#81 ·
Back on October 24th, 1986...
Leading the charts at number one was:
Nick Berry with his track "Every Loser Wins"
Meanwhile, the top spot for albums went to:
Paul Simon’s masterpiece, "Graceland"
Looking back at those born on this day:
1936 - Bill Wyman, the longtime bassist for The Rolling Stones
1947 - Edgar Broughton, from The Edgar Broughton Band
1959 - Weird Al Yankovic, the legendary icon of American musical parody
1971 - Ed Chester, the drummer for The Bluetones
1980 - Monica, part of the celebrated R&B duo Brandy & Monica
Leading the charts at number one was:
Nick Berry with his track "Every Loser Wins"
Meanwhile, the top spot for albums went to:
Paul Simon’s masterpiece, "Graceland"
Looking back at those born on this day:
1936 - Bill Wyman, the longtime bassist for The Rolling Stones
1947 - Edgar Broughton, from The Edgar Broughton Band
1959 - Weird Al Yankovic, the legendary icon of American musical parody
1971 - Ed Chester, the drummer for The Bluetones
1980 - Monica, part of the celebrated R&B duo Brandy & Monica