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| | ON THIS DAY Search Results for Year: 1974
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Click on an event title in the list to view more information about that event. Click on a date in the list to view a list of other events on the same date. Number of Records Matching Query: 97
| | Event Date: | 1st January 1974 | | Description: | TOP TV SHOWS OF 1974 | | |
| | Summary: | 1974-75
1 All in the Family CBS
2 Sanford and Son NBC
3 Chico and the Man NBC
4 The Jeffersons CBS
5 M*A*S*H CBS
6 Rhoda CBS
7 Good Times CBS
8 The Waltons CBS
9 Maude CBS
10 Hawaii Five-0 CBS
11 The Mary Tyler Moore Show CBS
12 The Rockford Files NBC
13 Little House on the Prairie NBC
14 Kojak CBS
15 Police Woman NBC
16 S.W.A.T. ABC
17 The Bob Newhart Show CBS
18 The Wonderful World of Disney (tie) NBC
18 The Rookies (tie) ABC
20 Mannix CBS | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 13th January 1974 | | Description: | Vocalist, Guitarist, USA | | |
| | Sub Title: | Comedian | | | Event Date: | 21st January 1974 | | Description: | Television presenter, Comedian, Producer, Australia | | |
| | Sub Title: | Non Entertainer | | | Event Date: | 31st January 1974 | | Description: | American film producer. USA | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 22nd February 1974 | | Description: | Vocalist, Guitarist , Composer, UK | | |
| | Event Date: | 2nd March 1974 | |
| | Summary: | SLADE "OLD, NEW, BORROWED AND BLUE" | | |
| | Sub Title: | Acting | | | Event Date: | 7th March 1974 | | Description: | Actress, Director, USA | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 11th March 1974 | | Description: | Vocalist, songwriter, guitarist | | |
| | Event Date: | 13th March 1974 | | Description: | 1974, Lennon was drinking heavily and his alcohol-fuelled antics with Harry Nilsson made headlines. | | |
| | Event Date: | 16th March 1974 | | Description: | The Grand Ole Opry moves from the Ryman Auditorium, its home of the past 41 years. | | |
| | Summary: | The Grand Ole Opry moves from the Ryman Auditorium, its home of the past 41 years, to the newly constructed 4,400 Grand Ole Opry House, on the Opryland complex. The Ryman would essentially sit vacant for the next two decades before being renovated in the early 1990s as a historical landmark and concert hall. | | |
| | Event Date: | 16th March 1974 | |
| | Summary: | OPENED IN 1974 WITH FIRST SHOW OPENED BY RICHARD NIXON | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician, Acting | | | Event Date: | 24th March 1974 | | Description: | Vocalist, Actor, Australia | | |
| | Event Date: | 27th March 1974 | |
| | Summary: | BOOK PUBLISHED IN 1974 GUY PELL'AERTs DEPICTING ROCK LEGENDS THROUGH THE FIFTIES TO THE SEVENTIES | | |
| | Event Date: | 28th March 1974 | |
| | Summary: | DIES IN 1974 AFTER HEART ATTACK. AGED 69 SINGER / SONGWRITER. COMPOSER OF THE PRESLEY SONG "THAT'S ALRIGHT MAMA" | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 28th March 1974 | | Description: | Vocalist, Guitarist, USA | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 12th April 1974 | | Description: | Singer, Actress, Australia | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 12th April 1974 | | Description: | Singer, Actress, Australia | | |
| | Event Date: | 15th April 1974 | |
| | Summary: | CAUGHT BY SECURITY CAMERAS IN 1974, ROBBING THE HIBERNIA BANK SAN FRANSISCO HOLDING A RIFLE | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 17th April 1974 | | Description: | Vocalist, Actress, USA | | |
| | Event Date: | 17th April 1974 | | Description: | Member of "Sha Na Na" is an American rock and roll group. Doo-wop hit song "Get a Job", | | |
| | Summary: | Vinny Taylor (1949–1974) (born Chris Donald), who replaced Henry Gross as the lead guitarist in 1970, died of a drug overdose in 1974. A member of "Sha Na Na" an American rock and roll group. | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 7th May 1974 | | Description: | Vocal, Dancers, Actor, Australia | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 8th May 1974 | | Description: | Keyboardiist, Saxophonist, UK | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 17th May 1974 | | Description: | Vocalist, Ireland | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 23rd May 1974 | | Description: | Vocalist, Composer, USA | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 24th May 1974 | | Description: | Pianist, Band leader, USA | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 24th May 1974 | | Description: | Pianist, Band leader, USA | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 30th May 1974 | | Description: | Vocalist, USA | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 1st June 1974 | | Description: | Vocalist, USA | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 4th June 1974 | | Description: | Bassist, USA | | |
