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Blogs
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The #1 song on April 30, 1966 belonged to The RascalsClassic Hits WBPM
Good Lovin’ would spend 1 week on top of the Billboard Singles Chart
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Glen Campbell had the #1 song in the country on April 30, 1977Classic Hits WBPM
Southern Nights would top the Billboard Singles Chart for 1 week
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Today we remember Ben E. King, on the 11th anniversary of his passingClassic Hits WBPM
The former lead singer of the Drifters and solo artist, died on April 30, 2015 from health reasons in the emergency room at the hospital in Hackensack N.J. He was 76
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Blondie had the #1 song in the country on April 29, 1979Classic Hits WBPM
Heart of Glass was at the top of the Billboard Singles Chart for 1 week
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Recently Played
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Hotel California
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What's Love Got To Do With It (2015 Remaster)
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Where The Streets Have No Name
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Smooth (Feat. Rob Thomas)
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Hold On Loosely
38 Special -
Here Comes The Rain Again
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Piano Man
Billy Joel -
Got My Mind Set On You (2004 Remaster)
George Harrison -
Careless Whisper
Wham
Classic Hits History
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The #1 song on April 30, 1966 belonged to The Rascals
Good Lovin’ would spend 1 week on top of the Billboard Singles Chart
— Bill Williams
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Glen Campbell had the #1 song in the country on April 30, 1977
Southern Nights would top the Billboard Singles Chart for 1 week
— Bill Williams
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Today we remember Ben E. King, on the 11th anniversary of his passing
The former lead singer of the Drifters and solo artist, died on April 30, 2015 from health reasons in the emergency room at the hospital in Hackensack N.J. He was 76
— Bill Williams
