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Music History Events:
Albums released October 26:
• 1964 – JOHNNY CASH – ‘Bitter Tears: Ballads of the American Indian’
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• 1967 – SAM & DAVE – ‘Soul Men’
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• 1969 – THE PENTANGLE – ‘Basket of Light’
• 1973 – HERBIE HANCOCK – ‘Head Hunters’
• 1973 – THE WHO – ‘Quadrophenia’
• 1973 – DIANA ROSS Y MARVIN GAYE – ‘Diana & Marvin’
• 1977 – PATTI AUSTIN – ‘Havana Candy’
• 1979 – THE FALL – ‘Dragnet’
• 1979 – COZY POWELL – ‘Over the Top’
• 1981 – THE J. GEILS BAND – ‘Freeze-Frame’
• 1981 – QUEEN – ‘Greatest Hits’ (UK)
• 1984 – CARPENTERS – ‘An Old-Fashioned Christmas’
• 1984 – FELT – ‘The Strange Idols Pattern and Other Short Stories’
• 1987 – UB40 – ‘The Best of UB40 – Volume One’
• 1987 – PAT BENATAR – ‘Best Shots’ (EUR)
• 1987 – POP WILL EAT ITSELF – ‘Box Frenzy’
• 1987 – LLOYD COLE AND THE COMMOTIONS – ‘Mainstream’
• 1989 – MALDITA VECINDAD – ‘Maldita Vecindad y los Hijos del Quinto Patio’
• 1989 – THE HOOTERS – ‘Zig Zag’
• 1992 – SODA STEREO – ‘Dynamo’
• 1992 – NENEH CHERRY – ‘Homebrew’
• 1992 – KREATOR – ‘Renewal’
• 1992 – THE HOOTERS – ‘Greatest Hits’
• 1992 – ALL ABOUT EVE – ‘Ultraviolet’
• 1992 – SADE – ‘Love Deluxe’
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• 1993 – BOB DYLAN – ‘World Gone Wrong’
• 1993 – BLUE RODEO – ‘Five Days in July’ (CAN)
• 1993 – ALAN PARSONS – ‘Try Anything Once’
• 1993 – 10,000 MANIACS – ‘MTV Unplugged’
• 1993 – THE CURE – ‘Paris’
• 1993 – CRASH TEST DUMMIES – ‘God Shuffled His Feet’
• 1993 – HARRY CONNICK JR. – ‘When My Heart Finds Christmas’
• 1998 – DREAM THEATER – ‘Once in a LIVEtime’
• 1998 – R.E.M. – ‘Up’ (EUR)
• 1998 – NAPALM DEATH – ‘Words from the Exit Wound’
• 1998 – PETER HAMMILL – ‘This’
• 1998 – THE STRANGLERS – ‘Coup de Grace’
• 1998 – NEIL DIAMOND – ‘The Movie Album: As Time Goes By’
• 1998 – DEPECHE MODE – ‘The Singles 81>85’ (UK)
• 1998 – ROBBIE WILLIAMS – ‘I’ve Been Expecting You’
• 1999 – CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG – ‘Looking Forward’
• 1999 – THE DISMEMBERMENT PLAN – ‘Emergency & I’
• 1999 – LE TIGRE – ‘Le Tigre’
• 1999 – STONE TEMPLE PILOTS – ‘No. 4’
• 1999 – DREAM THEATER – ‘Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory’
• 1999 – HAREM SCAREM – ‘Rubber’ (JAP)
• 1999 – ALICE IN CHAINS – ‘Music Bank’
• 1999 – BUSH – ‘The Science of Things’
• 1999 – LUNA – ‘The Days of Our Nights’
• 1999 – GENESIS – ‘Turn It On Again: The Hits’
• 1999 – INCUBUS – ‘Make Yourself’
• 1999 – ROBERT PALMER – ’20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: The Best of Robert Palmer’
• 1999 – KING CRIMSON – ‘The ProjeKcts’
• 1999 – MIGUEL BOSÉ – ‘Lo mejor de Bosé’
• 1999 – TIGER ARMY – ‘Tiger Army’
• 2000 – LA BARRANCA – ‘Rueda de los tiempos’
• 2004 – GWAR – ‘War Party’
• 2004 – JOHN FRUSCIANTE – ‘Inside of Emptiness’
• 2004 – LUNA – ‘Rendezvous’
• 2004 – LEONARD COHEN – ‘Dear Heather’
• 2004 – WILLIE NELSON – ‘It Always Will Be’
• 2004 – HALL & OATES – ‘Our Kind of Soul’
