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This Week In Music History Jan 31 - Feb 13

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The week in music history brought to you by MusicGoldmine.com.

Just a couple of highlights from this week in music history!

This Week In Music History Jan 31 - Feb 13

JAN 31: Today in 1985, Foreigner was at #1 with the rock ballad “I Want To Know What Live Is”. It remains their biggest hit to date.

This Week In Music History Jan 31 - Feb 13

FEB 9: Sadly, Mary Wilson on The Supremes has passed away at age 76. She was a co-founder of the ground breaking all-female group. Wilson was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with her fellow Supremes in 1988. RIP😢

This Week In Music History Jan 31 - Feb 13

FEB 10: Today in 1973, Elton John was at #1 with “Crocodile Rock”. It was his first trip to #1 in the US and certainly not his last!

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