Bleak Moments
Makes his feature-film directing debut with Bleak Moments, an intimate drama about loneliness and family responsibility.
Explore 249 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1971.
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Makes his feature-film directing debut with Bleak Moments, an intimate drama about loneliness and family responsibility.
Appointed manager of Bolton Wanderers in 1971, leading them to promotion to the Second Division in the 1972-73 season as 3rd Division champions
The suspension of dollar convertibility into gold marked a fundamental change to international finance during Burnet's editorial tenure.
Anthony Barber presents the 1971 Budget to the House of Commons as Chancellor of the Exchequer.
The 1971 Budget under Anthony Barber sets out the Government's taxation, expenditure and borrowing plans.
David Storey's The Changing Room presented the rituals and social bonds of rugby players preparing for a match.
The Pythons release the film, "And Now For Something Completely Different"
The Pythons release the film, "And Now For Something Completely Different"
The Pythons release the film, "And Now For Something Completely Different"
The Pythons release the film, "And Now For Something Completely Different"
The Pythons release the film, "And Now For Something Completely Different"
The Pythons release the film, "And Now For Something Completely Different"
2 benefit concerts at New Yorks Madison Square Garden for the people of Bangladesh
Releases Album, "Eric Clapton". Clapton features in "Concert for Bangladesh"
Courts Act 1971 reforms courts and creates the Crown Court in England and Wales
With Louise Webster, measures the binary motion of HDE 226868 and strengthens the case for a massive unseen companion in Cygnus X-1.
With Paul Murdin, identifies HDE 226868 as the optical counterpart of Cygnus X-1 and finds evidence for an unseen massive companion.
Leaves Yes after The Yes Album as the band seeks broader keyboard textures.
Brian Clough guides Derby County through the inaugural Texaco Cup competition in the 1971-72 season. The club ultimately wins the cross-border tournament, adding another distinction to his successful tenure.
Founder Member of Derek & the Dominos
Directs Diamonds Are Forever
Pink Floyd refined the long composition Echoes during performances before releasing its final studio version on Meddle.
Produces Electric Warrior, the album that makes T. Rex central to the glam rock movement.
Founder Member of Electric Light Orchestra
Founder Member of Electric Light Orchestra
Releases Album, "Eric Clapton". Clapton features in "Concert for Bangladesh"
Best scores in Northern Ireland’s European Championship qualifying victory away to Cyprus, contributing to a three-goal winning performance.
Supports British entry into the European Communities despite Labour divisions.
Healey participates in Labour’s internal debate over British membership of the European Communities.
Releases "Every Picture Tells a Story"
Leeds win the Fairs Cup
Sings on Fireball as Deep Purple builds on the success of Deep Purple in Rock.
Plays bass on Fireball, the band's 1971 studio album and a major release by the Mark II line-up.
Drives the title track Fireball with fast double-bass drumming, giving the album its urgent opening sound.
Pink Floyd undertook its first Japanese concerts, broadening the band's international touring activity in Asia.
George Harrison purchases Friar Park for 200,000 pounds
Joins Genesis as guitarist, completing the classic Gabriel-era line-up.
Stars in Get Carter
Releases Get It On with There Was A Time and Raw Ramp.
Best scores a hat-trick for Northern Ireland in a 5-0 European Championship qualifying win over Cyprus at Windsor Park.
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