAP Country Music Awards, held at Nashvilles Opryland Hotel. 2005 : French female artist Camille receives the Prix Constantin during a show held at the Olympia venue in Paris. The 26-year-old singer-songwriter wins for her second album Le Fil (Virgin). The prize jury is comprised of 18 media and retail professionals and is chaired by French rocker Alain Bashung
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