NOVEMBER 27
ON THIS DAY IN 1970, GEORGE HARRISON RELEASED ALL THINGS MUST PASS IN THE U.S. THE TRIPLE ALBUM MARKED HIS FIRST SOLO RELEASE AFTER THE BREAKUP OF THE BEATLES. IT INCLUDED THE GLOBAL HIT “MY SWEET LORD” AND IS WIDELY REGARDED AS A LANDMARK SOLO BEATLES PROJECT.
ON NOVEMBER 27, 1967, THE BEATLES’ MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR LP WAS RELEASED IN THE U.S., COMBINING SONGS FROM THEIR TV FILM WITH EARLIER PSYCHEDELIC HITS. THE ALBUM QUICKLY TOPPED THE CHARTS.
AND IN 1957, BUDDY HOLLY & THE CRICKETS RELEASED THEIR DEBUT ALBUM THE “CHIRPING” CRICKETS, A FOUNDATIONAL RECORD IN EARLY ROCK ’N’ ROLL THAT HELPED SHAPE THE SOUND OF THE GENRE.