September 27 in History

• 1954

  September 27, 1954:

  American late-night talk show "The Tonight Show", hosted by Steve Allen, debuts on NBC Television.

• 1967

  September 27, 1967:

  The British rock band The Beatles makes their first studio recording as they begin work on their song titled "I Am The Walrus".

• 1973

  September 27, 1973:

  American vocalist Barbra Streisand drops a single titled “The Way We Were”.

• 1976

  September 27, 1976:

  The American made-for-television drama film dubbed “Dawn: Portrait of A Teenage Runaway" is broadcasted on NBC Television Network.

• 1991

  September 27, 1991:

  The American sitcom television series called "Princesses" premieres on CBS Television Network.

• 1994

  September 27, 1994:

  The American rock group, The Dave Matthews Band issues their first studio album called “Under The Table and Dreaming”.

• September 27, 1994:

  Raffi and Michael Creber release a children's album titled “Bananaphone”.

• 2016

  September 27, 2016:

  The American songwriter and musician Bruce Springsteen releases his autobiography titled “Born To Run”.