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3 Top 10 Hits From 1965 That Every 60s Kid Alive Still Remembers Today
These are three of the best Top 10 hits from 1965, which are so good, almost every 60s kid alive likely still remembers them today.
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Mac Davis Hated His First No. 1 Hit for Being “Super Egotistical”
In 1972, Mac Davis scored his first No. 1 hit as an artist with a song he wrote, even though he later said he hated it.
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This Multi-Platinum Steve Miller Band Hit Took Three Years To Record (And How a Supreme Helped Shake It Loose)
It took Steve Miller three years to write “Abacadabra”, which would become one of the most successful hits for The Steve Miller Band.
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3 Pink Floyd Songs That Showcase a Different Side of the Iconic Band
These Pink Floyd songs showcase a different side of the band than their biggest hits would suggest to listeners.
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How John Fogerty’s Upbringing Inspired “Fortunate Son” (And Why It Made Him “Suspicious” of Powerful People)
John Fogerty reveals how his family’s lack of wealth as a child helped inspire one of Creedence Clearwater Revival’s biggest hits.
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3 Top 40 Hits From 1982 That Every 80s Kid Still Knows by Heart Today
These are three of the best Top 40 hits from 1982, which are all so good, it’s almost certain that every 80s kid still knows them today.
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Remember When a Glam Metal Icon Covered a Frank Sinatra Song With Surprising Success in 1986?
In 1966, Frank Sinatra released one of his biggest hits, which was later covered by rocker David Lee Roth.
