1972-3

What a Bloody Long Day It's Been

Ashton, Gardner and Dyke

 

 

 

 

 

1972
3/15 Wed
"L.A. disc jockey Robert W. Morgan plays Donny Osmond's ""Puppy Love"" non-stop for 90 minutes. Police are called, but no arrests are made."
3/21 Tue
"Terry Knight announces he is launching a $5 million lawsuit against Grand Funk's new manager John Eastman, one week after being fired as Grand Funk's manager. It triggers a series of suits and counter-suits between Knight and the band throughout the comi
3/25 Sat
"The 17th Eurovision Song Contest, held in the Usher Hall, Edinburgh, Scotland, is won by German-based Greek singer Vicky Leandros, representing Luxembourg with the song Apr_s Toi. The song is subsequently released around Europe, having been recorded in s
3/31 Fri
Official Beatles fan club closes down.
4/2 Sun
John Lennon and Yoko Ono hold a press conference in New York. The Lennons discuss their appeal against the US Immigration Department's decision to deport John.
4/9 Sun
First solo concert of Valery Leontiev.
4/16 Sun
"Electric Light Orchestra make their live debut at the Fox and Greyhound pub in Park Lane, Croydon, England."
4/29 Sat
New York City mayor John Lindsay announces that he is supporting John Lennon and Yoko Ono in their fight to remain in the United States.
5/2 Tue
"Stone the Crows lead guitarist Les Harvey is electrocuted on stage during a show in Swansea, Wales, by touching a poorly connected microphone. Harvey died in a hospital a few hours later. The band's lead singer, Maggie Bell, Harvey's longtime girlfriend,
5/8 Mon
Billy Preston becomes the first rock performer to headline at New York's Radio City Music Hall
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