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101 number one song of the day was the second song of the rock era to become number one twice by different artists and both of the songs were written by the same husband and wife team.
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What do you do when you’re in a recording session with only five minutes left before your time is up? Today’s group came up with a #1 record in record time.
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The 101 number one song of the day was on the charts once before – in 1960 – when it peaked at number seven but by the time it reached number one for a different performer it had a different title too.
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The 101 number one song of the day was a “Mancunian Hat Trick.”
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The 101 number one song of the day was recorded by a one time back up band that got fed up with playing a one hit wonder’s one hit once too often.
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The 101 number song of the day is a song which is tied for the shortest title ever to make it to the top. What’s more, it featured one of the shortest lead singers to rule the Hot 100.
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The 101 number one song of the day was a big hit for a very little person. That would become a major point of controversy.
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The 101 Number One Song of the Day doesn’t sound like Elvis but the King’s influence was responsible for his choice of stage names although it wouldn’t be obvious to the casual fan.
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The 101 number one song of the day had the longest title ever to reach the top but the singer’s memory of the recording session was very short.
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The 101 number one song of the day was recorded by the first person to take a Lennon/McCartney song into Billboard Magazine’s Hot 100. Remember Charles Westover? Probably not but you’ll remember who he became.