• 2004 – SIMPLE PLAN – ‘Still Not Getting Any…’
• 2004 – MOLOTOV – ‘Con todo respeto’
• 2005 – DIANA KRALL – ‘Christmas Songs’
• 2007 – EXODUS – ‘The Atrocity Exhibition… Exhibit A’
• 2009 – URIAH HEEP – ‘Celebration’
• 2009 – MICHAEL JACKSON – ‘This Is It’
• 2009 – HALFORD – ‘Halford III: Winter Songs’
• 2009 – STING – ‘If on a Winter’s Night…’
• 2009 – JACK JOHNSON – ‘En Concert’
• 2010 – SENSES FAIL – ‘The Fire’
• 2011 – STEEL PANTHER – ‘Balls Out’ (JAP)
• 2011 – VAIN – ‘Enough Rope’ (JAP)
• 2012 – BANDALOS CHINOS – ‘Bandalos Chinos’
• 2018 – DAVID CROSBY, BECCA STEVENS, MICHELLE WILLIS & MICAHEL LEAGUE – ‘Here If You Listen’
• 2018 – HAKEN – ‘Vector’
• 2018 – BOY GEORGE & CULTURE CLUB – ‘Life’
• 2018 – THE BLACK EYED PEAS – ‘Masters of the Sun Vol. 1’
• 2018 – ROBYN – ‘Honey’
• 2018 – BLOODBATH – ‘The Arrow of Satan Is Drawn’
• 2018 – JOHN LEGEND – ‘A Legendary Christmas’
• 2018 – ROGER WATERS – ‘Igor Stravinsky’s The Soldier’s Tale’
• 2018 – RAZORLIGHT – ‘Olympus Sleeping’
• 2018 – BOYGENIUS – ‘Boygenius’ (EP)
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New LP 1973: ‘QUADROPHENIA’ (The Who)
On October 26, 1973, the sixth studio album by the British band The Who was released in the United Kingdom. It was a double album with 17 songs composed by Pete Townshend that made up his second rock opera: ‘Quadrophenia’ whose title came from a play on words with the terms ‘quadrophonic’, a novel recording technique at the time and ‘schizophrenia’ (schizophrenia) and which was intended to reflect the four personalities of Jimmy, the protagonist of the plot.
It took place in 1965 between Brighton and London and featured facts of English history and society seen from the perspective of a teenager. Considered one of the band’s best works, it was No. 2 on the English, Canadian and American charts. A film version was released in 1979, for which Townsend wrote three new songs.
‘YOUR SONG’ (1970) Elton John
On October 26, 1970, the second single taken from their self-titled debut album, ‘Take me to the pilot’, was released in the United States, whose B-side was occupied by the song ‘Your song’, composed and performed by Elton John on lyrics by Bernie Taupin. The song had already been recorded by the group Three Dog Night on their album ‘It Ain’t Easy’ in March 1970, but they did not release it as a single, respecting the author’s priority. ‘Your song’, despite being a B-side, was the favorite of the disc jockeys of the time and ended up being the first international top10 of John’s career. The following year it was released in the United Kingdom, this time as an A-side, and there it reached number 7.
In 1998, she was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame and is included in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s list of ‘the songs that shaped rock and roll’. He has received numerous versions, including those of Rod Stewart, Lady Gaga and Ellie Goulding, as well as actors Ewan McGregor and Taron Egerton in the films ‘Moulin Rouge!’ (2001) and ‘Rocket Man’ (2019) respectively.