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ON THIS DAY IN LONDON
22nd April 1991 Two trains collided on the DLR at West India Quay.
22nd April 1930 US, Britain and Japan sign London Naval Treaty
22nd April 1925 Born today: George Cole, London England, actor (Minder, Vampire Lovers)
22nd April 1899 Born today: Martyn Green, London, actor (Gilbert and Sullivan, Iceman Cometh)
22nd April 1823 Baltic Club (Exchange) forms in London
22nd April 1737 William Hicks (MP for Wallingford) was attacked by highwayman Dick Turpin and associate in a coach travelling to London through Epping Forest.
Oasis... in Berwick Street
Oasis chose this street for What's the Story? Morning Glory.
Location: Berwick Street, Soho, W1
Description: The sibling rivalry that is the Gallagher brothers and that monumental band 'Oasis' chose the hip street right in the heart of London for their classic Britpop album 'What's the Story? Morning Glory'. Yep the one where the two chaps are walking towards each other and one of them looks like may top friend Pete.
Tagged in this Tour: Libertines, Oasis, Alcohol.
Celebrity
Ranking This Month: 1852/2768
Pages Hit This Month: 48
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Oasis chose this street for What's the Story? Morning Glory. |
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Baker Street & Gerry Rafferty», 1.0km
David Bowie's School», 9.0km
The Railway», 3.2km
Keith Richards lived Here», 16.km
Edward Elgar lived here», 3.1km
The Dublin Castle», 1.6km
Once Tony Visconti's Studio», 0.2km
The Goldhawk Social Club», 4.3km
Beatles final gig», 0.3km
Bon Scott of AC/DC died here», 5.5km
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