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27 Sep 1973
Barbra Streisand released her single 'The Way We Were.'
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14 Jul 1973
The Everly Brothers broke up after Phil Avery smashed guitar and stormed off stage.
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26 Jun 1973
Musical 'Grease' opened at the New London Theatre.
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17 Mar 1973
Pink Floyd's 'The Dark Side of the Moon' debuted on Billboard's Top 200 chart.
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28 Sep 1972
Singer David Bowie performed for the first time at New York City's Carnegie Hall.
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15 Jul 1972
Elton John's 'Honky Chateau' became his first #1 album in the US, which was a significant turning point in his career.
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9 Jun 1972
Major record label Columbia Records signed singer Bruce Springsteen.
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20 May 1972
Hard Job Being God, a Broadway musical, closed at the Edison Theater NYC after six performances.
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25 Feb 1972
The band 'Wing's' debut single 'Give Ireland Back to the Irish' was released by Apple Records.
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9 Sep 1971
John Lennon released his second album, 'Imagine.'
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8 Sep 1971
John Lennon's most iconic hit, 'Imagine,' was released in the UK.
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9 Jun 1971
Rock star Paul McCartney's 'Ram' album went Gold.
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17 May 1971
Stephen Schwartz's musical 'Godspell' premiered off-Broadway.
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23 Apr 1971
The Rolling Stones release Sticky Fingers.
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5 Mar 1971
Led Zeppelin started their first tour at Ulster Hall, Belfast, UK.
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20 Jan 1971
Marvin Gaye's 'What's Going On' single was released.
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19 Jan 1971
The Beatles song 'Helter Skelter' was played in court as evidence for Charles Manson's trial.
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31 Dec 1970
Paul McCartney filed a lawsuit to break up The Beatles.
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17 Jun 1970
Rock band Led Zeppelin started their last tour of Europe.
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13 May 1970
The Beatles movie, 'Let it Be,' premiered.
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8 May 1970
The Beatles release the album Let It Be.
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10 Apr 1970
Paul McCartney announced he would leave The Beatles.
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6 Mar 1970
The Beatles released their single 'Let it Be.'
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21 Feb 1970
The Jackson 5 performed on TV for the first time on American Bandstand.
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6 Dec 1969
The Altamont free concert occurred.
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10 Oct 1969
Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical soundtrack, 'Jesus Christ Superstar,' was recorded.
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26 Sep 1969
The Beatles released Abbey Road, the last album they recorded before breaking up.
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15 Aug 1969
The Woodstock Music & Art Fair opens its doors to participants and spectators.
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8 Aug 1969
Photographer Iain Macmillan Takes an Iconic Photograph of the Beatles.
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11 Jul 1969
'Space Oddity' was released by David Bowie.
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4 Jul 1969
The first Atlanta International Pop Festival took place at Atlanta International Raceway in Hampton, Georgia, with as many as 150,000 partygoers.
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23 May 1969
The Who release Tommy.
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25 Feb 1969
George Harrison from The Beatles started recording three solo songs from their Abbey Road album at the EMI studio, Abbey Road, London.
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17 Feb 1969
Friends Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan recorded 'Girl From The North Country' at CBS Studios.
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30 Jan 1969
The Beatles give their last public performance.
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12 Jan 1969
Led Zeppelin releases their debut album.
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30 Dec 1968
Frank Sinatra first recorded 'My Way,' with lyrics written by Paul Anka based on the French song 'Comme d'habitude.'
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28 Dec 1968
The first major rock festival held on America's east coast took place.
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30 Sep 1968
The Supremes released their hit single 'Love Child.'
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26 Aug 1968
The Beatles released one of their all-time hits, Hey Jude, in the US.
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20 Jul 1968
Single 'In-a-gadda-da-vida' by Iron Butterfly became the first heavy metal song to hit the charts.
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29 Apr 1968
The musical Hair goes to Broadway.
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17 Mar 1968
The Bee Gees made their first appearance on TV, performing 'Words' and 'To Love Somebody' on the Ed Sullivan Show.
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15 Mar 1968
Jimi Hendrix was declared the ''most spectacular guitarist in the world" by LIFE magazine.
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13 Jan 1968
Johnny Cash recorded his iconic live album, At Folsom Prison.
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27 Dec 1967
Leonard Cohen released his debut album 'Songs of Leonard Cohen' through Columbia Records.
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9 Dec 1967
Jim Morrison was arrested on stage.
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18 Jun 1967
Jimi Hendrix and Pete Townshend performed an epic battle of the guitars.
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16 Jun 1967
The Monterey Pop Festival opens.
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3 Jun 1967
Aretha Franklin, the 'Queen of Soul,' hits No. 1 on the Billboard singles chart with her cover of Otis Redding's song, 'Respect.'