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Timeline 1970s

Thursday, June 22, 2000

Heart launches its career in an era when rock concerts become larger, louder and more lavish

1970

Hendrix performs a homecoming show at Sick's Stadium. He dies two months later in his sleep in London at the age of 27.

1971

Northwest rock band Paul Revere and the Raiders records its biggest hit, "Indian Reservation."

Bumbershoot, the Northwest's top arts festival, makes its modest debut as Festival '71 at Seattle Center.

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Heart
1975

Northwest rock band Heart releases "Dreamboat Annie," featuring the hit songs "Crazy on You" and Magic Man."

Tacoma-born jazz and pop singer Diane Schuur makes her first appearance on "The Tonight Show."

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Paul McCartney
1976

Paul McCartney and Wings perform the Kingdome's first rock concert.

Saxophonist Kenny G, a student at Franklin High School, gets his first professional gig playing with Barry White's Love Unlimited Orchestra.

1977

Elvis Presley dies.

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