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On this day in music history 04.07 |

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1966 - The Beatles
The Beatles played two shows at Rizal Memorial Football Stadium, Manila, in the Philippines to over 80,000 fans. The Beatles failed to appear at a palace reception hosted by President Marcos family, who were not informed that the Beatles had declined their invitation. The Philippine media misrepresent this as a deliberate snub and when Brian Epstein tries to make a televised statement, his comments are disrupted by static. The next day, as The Beatles make their way to the airport they were greeted by angry mobs, the Philippine government had retaliated by refusing police protection for The Beatles.

1971 - Donald McPherson
Donald McPherson lead singer of US soul group Main Ingredient died of leukaemia aged 30. Had the 1972 hit song, Everybody Plays the Fool.

1999 - Victoria Beckham
Victoria Posh Spice Adams married footballer David Beckham at Luttrellstown Castle, Ireland. The couple had signed a deal worth £1million for OK magazine to have the exclusive picture rights.

2003 - Barry White
American record producer and singer-songwriter and five-time Grammy Award-winner Barry White died from Kidney failure aged 58. Produced hits for girl group Love Unlimited and other chart hits include 1974 hit Youre The First, The Last, My Everything, 1974 US No.1 Cant Get Enough Of Your Love, Babe. Bubblegum act The Banana Splits recorded his songs and he arranged the 1963 hit Harlem Shuffle for Bob Earl.

2010 - Killers
Invited by US President Barack Obama, The Killers played on the White House South Lawn for the second annual Salute to the Military United Service Organizations concert as part of Independence Day celebrations.

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