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Hallelujah Baby!, starring Leslie Uggams, is presented at The Martin Beck Theatre, Broadway, New York City, USA, during a run of 293 performances.
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Buck Owens and The Buckaroos perform I've Got A Tiger By The Tail and Sweet Rosie Jones on NBC tv's The Kraft Music Hall in the USA. The show's host, Eddy Arnold, performs I Really Don't Want To Know and his latest single It's Over.



Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, California, USA. Live music is provided by The Sons of Champlin, Kaleidoscope, The Hyler Jones Quartet, The Cleveland Wrecking Company and The Monty Waters Big Band.
A Benefit Concert for Peace and Freedom Party Presidential Candidate Dick Gregory is held at The



George Harrison and Ringo Starr of The Beatles fly to Cannes, France, Europe, to attend the premiere of the movie Wonderwall, for which Harrison composed the music.

Fleetwood Mac are in CBS Studios, New Bond Street, London, UK, recording the single version of Need Your Love So Bad. (The song was first recorded by Little Willie John in 1955)
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Electric Flag and It's a Beautiful Day play the third of four nights at the Whisky-A-Go-Go, Los Angeles, California, USA.
Honey by Bobby Goldsboro reaches No1 in the Go-Set Singles chart in Australia, Oceania, and will hold the top spot for four weeks.

Singer-songwriter Mary McCaslin records the Hoyt Axton composition Some Cool Blue-Iced Shore, which will appear on her Barnaby Records album Goodnight Everybody.
The Miles Davis Quintet records Country Son at Columbia Studio B, New York City, USA. The track will appear on his album Miles In The Sky.

Boeing Duveen And The Beautiful Soup release a new single, Jabberwock / Which Dreamed It on Parlophone Records in the UK. Boeing Duveen is in fact Sam Hutt, who will move into country music, adopting the pseudonym Hank Wangford.

Jazz trumpeter Don Cherry records A.B.F. at The A.B.F. House, Stockholm, Sweden, Europe.