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December 9

1791: Composer Peter Joseph von Lindpaintner was born.

1882: Composer Joaquin Turina was born.

1964: The John Coltrane Quartet recorded “Love Supreme.”

1968: The Supremes’ and the Temptations’ “TCB (Takin’ Care of Business”) special aired on NBC-TV.

1972: “Tommy” was performed at London’s Rainbow Theatre. The recording of the event was released the next year.

1974: George Harrison released his first album on his Dark Horse label, entitled “Dark Horse.”

1984: The Jacksons played their last show together in Los Angeles, CA.

1993: The musical revival of “My Fair Lady” opened.

2002: Britney Spears filed for a restraining order against a 41-year-old Japanese man that she claimed had been stalking her since September.

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