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This is a summary of 1965 in music in the United Kingdom. ==Events== * 15 January - The Who release their first hitsingle "I Can't Explain" in the UK. It was released a month earlier in the US. * 17 January – The Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts' book, ''Ode to a High Flying Bird'', a tribute to jazz great Charlie Parker, is published. * 21 January * * The Animals' show at New York's Apollo Theater is canceled after the U.S. Immigration Department forces the group to leave the theater. * * The Rolling Stones and Roy Orbison travel to Sydney to begin their Australian tour. * 23 January – "Downtown" hits #1 in the US singles chart, making Petula Clark the first British female vocalist to reach the coveted position since the arrival of The Beatles. * 24 January – The Animals appear a second time on ''The Ed Sullivan Show''. * 27 January – Paul Simon broadcasts on BBC radio for the first time, on the ''Five to Ten'' show, discussing and playing thirteen songs, twelve of which would appear on his May-recorded and August-released UK-only solo album, ''The Paul Simon Song Book''. * 6 February – Donovan gets his widest audience so far when he makes the first of three appearances on "Ready, Steady, Go!". * 12 February – NME reports that the Beatles will star in a film adaptation of Richard Condon's novel ''A Talent for Loving''. The story is about a horse race that takes place in the old west. The film is never made. * 24 February – * * The Beatles begin filming their second film, ''Help!'' * * Richard Rodney Bennett's opera ''The Mines of Sulphur'' is premièred at Sadler's Wells Theatre in London.〔Stanley Sadie, "Richard Rodney Bennett's ''The Mines of Sulphur''. ''Tempo'' (New Ser.), 73, 24-25 (1965).〕 * 20 March – Kathy Kirby, singing the UK entry "I Belong", finishes second in the 10th Eurovision Song Contest in Naples, Italy, behind France Gall, representing Luxembourg. * 23 March - Benjamin Britten is appointed to the Order of Merit (OM). * April - Michael Tippett is invited as guest composer to the music festival in Aspen, Colorado. The visit leads to major changes in his style. * 11 April – The New Musical Express poll winners' concert takes place featuring performances by The Beatles, The Animals, The Rolling Stones, Freddie and the Dreamers, the Kinks, the Searchers, Herman's Hermits, The Moody Blues, Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders, Donovan, Cilla Black, Dusty Springfield and Tom Jones. * 5 May – Alan Price leaves The Animals, to be replaced temporarily by Mick Gallagher and permanently by Dave Rowberry. * 6 May – Keith Richards and Mick Jagger begin work on "Satisfaction" in their Clearwater, Florida hotel room. Richards came up with the classic guitar riff while playing around with his brand new Gibson "Fuzz box". * 8 May – The British Commonwealth comes closer than it ever had, or would, to a clean sweep of the US Hot 100's top 10, lacking only the #2 slot. * 30 May – The Animals appear for a third time on ''The Ed Sullivan Show''. * 12 June – The Beatles are appointed Members of the British Empire (MBE) by the Queen. With no tradition of awarding popular entertainers such honours, a number of previous recipients complain and protest. * July - John Cale, with his new collaborators Lou Reed and Sterling Morrison, makes a demo tape which he tries to pass on to Marianne Faithfull.〔John Cale & Victor Bockris ''What's Welsh For Zen'' London: Bloomsbury, 1999〕 These are the beginnings of the Velvet Underground. * 5 July - Maria Callas gives her last operatic performance, in the title role of ''Tosca'', at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. * 13 July - The Beatles receive a record five Ivor Novello Awards.〔(Beatles Bible )〕 * 4 August - Iain Hamilton's ''Cantos'' receives its world première at The Proms, performed by the BBC Symphony Orchestra and conducted by Norman Del Mar.〔(BBC - The Proms - Archive ). Accessed 17 April 2013〕 * 6 August * * The Small Faces release "Whatcha Gonna Do About It", their first single. * * The Beatles release the soundtrack to their second movie ''Help!'' * 27 August – The Beatles visit Elvis Presley at his home in Bel-Air. It is the only time the band and the singer meet. * 11 September - The Last Night of The Proms is conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent, with Josephine Veasey as soloist for the traditional rendition of "Rule, Britannia''.〔(BBC - Proms - Archive ). Accessed 17 April 2013〕 * 30 September – Donovan appears on ''Shindig!'' in the U.S. and plays Buffy Sainte-Marie's "Universal Soldier". * 17 October – The Animals appear for a fourth time on ''The Ed Sullivan Show''. * 5 November – The Who release their iconic single "My Generation" in the UK. This song contains the famous line: "I hope I die before I get old" * 3 December * * The Beatles release their album ''Rubber Soul'', along with the double A-sided single "Day Tripper / We Can Work It Out". George Harrison's performance on the sitar on the track "Norwegian Wood" leads to his becoming a pupil of Ravi Shankar. * * The Who release their debut album ''My Generation''. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「1965 in British music」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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