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1947 in music
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1946 in music,
other events of 1947,
1948 in music and the
list of 'years in music'.
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- George Jones begins performing
- Jimmy Rogers begins recording
- "Managua, Nicaragua" by Freddy Martin[?]
- "Heartaches" by Ted Weems[?]
- "Smoke! Smoke! Smoke!" by Tex Williams[?]
- "Mam'selle" by Art Lund[?], also Frank Sinatra
- "Ballerina" by Vaughn Monroe[?]
- "Near You" by Francis Craig[?]
- "Linda" by Ray Noble[?] with Buddy Clark[?]
- "Peg O' My Heart" by The Harmonicats[?], also Buddy Clark[?] and The Three Suns[?]
- "Chi-Baba, Chi-Baba" by Perry Como[?]
- "Huggin' and Chalkin'" by Hoagy Carmichael
- January 6 - Sandy Denny[?], Fairport Convention
- January 8 - David Bowie, Pop star
- January 8 - Terry Sylvester[?], The Hollies[?]
- January 20 - George Grantham[?], Poco[?]
- January 21 - Pye Hastings[?], Caravan[?]
- January 24 - Warren Zevon
- January 28 - David Byron, Uriah Heep
- January 30 - Steve Marriott[?], Small Faces, Humble Pie
- February 3 - Dave Davies[?], The Kinks
- February 3 - Melanie[?]
- February 9 - Joe Ely[?]
- February 14 - Tim Buckley[?]
- February 15 - David Brown, Santana
- February 17 - Dodie Stevens[?]
- February 18 - Dennis DeYoung[?], Styx
- February 24 - Lonnie Turner[?], Steve Miller Band
- February 24 - Rupert Holmes[?]
- February 26 - Sandie Shaw
- March 3 - Jennifer Warnes
- March 6 - David Gilmour, Pink Floyd
- March 6 - Kiki Dee[?]
- March 8 - Michael Allsup[?], Three Dog Night[?]
- March 10 - Tom Scholz[?], Boston
- March 11 - Mark Stein[?], Vanilla Fudge
- March 15 - Ry Cooder
- March 18 - Robert Harrison[?], Procol Harum
- March 20 - Carl Palmer[?], Emerson, Lake & Palmer
- March 22 - Harry Vanda[?], The Easybeats[?]
- March 24 - Mike Kellie[?], Spooky Tooth[?]
- March 25 - Elton John, Pop star
- March 29 - Bobby Kimball[?], Toto[?]
- April 2 - Emmylou Harris
- April 7 - Patricia Bennett[?], The Chiffons[?]
- April 8 - Steve Howe[?], Yes
- April 8 - Larry Norman
- April 10 - Bunny Wailer[?], The Wailers
- April 16 - Gerry Rafferty[?], Stealers Wheel[?]
- April 19 - Mark Volman[?], The Turtles
- April 21 - Iggy Pop
- April 24 - Glen Cornick[?], Jethro Tull
- April 24 - Hubert Ann Kelly[?], Hues Corporation[?]
- April 26 - Pete Ham[?], Badfinger
- April 29 - Tommy James
- May 10 - Jay Ferguson[?], Spirit[?]
- May 11 - Butch Trucks[?], The Allman Brothers[?]
- May 14 - Al Ciner[?], Three Dog Night[?]
- May 15 - Graham Goble[?], The Little River Band[?]
- May 16 - Barbara Lee[?], The Chiffons[?]
- May 19 - Jerry Hyman[?], Blood, Sweat and Tears
- May 25 - Mitchell Margo[?], The Tokens[?]
- May 25 - Jessi Colter[?]
- May 31 - John Bonham, Led Zeppelin
- June 1 - Ron Wood, Faces, The Rolling Stones
- June 8 - Mick Box[?], Uriah Heep
- June 8 - Julie Driscoll[?], Brian Auger & the Trinity[?]
- June 14 - Barry Melton[?], Country Joe & the Fish
- June 17 - Gregg Rolie[?], Santana
- June 22 - Howard Kaylan[?], The Turtles, The Mothers of Invention, Flo & Eddie[?]
- July 7 - David Hodo[?], The Village People
- July 10 - Arlo Guthrie
- July 19 - Bernie Leadon[?], Flying Burrito Brothers, The Eagles
- July 19 - Brian May, Queen
- July 20 - Carlos Santana
- July 22 - Don Henley[?], The Eagles
- July 23 - David Essex
- August 5 - Rick Derringer[?], The McCoys[?]
- August 5 - Gregory Leskiw[?], The Guess Who[?]
- August 9 - Barbara Mason[?]
- August 10 - Ian Anderson, Jethro Tull
- August 11 - Jeff Hanna[?], Nitty Gritty Dirt Band[?]
- August 17 - Gary Talley[?], The Box Tops[?]
- August 20 - Jim Pankow[?], Chicago
- August 22 - Donna Godchaux[?], The Grateful Dead
- August 23 - Keith Moon, The Who
- September 3 - Eric Bell[?], Thin Lizzy
- September 14 - John Bowser Bauman[?], Sha Na Na[?]
- September 17 - Lol Creme[?], 10cc[?]
- September 21 - Don Felder[?], The Eagles
- September 23 - Jerry Corbetta[?], Sugarloaf[?]
- September 27 - Meat Loaf
- September 28 - Peter-Hop-Evans[?], Medicine Head[?]
- October 1 - Martin Turner[?], Wishbone Ash
- October 3 - Lindsey Buckingham, Fleetwood Mac
- October 4 - Jim Fielder[?], Blood, Sweat & Tears
- October 13 - Sammy Hagar[?], Montrose[?], Van Halen
- October 16 - Bob Ace Weir[?], The Grateful Dead
- October 17 - Michael McKean, Spinal Tap
- October 18 - Laura Nyro[?]
- October 19 - Wilbert Hart[?], The Delfonics
- October 21 - Tetsu Yamauchi[?] Free[?], Faces
- October 23 - Greg Ridley[?], Spooky Tooth[?], Humble Pie
- October 25 - John Hall[?], Orleans
- October 30 - Timothy B. Schmidt[?], Poco[?], The Eagles
- October 31 - Russ Ballard[?], Argent
- November 2 - Dave Pegg[?], Uglys[?], Fairport Convention, Jethro Tull
- November 5 - Peter Noone[?], Herman's Hermits
- November 6 - George Young[?], The Easybeats[?]
- November 10 - Greg Lake[?], King Crimson, Emerson, Lake & Palmer
- November 10 - Dave Loggins[?]
- November 12 - Buck Dharma[?], Blue Oyster Cult
- November 20 - Joe Walsh[?], James Gang[?], The Eagles
- December 5 - Jim Messina[?]
- December 8 - Gregg Allman[?], The Allman Brothers[?]
- December 10 - Walter Orange[?], The Commodores[?]
- December 12 - Vin Scelsa[?], Disc Jockey
- December 14 - Patty Duke[?]
- December 20 - Peter Criss, Kiss
- December 28 - Dick Diamonde[?], The Easybeats[?]
- December 30 - Jeff Lynne, Electric Light Orchestra, Traveling Wilburys
- December 31 - Burton Cummings[?] of The Guess Who[?], John Denver
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