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1941 in music
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1940 in music,
other events of 1941,
1942 in music and the
list of 'years in music'.
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- January 15 - Olivier Messiaen's Quatuor pour la fin du temps is premiered in Stalag VIIIA in Silesia.
- January 20 - Béla Bartók's String Quartet No. 6 is premiered in New York City.
- February 11 - 1st Gold record presented to Glenn Miller for "Chattanooga Choo Choo".
- Alan Lomax (working for the Library of Congress) discovers Muddy Waters[?] and Son House, among others
- Les Paul designs and builds the first solid-body electric guitar.
- "You and I" by Glenn Miller
- "Chattanooga Choo Choo[?]" by Glenn Miller
- "Maria Elena" by Jimmy Dorsey
- "Green Eyes" by Jimmy Dorsey
- "Daddy" by Sammy Kaye[?]
- "Amapola" by Jimmy Dorsey
- "I Don't Want to Set the World On Fire" by Hoarce Heidt[?]
- "Piano Concerto in B Flat" by Freddy Martin[?]
- "There'll Be Some Changes Made" by Benny Goodman
- "There I Go" by Vaughn Monroe[?]
- "I'll Be with You in Apple Blossom Time" - Andrews Sisters
- "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" - Andrews Sisters
- January 3 - Van Dyke Parks
- January 9 - Joan Baez
- January 12 - Long John Baldry[?]
- January 15 - Captain Beefheart
- January 18 - David Ruffin[?], The Temptations
- January 21 - Richie Havens
- January 24 - Aaron Neville[?], The Neville Brothers
- January 24 - Neil Diamond
- January 30 - Joe Terranova[?], Danny & The Juniors[?]
- February 4 - John Steel[?], The Animals
- February 5 - Barrett Strong[?]
- February 11 - Earl Lewis[?], The Channels[?]
- February 11 - Sergio Mendes[?]
- February 11 - Tom Rush[?]
- February 15 - Brian Holland[?], songwriter
- February 17 - Eddie Holland[?], songwriter
- February 17 - Gene Pitney
- February 18 - Herman Santiago[?], Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers[?]
- February 18 - Irma Thomas[?]
- February 20 - Buffy Saint-Marie[?]
- February 24 - Joanie Sommers[?]
- March 12 - Paul Kantner[?], Jefferson Airplane
- March 15 - Mike Love[?], The Beach Boys
- March 17 - Clarence Clemons, E Street Band
- March 18 - Wilson Pickett
- April 3 - Jan Berry[?], Jan and Dean
- April 5 - David LaFlame[?], It's A Beautiful Day[?]
- April 8 - J.J. Jackson[?]
- April 28 - Peter Anders[?], The Tradewinds[?]
- April 28 - Ann-Margret
- April 30 - Johnny Farina[?], Santo & Johnny[?]
- May 4 - Richard Burns[?], The Hondells[?]
- May 8 - John Fred[?], John Fred & His Playboy Band[?]
- May 9 - Peter Birrell[?], Freddie & The Dreamers[?]
- May 10 - Danny Rapp[?], Danny and the Juniors[?]
- May 11 - Eric Burdon[?], The Animals
- May 13 - Ritchie Valens
- May 21 - Ronald Isley[?], The Isley Brothers
- May 24 - Bob Dylan
- June 2 - William Guest[?], Gladys Knight and the Pips
- June 2 - Charlie Watts, The Rolling Stones
- June 9 - John Lord[?], Deep Purple
- June 10 - Shirley Alston[?], The Shirelles
- June 15 - Harry Nilsson
- June 16 - Lamont Dozier[?], Holland/Dozier/Holland[?]
- June 30 - Lawrence Henley[?], The Newbeats[?]
- July 5 - Terry Cashman[?]
- July 9 - Donald McPherson[?], Main Ingredient[?]
- July 17 - Spencer Davis[?]
- July 18 - Martha Reeves[?]
- July 18 - Lonnie Mack[?]
- July 19 - Vicki Carr[?]
- July 24 - Barbara Jean Love[?], Friends of Distinction[?]
- July 26 - Brenton Wood[?]
- July 30 - Paul Anka
- August 2 - Doris Kenner[?], The Shirelles
- August 3 - Beverly Lee[?], The Shirelles
- August 4 - Timi Yuro[?]
- August 14 - David Crosby, The Byrds, Crosby, Stills & Nash
- August 21 - Tom Coster[?], Santana
- August 24 - Kenny Rogers[?]
- August 26 - Chris Curtis[?], The Searchers
- August 30 - John McNally[?], The Searchers
- September 8 - Donald Drowty[?], Dante & The Evergreens[?]
- September 9 - Otis Redding
- September 13 - David Clayton-Thomas[?], Blood, Sweat & Tears
- September 19 - Mama Cass Elliot[?], Mamas & Papas[?]
- September 21 - Dickey Lee[?]
- September 24 - Linda McCartney
- September 26 - Joseph Bauer[?], Youngbloods
- October 2 - Ron Meagher[?], Beau Brummels[?]
- October 3 - Chubby Checker
- October 5 - Arlene Smith[?], The Chantells[?]
- October 5 - Wally Lester[?], The Skyliners[?]
- October 13 - Paul Simon
- October 17 - James Seals[?], Seals & Crofts[?]
- October 17 - Alan Howard[?], The Tremeloes[?]
- October 21 - Manfred Mann
- October 21 - Steve Cropper[?], Booker T. & The M.G.s[?]
- October 24 - Helen Reddy[?]
- October 28 - Hank Marvin[?], The Shadows[?]
- October 28 - Curtis Lee[?]
- November 2 - Brian Poole[?], The Tremeloes[?]
- November 2 - Bruce Welch[?], The Shadows[?]
- November 5 - Art Garfunkel
- November 6 - Doug Sahm[?], Sir Douglas Quintet[?]
- November 9 - Tom Fogerty[?], Creedence Clearwater Revivial[?]
- November 12 - Jerry Scholl[?], The Mello-Kings[?]
- November 24 - Donald Duck Dunn[?], Booker T. & The M.G.s[?], The Blues Brothers
- November 29 - Denny Doherty[?], The Mamas & Papas[?]
- December 2 - Tom McGuinness[?], Manfred Mann
- December 12 - Terry Kirkman, The Association[?]
- December 18 - Sam Andrew[?], Big Brother & The Holding Company
- December 19 - Maurice White[?], Earth, Wind and Fire
- December 27 - Leslie Maguire[?], Gerry & The Pacemakers[?])
- December 27 - Mike Pinder[?], The Moody Blues
- December 29 - Ray Thomas[?], The Moody Blues
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