On This Day in Music History:

June 13th: On this day

1964, Louis Armstrong started a six week run at No.1 on the US

album chart with 'Hello Dolly!'

1964, The Beatles performed another two shows at Centennial

Hall, Adelaide, South Australia. For the four shows that The

Beatles performed in Adelaide there were 12,000 tickets, for

which 50,000 requests had been placed. The two shows on this

day were drummer's Jimmy Nicol's last as a "temporary Beatle".

Ringo Starr (who had been ill), re-joined The Beatles in

Melbourne the next day.