Pink Floyd
Two days of recording at Sound Techniques studio in Chelsea with Joe Boyd, the tracks recorded are "Interstellar Overdrive", "Arnold Layne", "Let's Roll Another One" (later to be called "Candy And A Currant Bun") and "Nick's Boogie"
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Two days of recording at Sound Techniques studio in Chelsea with Joe Boyd, the tracks recorded are "Interstellar Overdrive", "Arnold Layne", "Let's Roll Another One" (later to be called "Candy And A Currant Bun") and "Nick's Boogie"
Two days of recording at Sound Techniques studio in Chelsea with Joe Boyd, the tracks recorded are "Interstellar Overdrive", "Arnold Layne", "Let's Roll Another One" (later to be called "Candy And A Currant Bun") and "Nick's Boogie"
The Rolling Stones release Ruby Tuesday as part of their 1967 single output.
Appointed Party Leader of the Liberal Party
The Rolling Stones release Between the Buttons in Britain.
Knighted on the Quay at Greenwich by Elizabeth II
Meets Alexei Kosygin during an attempted Vietnam peace initiative
Discusses possible Vietnam peace moves with Harold Wilson in London
Kosygin visits Wilson in Britain to discuss the Vietnam War
Granada's TV documentary on the UFO club and underground scene is broadcast
Granada's TV documentary on the UFO club and underground scene is broadcast
A curfew is imposed in Aden after nationalist riots
Produces Penny Lane, adding bright brass colour to McCartney's Liverpool memory piece.
Produces Strawberry Fields Forever, joining different takes into a landmark psychedelic recording.
Dave Wilson transferred from Preston North End to Liverpool in February 1967 as the club sought to maintain squad depth.
Emlyn Hughes signed for Liverpool from Blackpool in February 1967, beginning a career in which he would later captain the club to European honours.
Pink Floyd sign to EMI Records before recording their debut album
Smith begins producing sessions for Pink Floyd's debut album at Abbey Road
Pink Floyd release Arnold Layne as their debut single in the United Kingdom
Pink Floyd release "Arnold Layne", written by Barrett
"Arnold Layne" is released backed by "Candy And A Currant Bun"
"Arnold Layne" is released backed by "Candy And A Currant Bun"
The Iron and Steel Act receives Royal Assent, enabling major steel companies to return to public ownership.
The Iron and Steel Act receives Royal Assent, providing for the renationalization of the British steel industry.
1st day of the Anglo-Maltese conference to discuss British withdrawal
first day of the Anglo-Maltese conference to discuss British withdrawal
1st day of the Anglo-Maltese conference to discuss British withdrawal
first day of the Anglo-Maltese conference to discuss British withdrawal
1st day of the Anglo-Maltese conference to discuss British withdrawal
first day of the Anglo-Maltese conference to discuss British withdrawal
Bank Rate is reduced to 6 percent as the balance of payments position temporarily improves.
Pink Floyd sign to EMI records with an advance of GBP 5,000
Pink Floyd sign to EMI records with an advance of GBP 5,000
Anita Pallenberg, Jones's girlfriend of two years, leaves him for Richards when Jones is hospitalised during a trip the three made to Morocco, further damaging the already strained relations between Jones and Richards, as tensions and.
Jones's substance use increase, his musical contributions become sporadic, he becomes bored with the guitar and seeks exotic instruments to play, and is increasingly absent from recording sessions.
Jones girlfriend Anita Pallenberg runs off with Richards while Jones is hospitalised, damaging Jones and Richards friendship
Jones girlfriend Anita Pallenberg runs off with Richards while Jones is hospitalised, damaging Jones and Richards friendship
Registered unemployment rises to about 631000 after the previous year's deflationary measures.
James Callaghan presents a cautious Budget intended to preserve economic stability while sterling remains vulnerable.
Baxter's famous possession and technique helped Scotland celebrate a 3-2 win over England in a team whose scorers included Denis Law.
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