| | Sub Title: | "DIAMOND AND DOGS" | | | Event Date: | 8th June 1974 | |
| | Summary: | DAVID BOWIE. "DIAMOND AND DOGS" | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 2nd July 1974 | | Description: | Vocalist, USA | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 8th July 1974 | | Description: | Composer , USA | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 13th July 1974 | | Description: | Vocalist, Canada | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 17th July 1974 | | Description: | Guitarist, USA | | |
| | Event Date: | 17th July 1974 | | Description: | Don Rich, a key member of Buck Owens | | |
| | Summary: | Don Rich, a key member of Buck Owens' backing band, The Buckaroos, is killed in a motorcycle crash on State Route 99 north of Bakersfield, California; he was 32. Owens is deeply saddened by Rich's death, and it will gravely affect his career for many years. | | |
| | Event Date: | 26th July 1974 | |
| | Summary: | THE FIRST BEATLES CONVENTION, 1974 STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER FAN CLUB BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTES.USA | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 27th July 1974 | | Description: | Vocalist, Guitarist, UK | | |
| | Event Date: | 29th July 1974 | |
| | Summary: | DIES. LONDON IN 1974 MEMBER OF "THE MAMAS AND PAPAS". SHE WAS AGED 34. | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 6th August 1974 | | Description: | Saxophonist, Composer, USA | | |
| | Event Date: | 9th August 1974 | | Description: | Nixon resigned the presidency on August 9, 1974 | | |
| | Summary: | The Watergate scandal was a political scandal during the 1970s in the United States resulting from the break-in of the Democratic National Committee headquarters at the Watergate office complex in Washington, D.C., and the Nixon administration's attempted cover-up of its involvement. Leading to the resignation of Richard Nixon on August 9, 1974; this has been the only resignation of a U.S. President. | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 9th September 1974 | | Description: | Vocalist, Composer, Brazilian | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 18th September 1974 | | Description: | Comedian and musician, Australia | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 19th September 1974 | | Description: | Vocalist, Guitarist, Songwriter, Australia | | |
| | Event Date: | 23rd September 1974 | |
| | Summary: | DIES IN 1974 OF HEROIN DRUMMER WITH “THE AVERAGE WHITE BAND” | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 14th October 1974 | | Description: | Vocalist , Guitarist, Composer, USA | | |
| | Event Date: | 1st November 1974 | | Description: | Country purists troubled by Newton-John winning Female Vocalist of the Year. Let Me Be There. | | |
| | Summary: | Country purists were troubled by a growing trend of pop music-influenced country, resulting in an outcry over the 1974 Country Music Association awards program, where pop diva Olivia Newton-John won Female Vocalist of the Year. Was her song country ? | | |
| | Event Date: | 8th November 1974 | | Description: | Australian music television show broadcast by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation | | |
| | Summary: | Countdown (Australian) Countdown was a long-running popular weekly Australian music television show broadcast by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation from 8 November 1974 until 19 July 1987. It was created by Executive Producer Michael Shrimpton, producer/director Robbie Weekes and record producer and music journalist Ian Meldrum. Countdown was produced at the studios of the ABC in the Melbourne suburb of Ripponlea. | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 25th November 1974 | | Description: | Guitarist, Record Producer, USA | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 2nd December 1974 | | Description: | Vocals, Composer, Canadian | | |
| | Event Date: | 7th December 1974 | |
| | Summary: | BARRY WHITE. "YOU'RE MY FIRST, MY LAST, MY EVERYTHING". | | |
| | Sub Title: | Musician | | | Event Date: | 21st December 1974 | | Description: | Vocalist, Guitarist, Composer, Australia | | |
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