MIKE GRACIA

On this day in 1911, the infamous Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire. 

Former President George H.W. Bush skydiving to celebrate his
72nd birthday on this day in 1997.

State troopers block the steps of the Alabama state capitol at Montgomery, Ala. from civil rights marchers at the end of their
five-day march from Selma, Alabama on this day in 1965.

Martin Luther King Jr. speaks to the crowd of marchers at the
state capital in Alabama.

Aerial photo shows crowd of thousands assembled in front of the 
Capitol.

Aretha Louise Franklin is 75 today.

Aretha Franklin started singing at her father’s church after her
mother’s death and launched her solo career when she was
eighteen.

Glen Campbell in a recent photo with wife Kim.

(FoxNews) – Glen Campbell’s wife Kim (shown above) says Alzheimer’s disease
has robbed the 80-year-old singer’s ability to play guitar. She said her husband occasionally breaks into a solo air guitar routine, which she says is "kind of fun."

Kim says Glen continues to sing, although the words are gibberish and "it’s not
a melody that we recognize, but you can tell that it’s a happy song and he has
a song in his heart," so that brings her great comfort.

Glen Campbell was diagnosed with the brain-ravaging disease in 2011 and
went on a world tour afterward. The singer known for such hit songs as
"Rhinestone Cowboy," ”Wichita Lineman" and "Southern Nights" was moved
to a long-term care facility in 2014.

SANDY KOZEL

Members of the environmental group Greenpeace display banner.

Debut album released on this day in 1963

Andrew Lloyd Webber (Baron Lloyd-Webber) is 69 today.

Webber was knighted in 1992 and honored with a peerage
by Queen Elizabeth II as recognition for his contributions to
Music.

ROSS SIMPSON

On this day in 1965.

On this day in 1960

Johann Sebastian Bach  (March 21, 1685 – July 28, 1750)

Bach’s abilities as an organist were highly respected during his lifetime and
he is now generally regarded as one of the greatest composers of all time.