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21 ноября
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1960, The Beatles played at the Kaiserkeller Club in Hamburg, Germany without George Harrison. Harrison had been deported on this day for being underage (he was 17) and not legally allowed to remain in a nightclub after midnight.
1969, Tyrannosaurus Rex(photo) appeared at the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, England.
1969, The Doors played the first of two nights at the Felt Forum, Madison Square Garden, New York City.
1970, The Partridge Family started a three week run at No.1 on the US singles chart with 'I Think I Love You'. The song was featured in the first episode of the Partridge Family TV series, made by the same company that made The Monkees.
1970, Two months after his death Jimi Hendrix was at No.1 on the UK singles chart with 'Voodoo Chile' the guitarist's only UK No.1 single.
1971, Elton John kicked off a 13-date UK tour at The Coventry Theatre, promoting his new album 'Madman Across The Water.'
1974, Wilson Pickett was arrested in New York City for possession of a dangerous weapon after he pulled a gun during an argument.
1975, At the start of Elton John week in Los Angeles, the singer received a Star on Hollywood's Walk Of Fame.
1975, The Sex Pistols appeared at Westfield College, Frognal, London.
1976, The Stranglers supported by Chelsea, (this was Billy Idol's last gig with Chelsea) appeared at The Nashville, London, England.
1981, Queen and David Bowie were at No.1 in the UK with 'Under Pressure. They recorded the song together when both acts were working in a German recording studio. It was David Bowie's first released collaboration with another recording artist.
1982, Joni Mitchell married her bassist and producer Larry Klein in Malibu.
1983, Michael Jackson's 14-minute video for 'Thriller', was premiered in Los Angeles.
1988, Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page set out on his first ever-solo tour at The Hummingbird, Birmingham, appearing with John Miles and the son of Zeppelin drummer John Bonham, Jason Bonham.
1990, Madonna was sued by her next door neighbour for having a hedge, which blocked his view.
1990, Mick Jagger married Jerry Hall in Bali. The marriage was declared 'null and void' on 13th August 1999 after a judge ruled that the six- hour ceremony in Bali was never registered.
1991, Aerosmith made a guest appearance in the Simpson's TV animated comedy.
1994, After a five-year wait, The Stone Roses released the single 'Love Spreads'. In true Roses fashion the group turn down an appearance on BBC 1's TV show Top Of The Pops to promote the single.
1995, Legendary manager of Led Zeppelin Peter Grant died from a heart attack aged 60. Known as being one of the shrewdest and most ruthless managers in rock history, Grant secured 90% of concert gate money and intimidated record store owners who dealt in bootlegs. The former wrestler, also worked as a film extra and bodyguard. During the early 60’s Grant worked as a tour manager for Bo Diddley, The Everly Brothers, Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Eddie Cochran, Gene Vincent and The Animals.
1995, The Beatles Anthology 1 was released in the US, featuring 60 tracks including the single 'Free As A Bird.'
1995, Bruce Springsteen kicked off his Ghost of Tom Joad Tour at the State Theatre in New Brunswick, New Jersey, the first of 128 shows.
2003, An acoustic guitar on which the late Beatle George Harrison learned to play fetched £276,000 at a London auction. His father originally bought the Egmond guitar for Harrison for £3.50. Another item auctioned was a signed invitation to the post-premiere celebrations for The Beatles Hard Days Night film, which went for £17,250.
2003, Record producer Phil Spector appeared before a California court and was formally charged with murder.
