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Chris Holmes
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A look at the Bee Gees group lineup, circa
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In Van Halen: Greatest Misses we look at (and listen to) the least popular songs from each of the band's
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Club 99 revisits the tongue-twisting pop hootenanny that is Teresa Brewer's “Pickle Up A Doodle,” which peaked at #99 in
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A look at "Fortune Teller," the 1962 R&B B-side from Benny Spellman that became a rock cover
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An unheralded Nat King Cole classic that only reached #99 on the charts in
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In Club 99, I look at songs that peaked at position #99 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart, and help to put them into context. Together we can decide if the song deserved more success or got too
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A look at the hit-and-miss singles from the week of August 12, 1965, as advertised in Billboard
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In which I compile a Spotify playlist of Kiss's least popular
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The outstanding second track from The Who's 'Who Are You' album, "Had