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3 Top 40 Hits From 1986 That Every 80s Kid Still Knows by Heart Today
These are three of the best Top 40 hits from 1986, which are so good, it’s likely that every 80s kid still knows them by heart today.
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How the Queen Mother and a Towing Company Inspired The Who’s “My Generation”
Pete Townshend of The Who wrote the band’s career-defining anthem “My Generation” after an indirect run-in with the Queen Mother in 1964.
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Remember When Joan Baez Had a Five-Week No. 1 Hit With a Cover Song?
Joan Baez had a five-week No. 1 song, her biggest hit, with a song that was actually a cover from a band first.
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How an Ice Cream Truck Inspired The Motels’ Only No. 1 Single in 1979
An ice cream truck became the unlikely inspiration for what would become The Motels’ only No. 1 single, “Suddenly Last Summer”.
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3 Top 40 Hits From 1984 That Every 80s Kid Still Knows by Heart Today
These are three of the best Top 40 hits from 1984, which are all so good, it’s likely that every 80s kid still knows them by heart today.
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Rick Springfield’s Biggest Hit Is Almost Entirely Autobiographical (And Embarrassing, According to Him)
In 1981, Rick Springfield released the song that became his biggest hit, which was almost entirely autobiographical.
