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October 28th is National Chocolate Day!Classic Hits WBPM
one of the most popular desserts in the world
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The #1 song on October 28, 1990 belonged to Janet JacksonClassic Hits WBPM
Black Cat would be on top of the Billboard Singles Chart for 1 week
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55 years ago today, this holiday classic would be recordedClassic Hits WBPM
John Lennon and Yoko Ono were in a NYC Studio on October 28, 1971 recording Happy Xmas, (War is Over). 55 years later it remains a favorite of many for the Christmas season.
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October 27th is American Beer Day!Classic Hits WBPM
the most popular alcoholic drink in the United States
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#1 song on October 27, 1974 belonged to Dionne Warwick & the SpinnersClassic Hits WBPM
Then Came You was on top of the Billboard Singles Chart for 1 week
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Whitney Houston would get her first #1 on October 27, 1985Classic Hits WBPM
Saving All My Love for You would top the Billboard Singles Chart for 1 week
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Billie Jean
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Abracadabra
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Fast Car
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Just What I Needed
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I Still Haven`t Found What I`m Looking For
U2 -
Can`t Fight This Feeling
Reo Speedwagon -
Alone
Heart -
Straight Up
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3 A.m.
Matchbox 20
Classic Hits History
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55 years ago today, this holiday classic would be recordedJohn Lennon and Yoko Ono were in a NYC Studio on October 28, 1971 recording Happy Xmas, (War is Over). 55 years later it remains a favorite of many for the Christmas season.
— Bill Williams
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October 28th is National Chocolate Day!one of the most popular desserts in the world
— Bill Williams
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Chuck Berry would have his first #1 on October 28, 1972My Ding-a-Ling would spend 2 weeks on top of the Billboard Singles Chart
— Bill Williams
