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Blogs
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Remembering Isaac Hayes on the 18th anniversary of his passingClassic Hits WBPM
The singer, songwriter, entertainer died on August 10, 2008 following a stroke. He was 65
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August 10th is National S’mores Day!Classic Hits WBPM
The first official s’more recipe was published in 1927
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The #1 song on August 10, 1976 belonged to Elton John & Kiki DeeClassic Hits WBPM
Don’t Go breaking my Heart would remain on top of the Billboard Singles Chart for 4 weeks
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Mariah Carey would get her first #1 on August 7, 1990Classic Hits WBPM
Vision of Love would be her first of 15 chart toppers, and would remain on top the Billboard Singles Chart for 4 weeks.
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August 6th is National Root Beer Float Day!Classic Hits WBPM
Frank Wisner invented the first root beer float
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Classic Hits History
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The #1 song on August 10, 1976 belonged to Elton John & Kiki Dee
Don’t Go breaking my Heart would remain on top of the Billboard Singles Chart for 4 weeks
— Bill Williams
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August 10th is National S’mores Day!
The first official s’more recipe was published in 1927
— Bill Williams
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Remembering Isaac Hayes on the 18th anniversary of his passing
The singer, songwriter, entertainer died on August 10, 2008 following a stroke. He was 65
— Bill Williams
