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The #1 song on April 6, 1975 belonged to Minnie RippertonClassic Hits WBPM
Lovin’ You would be at the top of the Billboard Singles Chart for 1 week
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The Beatles would be #1 in America on April 6, 1964Classic Hits WBPM
Can’t Buy Me Love would spend 5 weeks atop the Billboard Singles Chart
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On April 6, 1974, ABBA would become instant European starsClassic Hits WBPM
That was the day Waterloo would win the annual Eurovision Song Contest
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The #1 song in the country on April 3, 1976 belonged to Johnnie TaylorClassic Hits WBPM
Disco Lady would remain on top of the Billboard Singles Chart for 4 weeks
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REO Speedwagon had the #1 song in the country on April 3, 1981Classic Hits WBPM
Keep On Loving You spent 2 weeks at the top of the Billboard Singles Chart
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Classic Hits History
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The #1 song on April 6, 1975 belonged to Minnie Ripperton
Lovin’ You would be at the top of the Billboard Singles Chart for 1 week
— Bill Williams
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The Beatles would be #1 in America on April 6, 1964
Can’t Buy Me Love would spend 5 weeks atop the Billboard Singles Chart
— Bill Williams
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On April 6, 1974, ABBA would become instant European stars
That was the day Waterloo would win the annual Eurovision Song Contest
— Bill Williams
