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1970 - January.
January 6 - Gabrielle Reece, American volleyball player and model
January 13 - Keith Coogan, American actor
January 13 - Marco Pantani, Italian cyclist (d. 2004)
January 15 - Shane McMahon, American Wrestler
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| | | | 1970s: Encyclopedia II - Carpenters - 1970s The Carpenters achieved their breakthrough in 1970 with the release of the Burt Bacharach-Hal David song, "(They Long to Be) Close to You", which rose to #1 and stayed atop the charts for four weeks. Though Richard and Karen were not the first artists to cut the song - among the others were Dionne Warwick and Richard Chamberlain - the Carpenters' version was by far the most popular, and the song has become synonymous with the duo. A follow-up recording, "We've Only Just Begun" (written by Paul Williams and Roger Nichols), reached #2 to becom ...
See also:Carpenters, Carpenters - Before Carpenters, Carpenters - 1960s, Carpenters - 1970s, Carpenters - 1980s, Carpenters - After Carpenters, Carpenters - Singles, Carpenters - Reference Read more here: » Carpenters: Encyclopedia II - Carpenters - 1970s |
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| | | | 1970s: Encyclopedia II - Ford Maverick - 1970s The 1970s Ford Maverick was a rear wheel drive compact car that was built from 1970 to 1977 in the USA, Canada, Mexico, and later in Brazil. The original model was a 2-door sedan priced at USD$1,995.
Over the years, the model lineup was expanded, with the introduction of the 4-door sedan and with several limited edition options: Grabber (1971), Sprint (1972), LDO (Luxury Decor Option, also 1972) and Stallion (1976). Ford of Brazil launched a new Maverick model at the 1973 São Paulo Auto Show. While generally sold only as 2-door and 4-door sedans, a rare station wagon ve ...
See also:Ford Maverick, Ford Maverick - 1970s, Ford Maverick - Australia, Ford Maverick - Europe Read more here: » Ford Maverick: Encyclopedia II - Ford Maverick - 1970s |
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| | | | 1970s: Encyclopedia II - The Shadows - 1970s The group reformed in 1973 with Welch back on rhythm guitar and the addition of Australian John Farrar on guitar and vocals, brought in following the death of John Rostill. An album, Rocking With Curly Leads featured Hank using vocoder to modify his distinctive sound. Some tracks used Farrar as a second lead guitarist, making this album sound fresh and different.
The group were chosen by BBC Boss Billy Cotton Jr to perform the Song for Europe in the 1975 Eurovision Song Contest. The Shadows recorded a number of alternatives and ...
See also:The Shadows, The Shadows - 1950s, The Shadows - 1960s, The Shadows - 1970s, The Shadows - 1980s, The Shadows - 2000s, The Shadows - Selected Discography, The Shadows - Albums, The Shadows - Singles Read more here: » The Shadows: Encyclopedia II - The Shadows - 1970s |
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| | | | 1970s: Encyclopedia II - Livingston Taylor - 1970s Taylor's break occurred when who was discovered by Jon Landau, (a record producer who would later go on to manage Bruce Springsteen). Taylor was one of the first artists to sign with Capricorn Records in 1970. His debut album, Livingston Taylor, produced by Landau, included the song "Carolina Day," an original, personal song which helped set the tone for Taylor's intimate and laid-back musical style.
His second album, Liv, also produced by Landau, included the minor hit "Get Out of Bed". His third album, Over the Rainbow, w ...
See also:Livingston Taylor, Livingston Taylor - Early career, Livingston Taylor - 1970s, Livingston Taylor - 1980s, Livingston Taylor - 1990s, Livingston Taylor - Discography Read more here: » Livingston Taylor: Encyclopedia II - Livingston Taylor - 1970s |
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| | | | 1970s: Encyclopedia II - Holden Statesman - 1970s Replacing the Holden Brougham, the Statesman was originally based on a long-wheelbase version of the Holden Kingswood HQ series. It was cancelled after 1984, replaced by the Holden Calais.
Traditionally, there were two models. At the beginning, with the HQ series, there were the Statesman Custom and Statesman de Ville. Engines available in the range were either a 202 in³ unit (3·3 L) or a 308 in³ (5·0 L) respectively. Initially, a 350 in³ Chevrolet engine was also offered, this model having been exported to New Zealand a ...
See also:Holden Statesman, Holden Statesman - 1970s, Holden Statesman - Commodore-based revival, Holden Statesman - A new model and left-hand drive exports, Holden Statesman - External link Read more here: » Holden Statesman: Encyclopedia II - Holden Statesman - 1970s |
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| | | | 1970s: Encyclopedia II - March Engineering - 1970s March Engineering began operations in 1969. Its four founders were Max Mosley, Alan Rees, Graham Coaker and Robin Herd. They each had a specific area of expertise: Mosley looked after the commercial side, Herd was the designer, Rees managed the racing team and Coaker oversaw production at the factory.
The company first built a Formula 3 car in 1969, then went into F1 in 1970, supplying its 701 chassis to Tyrrell for Jackie Stewart. In addition the factory ran two team cars for Jo Siffert and C ...
