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November 23

1876: Composer Manuel De Falla was born.

1903: Enrico Caruso made his American debut at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York in “Rigoletto.”

1964: The Rolling Stones show up late for the BBC radio shows, “Top Gear” and “Saturday Club” and are banned by the BBC.

1974: Gary Wright quit the group Spooky Tooth to go solo.

1979: Marianne Faithful was arrested at Oslo Airport in Norway for possession of marijuana.

1998: Donald Bohana, 61, was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison for the drowning death of Delores “DeeDee” Jackson, the ex-wife of Tito Jackson (Jackson 5).

2001: “U2: Elevation Tour 2001” aired on VH1.

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