Lennox Wembley Goal With Law
Lennox scored one of Scotland's goals against England as Law and Jim McCalliog also found the net in a memorable Wembley victory.
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Lennox scored one of Scotland's goals against England as Law and Jim McCalliog also found the net in a memorable Wembley victory.
McCalliog scored Scotland's third goal as the visitors beat world champions England 3-2 at Wembley in April 1967.
Law scored for Scotland as the side beat reigning world champions England 3-2 in a celebrated Wembley international.
Release Pictures of Lily.
The Kinks release Waterloo Sunset.
Jones is arrested for drug use for the first time
Jones is arrested for drug possession on 10 May 1967, shortly after the "Redlands" incident at Richards Sussex home, authorities find marijuana, cocaine, and methamphetamine in his flat & he confesses to marijuana use but claims he did not use hard drugs
Jones is arrested for drug possession on 10 May 1967, shortly after the "Redlands" incident at Richards Sussex home, authorities find marijuana, cocaine, and methamphetamine in his flat & he confesses to marijuana use but claims he did not use hard drugs
Greaves played as Tottenham beat his former club Chelsea 2-1 in the FA Cup final, earning another major domestic trophy.
Robertson opened the scoring in Tottenham's 2-1 FA Cup final win over Chelsea, with Jimmy Greaves featuring against his former club.
Saul added Tottenham's second goal against Chelsea as Spurs won the 1967 FA Cup with Greaves in their attacking line.
Produces Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, one of the most influential albums of the studio era.
Birth of Paul John Gascoigne
Returns from lone circumnavigation of the World
Bank Rate is reduced to 5.5 percent as the Government cautiously relaxes credit conditions.
Continues to argue that British membership of the European Community is strategically important.
Releases his debut album David Bowie, showing theatrical pop and music hall influences before his later rock breakthrough.
Ray Clemence joined Liverpool from Scunthorpe United in June 1967, developing into the team’s first-choice goalkeeper in subsequent seasons.
Pink Floyd release "See Emily Play", written by Barrett
"See Emily Play" is released backed by "Scarecrow"
Pink Floyd release See Emily Play, which becomes a major early British hit
Adds stage chaos during The Who's Monterey set.
Smashes his guitar during the Monterey performance.
Perform at the Monterey Pop Festival.
Appointed Home Secretary
First appearance on Top Of The Pops to promote "See Emily Play". Syd is immaculate in velvet and satin
The Beatles release the album "Sargeant Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band"
The Beatles release the album "Sargeant Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band"
Apppears at the Monterey International Pop Festival
Jones meets Frank Zappa and Dennis Hopper, and goes on stage to introduce the Jimi Hendrix Experience, then unknown in the US One review referred to Jones as "the unofficial king of the festival."
Centre-forward Tony Hateley transferred from Chelsea to Liverpool in July 1967 for a substantial fee, briefly providing a new focal point in attack.
Death of Vivien Leigh
Supports reform partially decriminalising homosexual acts between adult men in private.
The British Steel Corporation is formed as major steel companies are brought into public ownership.
Pink Floyd release their debut album The Piper at the Gates of Dawn
Pink Floyd release the album, "The Piper at the Gates of Dawn", largely written by Barrett
"The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn" is released
"The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn" is released
"The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn" is released
German tour is abandoned when Syd vanishes
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