20th Century Jukebox
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Entering the charts on October 15, 1904 and peaking at #1 for 10 weeks-The Haydn Quartet and “Sweet Adeline”.
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Entering the charts in November 1948 was a record called “So Tired” by the orchestra of Russ Morgan (featuring a vocal by Russ Morgan).
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From November 1983- The Stray Cats and “I Won’t Stand In Your Way”. Doo Wop, just like the 50’s & 60’s.
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