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In Search of Space, brings greater commercial success, reaching number 18 on the UK album charts, and also sees the bands image and philosophy take shape, courtesy of graphic artist Barney Bubbles and underground press writer Robert Calvert
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In Search of Space, brings greater commercial success, reaching number 18 on the UK album charts, and also sees the bands image and philosophy take shape, courtesy of graphic artist Barney Bubbles and underground press writer Robert Calvert
In Search of Space, brings greater commercial success, reaching number 18 on the UK album charts, and also sees the bands image and philosophy take shape, courtesy of graphic artist Barney Bubbles and underground press writer Robert Calvert
Science fiction author Michael Moorcock and dancer Stacia also start contributing to the band
Science fiction author Michael Moorcock and dancer Stacia also start contributing to the band
Receives the Henry Norris Russell Lectureship from the American Astronomical Society.
Releases Hot Love, which becomes his first UK number one hit.
Produces Hot Love, one of T. Rex's biggest early glam rock singles.
Releases the album Hunky Dory.
Releases the single & album, "Imagine"
Immigration Act 1971 creates a new immigration control framework and right of abode rules
Industrial Relations Act 1971 creates a statutory framework for industrial relations and trade union registration
Releases Jeepster with Lifes A Gas during the Electric Warrior period.
Joins The Kinks as keyboard player.
Inspired to form Kilburn & the High Roads following the death of his hero Gene Vincent
Stars in, "King Lear"
Issues King Of The Mountain Cometh as part of the Hot Love single release.
Greaves ended his top-flight career at West Ham after a spell affected by problems away from football.
Spurs win the League Cup
Brian Godfrey helped Aston Villa reach the League Cup final while the side was competing in the Third Division.
Nish captains Leicester City to the 1970-71 Second Division title and later leads the newly promoted side in its Charity Shield victory over Liverpool.
McLaren and his girlfriend, the designer Vivienne Westwood, opened a London clothing shop called Let It Rock on the King's Road
McLaren and his girlfriend, the designer Vivienne Westwood, opened a London clothing shop called Let It Rock on the King's Road
The Lifehouse project is abandoned as a completed multimedia work.
Issues Lifes A Gas as the B-side to Jeepster.
Releases Album, "Mad Dogs & Englishmen"
Releases Maggie May, which becomes his first major international solo hit.
Appointed manager of Bolton Wanderers in 1971, leading them to promotion to the Second Division in the 1972-73 season as 3rd Division champions
Best’s consistent goalscoring from the wing helps sustain a run of seasons in which he finishes among Manchester United’s most prolific players.
Marries Clarissa Kaye
Under Mee, Arsenal conclude their FA Cup run by beating Liverpool 2-1.
Unsuccessfully challenges for the Deputy Leadership of the Labour Party
Appointed Minister for Aerospace
Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 creates controlled drug classes and drug offences
Records Mood for a Day, a solo guitar piece on Fragile.
Begins a long period on Labour's National Executive Committee.
Winner of the Nobel Prize for Physics, for work on holography
Norwich City appoint Saunders manager, seeking the promotion that had previously eluded the club.
Awarded the OBE
Bradbury contributed to editing a reference volume covering American and Latin American literature.
Arsenal captain McLintock wins the writers honour during the club’s league-and-cup double season, rewarding his organisation and resilience in defence.
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