See also:March Engineering, March Engineering - 1970s, March Engineering - 1980s, March Engineering - 1990s, March Engineering - In brief, March Engineering - Complete Formula One results Read more here: » March Engineering: Encyclopedia II - March Engineering - 1970s |
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| | | | 1970s: Encyclopedia II - Charles Trenet - 1970s In 1970, Trenet flew to Japan to represent France at the Universal Exhibition in Osaka. The following year he left Columbia, his long-time record label, and recorded "Fidèle" and "Il y avait des arbres". He also made a memorable appearance at the "Olympia".
In 1973, Trenet, who had just celebrated his 60th birthday, recorded a new album, "Chansons en liberté". The twelve songs on this album were an interesting mix of old and new compositions. His 60th birthday was celebr ...
See also:Charles Trenet, Charles Trenet - Early life, Charles Trenet - World War II, Charles Trenet - After the war, Charles Trenet - Return to France, Charles Trenet - 1970s, Charles Trenet - Later career Read more here: » Charles Trenet: Encyclopedia II - Charles Trenet - 1970s |
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| | | | 1970s: Encyclopedia II - Animals in space - 1970s Two bullfrogs were launched on a one way mission on the Orbiting Frog Otolith satellite on November 9, 1970 to better understand space motion sickness.
Apollo 16 on April 16, 1972 carried nematodes and Apollo 17, launched on December 7, 1972 carried five pocket mice, although one died on the circumlunar trip. Skylab 3 carried pocket mice and the first fish in space (mummichog), and the first spiders in space, cross spiders. The U.S. also f ...
See also:Animals in space, Animals in space - 1940s, Animals in space - 1950s, Animals in space - 1960s, Animals in space - 1970s, Animals in space - 1980s, Animals in space - 1990s, Animals in space - 2000s, Animals in space - External link Read more here: » Animals in space: Encyclopedia II - Animals in space - 1970s |
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| | | | 1970s: Encyclopedia II - Peter Cook - 1970s In 1970 Cook took over a project initiated by David Frost for a satirical film about an opinion pollster who rises to become President of Great Britain. Under Cook's guidance the character became modelled on Frost himself; the resulting film, The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer was not a great commercial success but is notable for the cast containing many notable names of the period.
Peter Cook also provided financial backing for the satirical magazine, Private Eye, supporting the publication through a number of difficult perio ...
See also:Peter Cook, Peter Cook - Early career, Peter Cook - Not Only... But Also and other '60s television, Peter Cook - 1970s, Peter Cook - Consequences, Peter Cook - Hollywood, Peter Cook - Revival, Peter Cook - Legacy, Peter Cook - Filmography Read more here: » Peter Cook: Encyclopedia II - Peter Cook - 1970s |
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| | | | 1970s: Encyclopedia II - Jim Henson - 1970s Henson, Oz, and his team targeted an adult audience with a series of sketches on Saturday Night Live, set mostly in the Land of Gorch. Eleven sketches aired between October 1975 and January 1976, with four additional appearances in March, April, May, and September. The SNL writers never got comfortable writing for the characters.
The failure of the Muppets on SNL might have been a blessing in disguise. Starting in 1976, The Muppet Show was occupying Henson's attention in the UK. The show featured Kermit as host, and a va ...
See also:Jim Henson, Jim Henson - Early work, Jim Henson - 1960s, Jim Henson - 1970s, Jim Henson - Contributions to film, Jim Henson - Death, Jim Henson - Tributes Read more here: » Jim Henson: Encyclopedia II - Jim Henson - 1970s |
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| | | | 1970s: Encyclopedia II - Styx band - 1970s The band's Wooden Nickel recordings, Styx (1972), Styx II (1973), The Serpent Is Rising (also 1973) and Man of Miracles (1974) were a mixture of straight-ahead rock with some dramatic prog-rock flourishes and art-rock aspirations. On the strength of these releases and constant playing in local clubs and schools, the band established a fan base in the Chicago area, but was unable to break into the mainstream until an early song, the power ballad "Lady" (from Styx II) began to earn some radio time, first on W ...
See also:Styx band, Styx band - 1970s, Styx band - 1980s, Styx band - Solo careers, Styx band - 1990s and present day, Styx band - Styx in popular culture, Styx band - Discography, Styx band - Singles Read more here: » Styx band: Encyclopedia II - Styx band - 1970s |
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| | | | 1970s: Encyclopedia II - Bill Evans - 1970s In 1969, Marty Morell joined the trio on drums and remained until 1975, when he retired to family life. The extraordinary sensitivity of this trio is best represented by the live recordings, Jazzhouse, You're Gonna Hear From Me, Montreux II, Live in Paris, 1972, The Tokyo Concert, Since We Met, and the final Blue in Green recorded in Canada in 1974.
Morell was replaced by Elliot Zigmund on drums in 1976. The resulting group recorded three albums, Crosscurrents, I Will Say Good ...
