1967: The Beatles announce they will handle their own affairs following the death of manager Brian Epstein.
1969: Led Zeppelin end the third of their four U.S. tours during 1969 with a performance at the Dallas Pop Festival.
1974: John Lennon testifies in federal court that the Nixon administration tried to have him deported because of his involvement with anti-war protests at the 1972 Republican Convention.
1976: George Harrison is found guilty of "subconsciously plagiarizing" The Chiffons' "He's So Fine" in writing "My Sweet Lord." The decision costs him almost $600,000 in royalties.
1989: The Rolling Stones begin Steel Wheels, their first concert tour in eight years, in Philadelphia.
1990: At a Stevie Ray Vaughan memorial service in Dallas, Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt and Stevie Wonder sing "Amazing Grace."
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