May 3rd, 1986: "Peter Piper" - Run-DMC
May 10th, 1986: "Peter Piper" - Run-DMC
May 10th, 1986: "Peter Piper" - Run-DMC
Alternate List of Billboard #1 Hits: Katarn Edition
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May 17th, 1986: "I Can't Wait" by Nu Shooz
May 24th, 1986: "I Can't Wait" by Nu Shooz
Event: Prior to the Series Finale of the Love Boat, The Love Boat Mermaids are getting a rebrand after ABC will air it's final episode of the Love Boat on May 24, 1986 to a 5-Girl Group made up of former Gold Rush Cheerleader for the San Francisco 49ers Teri Hatcher, Beth Myatt, Nanci Hammond, Tori Brenno and under a surprise move Jeanette Jurado (OTL Member of Expose) will round out the Group.
May 24th, 1986: "I Can't Wait" by Nu Shooz
Event: Prior to the Series Finale of the Love Boat, The Love Boat Mermaids are getting a rebrand after ABC will air it's final episode of the Love Boat on May 24, 1986 to a 5-Girl Group made up of former Gold Rush Cheerleader for the San Francisco 49ers Teri Hatcher, Beth Myatt, Nanci Hammond, Tori Brenno and under a surprise move Jeanette Jurado (OTL Member of Expose) will round out the Group.
Well Only 8 Days, And No one Posting Anything Else?, I'll Give it a Shot
June 7th, 1986: "I Can't Wait" by Nu Shooz
June 14th, 1986: "Crush on You" by The Jets
June 7th, 1986: "I Can't Wait" by Nu Shooz
June 14th, 1986: "Crush on You" by The Jets
July 5th, 1986: "Everybody Have Fun Tonight" -- Wang Chung
July 12th, 1986: "The Look In Your Eyes" -- Amoretto
July 12th, 1986: "The Look In Your Eyes" -- Amoretto
July 19th, 1986: "What Does It Take" - Honeymoon Suite
July 26th, 1986: "What Does It Take" - Honeymoon Suite
Note: Honeymoon Suite are far more successful ITTL than IOTL, having not one, not two, but three #1 hits from their breakthrough album The Big Prize, which at this point has sold six million copies in the United States since its release on November 18th, 1985 (three months earlier than it's OTL release.)
July 26th, 1986: "What Does It Take" - Honeymoon Suite
Note: Honeymoon Suite are far more successful ITTL than IOTL, having not one, not two, but three #1 hits from their breakthrough album The Big Prize, which at this point has sold six million copies in the United States since its release on November 18th, 1985 (three months earlier than it's OTL release.)
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August 16, 1986: "Mad About You" by Belinda Carlisle
August 23, 1986: "I Want You Back" by The Omega Girls (OTL Song by NSYNC which will exist 10 years later in 1996)
Note: The Omega Girls (made up 4 former members of the Love Boat Mermaids following ABC's Cancellation of the Love Boat) along with Jeanette Jurado scored their First #1 which was written by 23 Year Old Songwriter Denniz Pop called "I Want You Back" from their first album.
August 23, 1986: "I Want You Back" by The Omega Girls (OTL Song by NSYNC which will exist 10 years later in 1996)
Note: The Omega Girls (made up 4 former members of the Love Boat Mermaids following ABC's Cancellation of the Love Boat) along with Jeanette Jurado scored their First #1 which was written by 23 Year Old Songwriter Denniz Pop called "I Want You Back" from their first album.
August 30, 1986: "Stay With Me" - Patsy Kensit [1]
September 6, 1986: "Let It Rock" - Bon Jovi [2]
[1] "Stay With Me" is performed by Patsy Kensit as a solo act rather than as the singer for the band Eighth Wonder.
[2] ITTL, Bon Jovi releases "Let It Rock" instead of "You Give Love a Bad Name" as the first single off of their third album Wanted: Dead or Alive (the TTL name for Slippery When Wet.)
September 6, 1986: "Let It Rock" - Bon Jovi [2]
[1] "Stay With Me" is performed by Patsy Kensit as a solo act rather than as the singer for the band Eighth Wonder.
[2] ITTL, Bon Jovi releases "Let It Rock" instead of "You Give Love a Bad Name" as the first single off of their third album Wanted: Dead or Alive (the TTL name for Slippery When Wet.)
Gotta take a break from all that hair metal...
October 11th, 1986: "Tasty Love" - Freddie Jackson
October 11th, 1986: "Tasty Love" - Freddie Jackson
October 18, 1986: "Limbo the Law" - Big Audio Dynamite
October 25, 1986: "Limbo the Law" - Big Audio Dynamite
October 25, 1986: "Limbo the Law" - Big Audio Dynamite
Sorry @ImSadCauseImAlone but I love me some Hair Metal 
November 8th, 1986: "Let It Go" - LOUDNESS [R]
November 15th, 1986: "Let It Go" - LOUDNESS
[R] - Reckless Records Artist, the first from Japan.
November 8th, 1986: "Let It Go" - LOUDNESS [R]
November 15th, 1986: "Let It Go" - LOUDNESS
[R] - Reckless Records Artist, the first from Japan.
Sorry @ImSadCauseImAlone but I love me some Hair Metal
Wasn't trying to insult your taste, was just commenting on the three hair metal #1s in a row at that time
November 22nd, 1986: "Smoking Gun" - Robert Cray
November 29th, 1986: "Smoking Gun" - Robert Cray
November 29th, 1986: "Smoking Gun" - Robert Cray