September 10 in History

• 1955

  September 10, 1955:

  The American Western television series "Gunsmoke" is first broadcasted in the United States on CBS-TV.

• 1970

  September 10, 1970:

  The American blues musician B.B. King, records a live album titled “Live at Cook County Jail”.

• 1974

  September 10, 1974:

  American singer and songwriter Randy Newman drops his 4th studio album titled “Good Old Boys”.

• 1975

  September 10, 1975:

  The American rock band Kiss drops their debut live album titled "Alive!”.

• 1991

  September 10, 1991:

  Rock group, Nirvana releases a song titled "Smells Like Teen Spirit".

• 1996

  September 10, 1996:

  The Canadian rock band Rush issues their sixteenth studio album titled “Test for Echo”.

• September 10, 1996:

  A Video game series, created by Andy Gavin & Jason Rubin titled “Crash Bandicoot”, is originally released.

• 1999

  September 10, 1999:

  American dark comedy film, "Fight Club" is first shown at the Venice Film Festival in the United States.

• 2010

  September 10, 2010:

  The American rock collective, Linkin Park drops their 4th studio album titled “A Thousand Suns”.