July 25 in History

• 1966

  July 25, 1966:

  American singing band ‘The Supremes’ releases a song titled "You Can't Hurry Love".

• July 25, 1966:

  American pop & rock band The Monkees records their first single entitled “Last Train To Clarksville".

• 1969

  July 25, 1969:

  The English rock band ‘Yes’ drops their first self-titled studio album.

• 1973

  July 25, 1973:

  American rock band The Doobie Brothers releases a song titled "China Grove."

• 1975

  July 25, 1975:

  British singer and songwriter David Bowie releases a single titled "Fame".

• July 25, 1975:

  American musical drama film titled “Chorus Line” premieres on Broadway. The movie was directed by Richard Attenborough Michael.

• 1980

  July 25, 1980:

  American musician and multi-instrumentalist Eric Carr makes his debut as a drummer for the band known as ‘Kiss’.

• 1983

  July 25, 1983:

  American heavy metal band Metallica releases their first album titled “Kill 'Em All”.

• 1989

  July 25, 1989:

  Hip hop group, Beastie Boys outdoors their second studio album titled “Paul's Boutique”.

• 1995

  July 25, 1995:

  American hip hop group, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony releases their second studio album titled “E. 1999 Eternal”.