1970-6-14

Workingman's Dead

Grateful Dead

discography

昭和45年

6/10 水

Let It Be (Soundtrack) / The Beatles

6/11 木

東京都小菅刑務所で、日本で戦後初となる女性死刑囚に対する死刑執行。

6/12 金

Gasoline Alley / Rod Stewart

6/12 金

The Cheyenne Social Club

6/13 土

6/14 日

Workingman's Dead / Grateful Dead

6/15 月

森永砒素ミルク事件で、森永側の弁護団が初めて原因が粉ミルクであったと認める。

6/17 水

晴れた日に永遠が見える

6/17 水

春の雨の中を

6/17 水

1970

6/11 Thu

US leaves Wheelus AFB Libya

6/12 Fri

Pitts Pirate Doc Ellis no-hits San Diego Padresp~ 2-0

6/13 Sat

In The Summertime by Mungo Jerry hit #1 in UK

6/13 Sat

"Beatles' ""Let It Bep~"" album goes #1 & stays #1 for 4 weeks"

6/13 Sat

"Beatles' ""Long & Winding Roadp~"" single goes #1 & stays #1 for 2 weeks"

6/14 Sun

Cincinnati Red Stockings loses 1st game after winning 130 straight

6/15 Mon

16th LPGA Championship won by Shirley Englehorn

6/16 Tue

Kenneth A Gibson elected 1st black mayor of Newarkp~ NJ

6/16 Tue

Race riots in Miami Florida

6/17 Wed

Edwin Land patents Polaroid camera

1970

5/4 Mon

"Charles Wuorinen, 32, becomes the youngest composer ever to win the Pulitzer Prize for Music."

5/8 Fri

"The Beatles' last LP, Let It Be, is released."

5/16 Sat

Randy Bachman leaves The Guess Who to start up Bachman_Turner Overdrive.

5/20 Wed

The Beatles' film Let It Be premi_res in London and Liverpool. None of the four band members are in attendance at either screening.

5/23 Sat

"Grateful Dead make their first British appearance at Hollywood Festival, Newcastle-under-Lyme, on a bill also featuring Black Sabbath, Free, and Jose Feliciano. Everyone is completely upstaged by the previously unknown Mungo Jerry, whose debut single ""I

6/13 Sat

"The Long and Winding Road becomes the Beatles' last U.S. Number 1 song, though it is never released as a single in Britain.[2]"

6/13 Sat

The Stooges play at the Cincinnati Pop Festival.

7/4 Sat

The music countdown show American Top 40 debuts.

7/17 Fri

"The Guess Who perform at the White House for President Nixon and his guest The Prince of Wales. At Pat Nixon's request, they do not play their breakthrough hit ""American Woman"" due to the song's supposed anti-American lyrics."

7/26 Sun

"Guitarist Jimi Hendrix plays at his hometown of Seattle at Sicks Stadium where, under the influence of drugs, he starts verbally abusing members of the audience."

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