This Week in Classic Hits History (6/15-19)

Bruce is caught cheating, Paul drops acid, and Dylan records one for the ages.

June 15th, 1988:

Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa are photographed in Rome in what was described as a "intimate moment". The picture confirmed the rumors of an affair.

June 16th, 1965:

Bob Dylan recorded 'Like A Rolling Stone' with session players including Al Kooper and Mike Bloomfield.

June 17th, 1972:

The Rolling Stones album 'Exile on Main Street' is the best selling album in America. This is a MUST have for any rock and roll record collection!

June 18th, 1948:

Columbia Records begins making the 33-RPM long player (vinyl record album for you youngsters). The albums could contain a maximum of 23 minutes of music per side.

June 19th, 1967:

In an interview with Life Magazine, Paul McCartney admitted to taking acid a total of four times. He told a local paper that he hoped his fans would understand.