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Music History Events: albums released February 14
• 1980 – HEART – ‘Bebe le Strange’
• 1981 – NAZARETH – ‘The Fool Circle’
• 1983 – UFO – ‘Making Contact’
• 1984 – LAURIE ANDERSON – ‘Mister Heartbreak’
• 1985 – WHITNEY HOUSTON – ‘Whitney Houston’
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• 1988 – GALAXIE 500 – ‘Today’
• 1990 – VANGELIS – ‘The City’
• 1992 – VANGELIS – ‘1492: Conquest of Paradise’
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• 1994 – BARK PSYCHOSIS – ‘Hex’
• 1994 – PAVEMENT – ‘Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain’
• 1995 – THE JAYHAWKS – ‘Tomorrow the Green Grass’
• 1995 – LITA FORD – ‘Black’
• 1995 – NEVERMORE – ‘Nevermore’
• 1995 – THE MANHATTAN TRANSFER – ‘Tonin”
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• 1995 – SLASH’S SNAKEPIT – ‘Its Five O’clock Somewhere’
• 1995 – THE THE – ‘Hanky Panky’
• 1995 – DIANA KRALL – ‘Only Trust Your Heart’
• 2000 – TRACY CHAPMAN – ‘Telling Stories’
• 2011 – DRIVE-BY TRUCKERS – ‘Go-Go Boots’ (EUR)
• 2011 – MOGWAI – ‘Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will’
• 2011 – P.J. HARVEY – ‘Let England Shake’ (UK)
• 2011 – GYPSY PISTOLEROS – ‘Duende – Last of the Pistoleros’
• 2011 – THE BLOW MONKEYS – ‘Staring at the Sea’
• 2016 – KANYE WEST – ‘The Life of Pablo’
• 2020 – ANVIL – ‘Legal at Last’
• 2020 – HUEY LEWIS AND THE NEWS – ‘Weather’
• 2020 – TAME IMPALA – ‘The Slow Rush’
• 2020 – SUICIDE SILENCE – ‘Become the Hunter’
• 2020 – TENNIS – ‘Swimmer’
• 2025 – LACUNA COIL – ‘Sleepless Empire’
• 2025 – THE WOMBATS – ‘Oh! The Ocean’
• 2025 – MANIC STREET PREACHERS – ‘Critical Thinking’
• 2025 – THE LUMINEERS – ‘Automatic’
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1983: ‘BEAT IT’ (Michael Jackson)
On February 14, 1983, “Beat it” was released in the United States, the third single taken from Michael Jackson”s album “Thriller”. Produced by Quincy Jones, he encouraged Michel to include a rock track on the album. Years later Jackson said: “I wanted to write a song, which I would buy myself if I had to buy a rock song… and I wanted the kids to really enjoy it, both schoolchildren and college students.” The track includes a guitar solo performed by Eddie Van Halen.
The single sold over eleven million copies worldwide and was No. 1 on the Hot100 for three weeks. It was also a success in Europe, reaching No. 1 in Spain, Belgium and the Netherlands. In 1984 “Beat it” won two Grammy Awards in the categories of record of the year and best male rock vocal performance. It is included in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame”s list of “the songs that shaped rock and roll”.
LP 1985: ‘WHITNEY HOUSTON’ (Whitney Houston)
On February 14, 1985, the debut album of singer Whitney Houston was released under the Arista Records label. Although the initial response to the album was quite lukewarm, it gradually established itself in the charts and a year later it reached No. 1 staying on it for 14 weeks. It was an international success, spawning three No. 1 singles, ‘Saving All My Love to You’, ‘How Will I Know’ and ‘Greatest Love of All’ and sold more than 30 million copies.