November 1992 in Music History

Events in Music

Music Single

Nov 3 "I Will Always Love You" (Dolly Parton cover) single released by Whitney Houston (Billboard Song of the Year 1993)

Album Release

Nov 3 Rock band Rage Against the Machine releases their debut album "Rage Against the Machine" featuring single "Killing in the Name"

Nov 5 Revival of George Kelly's 1924 play "The Show Off", starring Boyd Gaines and Pat Carroll, opens at Criterion Center Stage Right, NYC; runs for 45 performances
Nov 8 "Solitary Confinement" opens at Nederlander Theater NYC for 25 performances
Nov 17 "Gypsy Passion" opens at Plymouth Theater NYC for 55 performances
Nov 17 "The Bodyguard" movie soundtrack is released by Arista Records (Billboard Album of the Year 1993)
Nov 19 "3 From Brooklyn" opens at Helen Hayes Theater NYC for 45 performances
Nov 23 "Someone Who'll Watch Over Me" opens at Booth NYC for 232 performances
Nov 29 "Sea Gull" opens at Lyceum Theater NYC for 48 performances
Nov 29 "Solitary Confinement" closes at Nederlander NYC after 25 performances

Birthdays in Music

Nov 1 Joe Donovan, British pop-indie-rock drummer (Blossoms), born in Stockport, England
Nov 18 Bree Runway [Brenda Mensah], English singer and rapper (ATM), born in London, England
Nov 19 Tove Styrke, Swedish singer-songwriter (Say My Name), born in Umeå, Sweden
Nov 20 Ishimura Maiha, Japanese pop singer (Berryz Kobo), born in Chiba Prefecture, Japan

Davido (30 years old)

Nov 21 Nigerian-American singer-songwriter (Fall), born in Atlanta, Georgia

Miley Cyrus (30 years old)

Nov 23 American actress and singer (Hannah Montana, "The Climb"), born in Franklin, Tennessee

Deaths in Music

Nov 7 Henri Temianka, Scottish-born Polish composer (California Chamber Symphony), dies at 85
Nov 8 Keith "Red" Mitchell, American jazz double bassist, composer, and lyricist (Hampton Hawes; André Previn), dies from a stroke at 65
Nov 12 Charles "Honi" Coles, American actor and tap dancer (Dirty Dancing), dies of cancer at 81
Nov 13 Bobby McClure, American gospel (The Soul Stirrers) and soul singer ("Don't Mess Up A Good Thing"), dies from a stroke at 50
Nov 13 Maurice Ohana, French classical pianist and composer, dies at 79
Nov 13 Ronnie Bond, British drummer (Troggs - "Wild Thing"; "Love Is All Around"), dies at 52
Nov 14 George Adams, American jazz and R&B tenor saxophonist and flautist (Charles Mingus; Gil Evans; McCoy Tyner; Adams/Pullen Quartet), dies at 52
Nov 14 John J. Cascella, American rock keyboard and accordion player (John Mellencamp), dies of a heart attack at 45
Nov 18 Dorothy Kirsten, American operatic soprano (Time to Sing, Chevy Show), dies from stroke at 82
Nov 19 Bobby Russell, American songwriter ("Honey"; "Little Green Apples"), dies at 52
Nov 21 Severino Gazzelloni, Italian flautist, dies
Nov 23 Roy Acuff, American country fiddler, singer ("Wabash Cannonball"; Grand Ole Opry), and music publisher (Acuff-Rose Music), dies of congestive heart failure at 89
Nov 24 Henriette Puig-Roget, French pianist, organist (Oratory of the Louvre, 1935-79), and music educator (Conservatoire de Paris, 1957-79), dies at 82
Nov 24 Mary Smithuysen, Dutch dancer and actress (Bridge Too Far), dies at 85
Nov 24 Xavier Darasse, French organist and composer, dies at 58
Nov 29 Cary Scott Lowenstein, American dancer and singer, dies of AIDS at 30
Nov 30 Jorge Donn, dancer, dies after long illness at 45