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June 3

1983: Composer Charles Lecocq was born.

1952: Frank Sinatra recorded “Birth of the Blues.”

1967: The Doors “Light My Fire” was released.

1972: The Eagles’ “Take It Easy” was released.

1987: George Michael’s “I Want Your Sex” was banned by the BBC.

1990: Michael Jackson was admitted to St. John’s Hospital in Santa Monica after complaining of chest pains. Test showed that he had bruised ribs from dance practice.

1998: Van Halen cancelled a show at the Docks club in Hamburg, Germany, after a piece of ceiling plaster fell and hit Alex Van Halen. He suffered a bruised arm.

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