1975-3

The Rotters' Club

Hatfield and the North

 

 

 

 

 

1975
3/1 Sat
Jeff Beck releases his groundbreaking album Blow by Blow. It is his first album to be released under just his name.
3/2 Sun
Los Angeles Police make a routine traffic stop that turns out to be Paul McCartney and his wife Linda. Linda is arrested for having 170 to 225 grams (six to eight ounces) of marijuana in her pocketbook.
3/21 Fri
"Alice Cooper, now a solo artist, begins the Welcome to My Nightmare tour in Kalamazoo, Michigan. The elaborate show is among the largest stage spectacles of the decade."
3/22 Sat
"In the Eurovision Song Contest in Stockholm, Sweden, the Dutch group Teach-In wins with the song ""Ding-A-Dong""."
3/23 Sun
"Promoter Bill Graham stages the S.N.A.C.K. (Students Need Athletics, Culture and Kicks) charity concert at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco, California, to benefit the city's educational system. Almost 60,000 people come to see The Grateful Dead, The Doobi
3/26 Wed
The film version of The Who's Tommy premieres in London.
4/3 Thu
"Steve Miller is arrested and charged with setting fire to the clothes and personal effects of a friend, Benita DiOrio, and resisting arrest. DiOrio drops the charges the following day."
4/7 Mon
"Ritchie Blackmore plays a final show with Deep Purple in Paris before quitting to form his own group, Rainbow."
4/17 Thu
Cambodian singer-songwriter Sinn Sisamouth and his pregnant wife are among millions forced out of Phnom Penh by the Khmer Rouge.
4/18 Fri
"Alice Cooper's first television special, Welcome to My Nightmare: The Making of a Record Album airs."
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