This Moment in Music History for 10-24-2024

This Moment in Music History for 10-24-2024

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Beat It Reaches Number One on Billboard

# March 23, 1983: Michael Jackson's "Beat It" Peaks at #1On March 23, 1983, Michael Jackson's electrifying single "Beat It" climbed to the top of the Billboard Hot 100, cementing what would become one of the most iconic moments in pop music history. This wasn't just another chart ...  Show more

The Bends Saved Radiohead From One Hit Obscurity

# March 22, 1995: The Day Radiohead Changed Rock ForeverOn March 22, 1995, Radiohead released "The Bends" in the UK, their sophomore album that would rescue them from one-hit-wonder obscurity and set them on a path to becoming one of the most influential bands in modern rock hist ...  Show more

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