SEPTEMBER 28 |
ON THIS DAY IN 1968, THE BEATLES’ “HEY JUDE” STARTED A NINE-WEEK RUN AT #1 ON THE U.S. SINGLES CHART. THE PAUL MCCARTNEY SONG, WRITTEN ABOUT JOHN LENNON’S SON, JULIAN, GAVE THE GROUP THEIR 16TH U.S. #1 AND THE BIGGEST-SELLING SINGLE OF THE YEAR.
IN 1974, BORN OUT OF ‘FREE’ AND ‘MOTT THE HOOPLE’, SUPERGROUP ‘BAD COMPANY’ WENT TO #1 ON THE U.S. ALBUM CHART WITH THEIR SELF-TITLED DEBUT ALBUM. THE LP INCLUDED THE TITLE TRACK, “CAN’T GET ENOUGH” AND “MOVIN’ ON”
AND IN 1980, ‘THE POLICE’ TOPPED THE U.K. SINGLES CHART FOR FOUR WEEKS WITH “DON’T STAND SO CLOSE TO ME”, THE GROUP’S THIRD #1, TAKEN FROM THEIR ALBUM ‘ZENYATTA MONDATTA
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