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The #1 song on October 8, 1989 belonged to Janet JacksonClassic Hits WBPM
Miss You Much would sit atop the Billboard Singles Chart for 4 weeks
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Yes, this Star Wars related song was #1 on October 8, 1977Classic Hits WBPM
Meco, real name Domenico Monardo, would spend 2 weeks on top of the Billboard Singles Chart with Star Wars/Cantina Band.
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Happy 75th Birthday today to John Cougar MellencampClassic Hits WBPM
Born October 7, 1951 in Seymour Indiana
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October 7th is National Chocolate Covered Pretzel Day!Classic Hits WBPM
October 7th is National Chocolate Covered Pretzel Day!
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Happy 75th Birthday today to Kevin Cronin of REO SpeedwagonClassic Hits WBPM
Born October 6, 1951 in Evanston Illinois
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Say It Isn`t So
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Classic Hits History
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Yes, this Star Wars related song was #1 on October 8, 1977
Meco, real name Domenico Monardo, would spend 2 weeks on top of the Billboard Singles Chart with Star Wars/Cantina Band.
— Bill Williams
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Olivia Newton-John would be at #1 on October 8, 1974I Honestly Love You spent 2 weeks on top of the Billboard Singles Chart
— Bill Williams
