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Top 10 Iconic Moments From The History Of Music

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(via Listverse) On 25 March 1983, Michael Jackson was performing his new song ‘Billie Jean’ for the TV program Motown

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(via Atlas Obscura) The pandemic layover and their eventual return home is a new chapter in a long history.

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(via Mental Floss) A team of gun-toting officers storm into a drug den in the middle of the night as

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(via Atlas Obscura) Notre Dame’s famed instrument is being dismantled and restored following the 2019 fire.

(via mental_floss) The Founding Fathers built the groundwork for America, but they were much more than military strategists and document

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(via Mental Floss) With his infectious smile and raspy voice, Louis Armstrong (who actually pronounced his own name “Lewis”) won

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(via Atlas Obscura) In 1901, a traveling researcher recorded some Chinese opera, and accidentally made music history.

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(via Mental Floss) Devo and Thomas Pynchon. Mick Jagger and Charles Baudelaire. Though they seem like rather unlikely pairings, many

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(via Smithsonian) Sometimes, technology has more impact after it’s obsolete

(via Popular Mechanics) If rock and roll is a religion, then Sun Studio is one of its holiest temples. The

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(via Great Big Story) “Oh Yeah.” You’ve heard this song—full of oh yeah, bow bow and ch-ch ch-ch ch-ka!—who knows