Some Girls
The Rolling Stones release Some Girls.
Explore 258 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1978.
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The Rolling Stones release Some Girls.
Birth of Frank Lampard
Magazine's debut album Real Life enters the UK albums chart and reaches number twenty-nine.
"David Gilmour", the guitarist's first solo album is released
Challenges the Labour Government's National Insurance surcharge policy during Commons debate as Shadow Chancellor.
The Solomon Islands are granted independence after 85 years of British rule
The Solomon Islands are granted independence after 85 years of British rule
Release Who Are You as a single.
Unifies small hard left groups suuch as the Socialist Campaign for a Labour Victory (SCLV) & produces the Socialist Organiser, as a mouthpiece for Livingstones views, criticising Labour Prime Minister James Callaghan as "anti-working class"
Unifies small hard left groups suuch as the Socialist Campaign for a Labour Victory (SCLV) & produces the Socialist Organiser, as a mouthpiece for Livingstones views, criticising Labour Prime Minister James Callaghan as "anti-working class"
Healey backs a five percent guideline for the next pay round despite growing trade-union resistance.
Backs the five percent pay guideline despite union warnings.
Healey introduces a White Paper setting a five percent pay guideline.
Backs the five percent pay guideline that strains the union bargain.
Identity enters the Official Singles Chart and reaches number twenty-four.
If the Kids Are United enters the Official Singles Chart and reaches number nine.
Supports the Scotland Act as part of Labour's devolution programme.
Supports Franco-German proposals that lead toward the European Monetary System.
Release the album Who Are You.
Hong Kong Garden enters the Official Singles Chart and reaches number seven.
Keith Moon dies of an overdose of the drug prescribed to control his alcoholism
Dies in London after a drug overdose.
The Buzzcocks release "Ever Fallen in Love?"
Releases Stage, a live album documenting his late-1970s touring band and Berlin-era material.
Plays guitar on Tormato during the last album by the late-1970s line-up.
Drums on Tormato, the final studio album before Anderson and Wakeman leave.
Ever Fallen in Love enters the Official Singles Chart and becomes Buzzcocks' best-known 1970s hit.
Drums on Never Say Die, the last studio album of the original Ozzy-era line-up.
Rick Wright releases "Wet Dream", his first solo album
Buzzcocks' second album Love Bites enters the UK albums chart and peaks at number thirteen.
Agrees to negotiate despite the government's wage restraint policy.
Spungen was found dead in the Chelsea Hotel room she was sharing with Vicious, with stab wounds to her stomach and dressed only in her underwear
Moving Targets enters the UK albums chart and reaches number twenty-two.
Germ Free Adolescents enters the Official Singles Chart and reaches number nineteen.
Releases Blondes Have More Fun, his most disco-influenced late-1970s album.
Give 'Em Enough Rope enters the UK albums chart and peaks at number two.
Homicide enters the Official Singles Chart and reaches number forty.
Takes part in House of Commons debate on proposals for the European Monetary System while serving as Shadow Chancellor.
Accept a seventeen percent settlement that breaks the pay guideline.
Sham 69's That's Life enters the UK albums chart during the band's successful 1978 run.
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