On this day in music history:

History: America’s Greatest Hits by America (1975)
Keep the Faith by Bon Jovi (1992)
Bursting with Flavor by Carolyn Wonderland & the Imperial Monkeys (1997)
Christmas in New York by Renée Fleming (2014)

 

History: America’s Greatest Hits

by America 

was released on November 3, 1975.

A true classic!

Songs include A Horse with No Name, I Need You, Sandman, Ventura Highway,

Tin Man, Lonely People, Sister Golden Hair, and more!

Track list:

A Horse with No Name; I Need You; Sandman; Ventura Highway; Don’t Cross the River; Only in Your Heart; Muskrat Love; Tin Man; Lonely People; Sister Golden Hair; Daisy Jane; Woman Tonight.

Keep the Faith

Album by Bon Jovi,

released November 3, 1992.

Track list: I Believe; Keep The Faith; I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead; In These Arms; Bed Of Roses; If I Was Your Mother; Dry County; Woman In Love; Fear; I Want You; Blame It On The Love Of Rock and Roll; Little Bit Of Soul.

Bursting with Flavor

Album by Carolyn Wonderland & the Imperial Monkeys,

released November 3, 1997.

Track list: Last Living Stranger; Harmonicar; Stuck In The Road; Lowdown; Loose Ends; Oh Yeah; Silver Tongue; Jim & Jack; Momma Don’t Like My Friends; It Ain’t Me Dammit; Darlene; Stay.

Christmas in New York

Album by Renée Fleming,

released November 3, 2014.

Track list: Winter Wonderland, with Wynton Marsalis; Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, with Gregory Porter; Silver Bells, with Kelli O Hara; Merry Christmas Darling, with Chris Botti; Christmas Waltz; Who Knows Where the Time Goes, with Brad Mehldau; Sleigh Ride, with Wynton Marsalis; Snowbound, with Kurt Elling; In the Bleak Midwinter, with Rufus Wainwright; Central Park Serenade, with Gregory Porter; The Man with the Bag; Love and Hard Times, with Brad Mehldau; Still, Still, Still, with Kurt Elling.