What happened on November 2
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197452 yrs ago
George Harrison opens his North American tour in Vancouver
With Ravi Shankar on the bill, the show at the Pacific Coliseum began the first North American tour by an ex-Beatle since the band's own 1966 visit.
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199234 yrs ago
Neil Young returns to gentle country-folk with Harvest Moon
Two decades after Harvest, he brought back many of that album's backing players, the Stray Gators. It went on to sell more than both Freedom and Ragged Glory.
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199234 yrs ago
Ace of Base debut Happy Nation in Denmark
Retitled The Sign for America, the Swedish group's first album sold around 21 million copies and became one of the best-selling debuts of all time.
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199333 yrs ago
Frank Sinatra releases Duets
His partners sang along to his pre-recorded vocals, some over digital phone lines. It reached No. 2 and became his only triple-platinum album.
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1908118 yrs ago
Swing trumpeter Bunny Berigan is born
His 1937 recording of "I Can't Get Started" became his theme song and was later inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame.
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194482 yrs ago
Keyboard showman Keith Emerson is born
Co-founder of Emerson, Lake & Palmer, he was the first artist to tour with a Moog synthesizer. His "Monster Moog" weighed 550 pounds.
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194680 yrs ago
Conductor Giuseppe Sinopoli is born
The Italian led London's Philharmonia for a decade and later the Staatskapelle Dresden. He also composed his own music.
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196165 yrs ago
k.d. lang is born in Edmonton
She won Grammys in both country and pop, and her 1992 song "Constant Craving" brought her sales in the millions and wide praise from critics.
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196660 yrs ago
Mississippi John Hurt dies at 73
Found again in 1963 after decades out of sight, the country blues singer charmed the Newport Folk Festival with songs like "Candy Man" and "Avalon Blues."
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201412 yrs ago
Clarinettist Acker Bilk dies at 85
His instrumental "Stranger on the Shore" was Britain's best-selling single of 1962 and also hit No. 1 in America.
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