What happened on November 1
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196858 yrs ago
George Harrison's Wonderwall Music opens the Apple catalogue
Wonderwall Music came out in Britain as the first solo album by any Beatle. It was also the very first LP on the band's new Apple label.
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196957 yrs ago
"Suspicious Minds" gives Elvis his last US No. 1
Cut in a pre-dawn Memphis session that January, Mark James's song took Elvis back to the top of the Hot 100. It turned out to be his final chart-topper there.
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198838 yrs ago
Slick Rick releases The Great Adventures of Slick Rick
His Def Jam debut went to No. 1 on the R&B/hip-hop albums chart and sold a million copies. Its storytelling single "Children's Story" became a rap classic.
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199333 yrs ago
Gustavo Cerati goes solo with Amor Amarillo
The Soda Stereo frontman made his first solo album as a side project while living in Chile and waiting for his first child to be born.
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1923103 yrs ago
Soprano Victoria de los Ángeles is born in Barcelona
She came into the world in a porter's lodge at the University of Barcelona and grew into a great soprano. Her La bohème and Madama Butterfly were among her many acclaimed recordings.
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193789 yrs ago
"Whispering Bill" Anderson is born
His gentle voice earned him his nickname, and he wrote country standards like "City Lights" and "Still." He has belonged to the Grand Ole Opry since 1961, longer than any other member.
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194977 yrs ago
Hitmaker David Foster is born
The Canadian producer has won 16 Grammys. His credits include Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You" and Chicago's "Hard to Say I'm Sorry."
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196264 yrs ago
Red Hot Chili Peppers singer Anthony Kiedis is born
Born in Grand Rapids, Michigan, he co-founded the Chili Peppers and wrote the words to "Under the Bridge," which climbed to No. 2 on the Hot 100.
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200818 yrs ago
Peruvian soprano Yma Sumac dies at 86
Famed for a voice said to span close to five octaves, she topped the Billboard album chart with her 1950 debut, Voice of the Xtabay.
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20224 yrs ago
Migos rapper Takeoff is shot dead at 28
The Migos member, who rapped alongside his uncle Quavo, was killed in Houston. The trio's album Culture had debuted at No. 1 in 2017.
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