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Robert Bell is born in Youngstown, Ohio, USA. He will find fame as Kool of disco sensations Kool and the Gang.


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Maurice Gibb of The Bee Gees plays croquet with his wife, Lulu, at The Old Barn, Stanmore, London, UK, on the 32 acre estate of The Bee Gees' manager Robert Stigwood. The event is a photo-opportunity to publicise a new single by Tin Tin, a duo produced by Maurice Gibb.
The Jackson 5, including Michael Jackson, play at the Yubin Chokin Hall, Hiroshima, Japan, Asia.

Stevie Wonder reaches No1 in the Billboard r’n’b singles chart in the USA with Boogie On Reggae Woman.




Blues And Soul magazine reports that the Salsoul Records label, based in New York City, USA, has gone out of business. The label had been successful in the 1970s releasing hits by New York Skyy, Instant Funk, Aurra and The Salsoul Orchestra.
Top Of The Pops bans any record including the word 'acid', and Mecca ballrooms ban acid house parties. Even Smiley t-shirts are banned in some shops.
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I'm Too Sexy by Right Said Fred enters the UK Singles Chart where it will peak at No2 during a run of sixteen weeks.
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Jean-Michel Jarre plays the first of his two The Twelve Dreams Of The Sun concerts at The Pyramids Of Giza, Egypt, Africa.










Former live music entrepreneur John Utsick is sentenced in the Disctrict Court, Miami, Florida, USA, to 18 years in jail for defrauding nearly 3,000 investors out of $200m. Utsick's company, Worldwide Entertainment, had put on concerts by artists including
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