Alternate List of Billboard #1 Hits: Katarn Edition
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Why not. I feel like it's ASB to have more than maybe 11 weeks though. IOTL, the pre-SoundScan record is 10 weeks (tied by "You Light Up My Life" and "Physical").
10 or 11 is good, maybe even 12 but I agree beyond that is kind of ASB. It already has 8 so we don't have far to go.
Well that confirms it. Tom Petty is dead. R.I.P. Charlie T. Wilbury
He just performed in the city where I live (LA) a week ago. Absolutely shocking.
SWASH reforms as HARSH (1982)
February, 1982: SWASH reforms as HARSH: Roger Hodgson (singer, guitar), Rod Argent (keyboard), Trevor Rabin (singer/songwriter), Chris Slade (drums), Steve Howe (bass)
(The name's a bit of an inside joke; their new sound is anything but. Strongly geared towards pop audiences, it gets a lot more airplay than SWASH's delightful but way-too-long-for-top-40 prog tracks)
(The name's a bit of an inside joke; their new sound is anything but. Strongly geared towards pop audiences, it gets a lot more airplay than SWASH's delightful but way-too-long-for-top-40 prog tracks)
April 10th, 1982: "The Lion Sleeps Tonight"- Steve Grant
Male model/dancer discovered by producer Tim Friese-Greene (Talk Talk, Thomas Dolby). Grant was originally to front a studio act called Tight Fit but plans were scrapped to give him a solo career instead.
Male model/dancer discovered by producer Tim Friese-Greene (Talk Talk, Thomas Dolby). Grant was originally to front a studio act called Tight Fit but plans were scrapped to give him a solo career instead.
I already posted Tainted Love way back in November 1981. You should probably change that.
Sorry, did not see that. Not my favourite time and n pop music at the moment.
But since that single holds the record for longest stay in billboard top 100 in OTL, I think it works as an oddity here too...
But if you insist, I will look for an alternative.