november

November
1 "Suspicious minds" by Elvis Presley reaches US No.1 1969.
2 Earl Carroll lead with The Cadillacs born in 1937.
3 Lulu (Marie McDonald McLaughlin Lawrie) born in Glasgow 1948.
4 "That'll be the day" by The Crickets reaches UK No.1 1957.
5 Steve Miller born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1943.
6 Doug Sahm of Sir Douglas Quintet born in San Antone, Texas 1942.
7 Joni Mitchell born in McLeod, Alberta, Canada 1943.
8 Roy Wood of Move-ELO-Wizzard born in 1948.
9 "You ain't seen nothing yet" by Bachman-Turner Overdrive reaches US No.1 1974.
10 Screamin' Lord Sutch (David Edward Sutch) born in 1940.
11 Berry Oakley of Allman Brothers dies in an motorcycle accident 1972.
12 Neil Young born in Toronto 1945.
13 "Coz i luv you" by Slade reaches UK No.1 1971.
14 Freddie Garritty of Freddie & The Dreamers born in Manchester 1940.
15 Clyde McPhatter born in Raleigh, North Carolina 1933.
16 Pattie Santos vocalist of It's a beatiful day born in 1949.
17 Bob Gaudio of Four seasons born in 1942.
18 Kim Wilde (Kim Smith) born in London 1960.
19 "Good vibrations" by Beach boys reaches UK No.1 1966.
20 Ulf Lundell swedish singer and songwriter born in Stockholm 1949.
21 "White album" Beatles double album is released in 1968.
22 Michael Hutchence of Inxs found dead in a hotel room 1997.
23 Freddie Mercury of Queen dies of Aids in 1991.
24 "Photograph" by Ringo Starr reaches US No.1 1973.
25 "Rock around the clock" by Bill Haley & The Comets reaches UK No.1 1955.
26 Tina Turner (Annie Mae Bulluck) born in Brownsville, Tennessee 1938.
27 Jimi Hendrix (James Marshall Hendrix) born in Seattle, Washington 1942.
28 "I hear you knocking" by Dave Edmunds reaches UK No.1 1970.
29 "Bohemian rhapsody" by Queen reaches UK No.1 1975.
30 Leo Lyons bass with Ten Years After born in Standbridge 1943