See also:Bill Evans, Bill Evans - Early life, Bill Evans - 1950s, Bill Evans - 1960s, Bill Evans - 1970s, Bill Evans - Substance abuse, Bill Evans - Historical impact, Bill Evans - Discography Read more here: » Bill Evans: Encyclopedia II - Bill Evans - 1970s |
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| | | | 1970s: Encyclopedia II - Expansion Team - 1970s
Expansion Team - 1970.
NBA:
Buffalo Braves
Cleveland Cavaliers
Portland Trail Blazers
NHL:
Buffalo Sabres
Vancouver Canucks
Expansion Team - 1972.
NHL:
Atlanta Flames
New York Islanders
Expansion Team - 1974.
NBA:
New Orleans Jazz
NHL:
Kansas City Scouts
Washington Capitals
Expansion Team - 1976.
NFL:
Seattle Seaha ...
See also:Expansion Team, Expansion Team - 1960s, Expansion Team - 1960, Expansion Team - 1961, Expansion Team - 1962, Expansion Team - 1966, Expansion Team - 1967, Expansion Team - 1968, Expansion Team - 1969, Expansion Team - 1970s, Expansion Team - 1970, Expansion Team - 1972, Expansion Team - 1974, Expansion Team - 1976, Expansion Team - 1977, Expansion Team - 1980s, Expansion Team - 1980, Expansion Team - 1988, Expansion Team - 1989, Expansion Team - 1990s, Expansion Team - 1991, Expansion Team - 1992, Expansion Team - 1993, Expansion Team - 1995, Expansion Team - 1996, Expansion Team - 1998, Expansion Team - 1999, Expansion Team - 2000s, Expansion Team - 2000, Expansion Team - 2002, Expansion Team - 2004, Expansion Team - 2005 Read more here: » Expansion Team: Encyclopedia II - Expansion Team - 1970s |
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| | | | 1970s: Encyclopedia II - George Harrison - 1970s After the Beatles split in 1970, Harrison released a number of albums that were critically and commercially successful, both as solo projects and as a member of other groups. After years of being limited in his contributions to the Beatles, he released a large number of the songs he had stockpiled in the first major solo work released after the breakup, All Things Must Pass, the first triple album by a single artist in rock history. It included the number one hit single "My Sweet Lord", although Harrison was later sued for copyright i ...
See also:George Harrison, George Harrison - Early years, George Harrison - Role in The Beatles, George Harrison - 1970s, George Harrison - 1980s, George Harrison - 1990s, George Harrison - Death, George Harrison - Personal and family life, George Harrison - Pseudonyms, George Harrison - Discography Read more here: » George Harrison: Encyclopedia II - George Harrison - 1970s |
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| | | | 1970s: Encyclopedia II - Barry Humphries - 1970s In 1970 Barry returned to Australia, where Edna Everage made her movie debut in John B. Murray's The Naked Bunyip. In 1971-72 he teamed up with producer Philip Adams and writer-director Bruce Beresford to create a film version of the Barry McKenzie cartoons. The Adventures of Barry MacKenzie starred singer Barry Crocker in the title role and featured Humphries -- who co-wrote the script with Beresford -- playing three different parts. It was filmed in England and Australia with an all-star cast including Spike Milligan, Peter Cook, De ...
See also:Barry Humphries, Barry Humphries - Early life, Barry Humphries - London and the 1960s, Barry Humphries - 1970s, Barry Humphries - Film roles, Barry Humphries - One-man shows, Barry Humphries - Dame Edna, Barry Humphries - Television roles, Barry Humphries - Success in the United States, Barry Humphries - Other work, Barry Humphries - Awards Read more here: » Barry Humphries: Encyclopedia II - Barry Humphries - 1970s |
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| | | | 1970s: Encyclopedia II - Expansion Team - 1970s
Expansion Team - 1970.
NBA:
Buffalo Braves
Cleveland Cavaliers
Portland Trail Blazers
NHL:
Buffalo Sabres
Vancouver Canucks
Expansion Team - 1972.
NHL:
Atlanta Flames
New York Islanders
Expansion Team - 1974.
NBA:
New Orleans Jazz
NHL:
Kansas City Scouts
Washington Capitals
Expansion Team - 1976.
NFL:
Seattle Seaha ...
See also:Expansion Team, Expansion Team - 1960s, Expansion Team - 1960, Expansion Team - 1961, Expansion Team - 1962, Expansion Team - 1966, Expansion Team - 1967, Expansion Team - 1968, Expansion Team - 1969, Expansion Team - 1970s, Expansion Team - 1970, Expansion Team - 1972, Expansion Team - 1974, Expansion Team - 1976, Expansion Team - 1977, Expansion Team - 1980s, Expansion Team - 1980, Expansion Team - 1987, Expansion Team - 1988, Expansion Team - 1989, Expansion Team - 1990s, Expansion Team - 1991, Expansion Team - 1992, Expansion Team - 1993, Expansion Team - 1995, Expansion Team - 1996, Expansion Team - 1997, Expansion Team - 1998, Expansion Team - 1999, Expansion Team - 2000s, Expansion Team - 2000, Expansion Team - 2002, Expansion Team - 2004, Expansion Team - 2005 Read more here: » Expansion Team: Encyclopedia II - Expansion Team - 1970s |
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