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Whitney Houston was at #1 on September 29, 1987Classic Hits WBPM
Didn’t We Almost Have It All was her 5th straight #1 single, and spent 2 weeks at the top of the Billboard Singles Chart.
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September 29th is National Coffee Day!Classic Hits WBPM
Over 400-billion cups of coffee are consumed each year
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The #1 song on September 28, 1984 belonged to PrinceClassic Hits WBPM
Let’s Go Crazy, from Purple Rain, topped the Billboard Singles Chart for 2 weeks
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Huey Lewis & the News were at #1 on September 25, 1986Classic Hits WBPM
Stuck With You would spend 3 weeks at the top of thew Billboard Singles Chart
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September 25th is National Comic Book Day!Classic Hits WBPM
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Classic Hits History
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September 29th is National Coffee Day!
Over 400-billion cups of coffee are consumed each year
— Bill Williams
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We remember Mac Davis on the 6th anniversary of his passingThe singer/songwriter/actor died on September 29, 2020 following heart surgery. He was 78
— Bill Williams
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The Box Tops were at #1 on September 28, 1967The Letter would remain at the top of the Billboard Singles Chart for 4 weeks
— Bill Williams
