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Who picked Wisc and Duke? Both #1s, but the smart money was on Kentucky.

1974 - Boogie Down, Do It Till Your Satisfied, Rock Your Baby, Hollywood Swingin', and Dancin' Machine were #1s.

PE#1s shrill sound was NEW but overall as an album shit was still in the Def Jam steez.

PE#1s shrill sound was NEW but overall as an album shit was still in the Def Jam steez.

Then next year they have two #1s and two #2s.

It's a sign of the times as well when the tune that takes her past Elvis' "most Billboard #1s" record is such an unremarkable and corny piece of cookie-cutter r&b as "Touch My Body". I liked her last

and still I wouldn't take those three and two #1s for Oden.

and still I wouldn't take those three and two #1s for Oden.

and still I wouldn't take those three and two #1s for Oden.

RosesThe Flying Burrito Brothers - Hot Burrito #1Syreeta - She's Leaving HomeThe Soulful Strings - Within You, Without YouLewis Taylor - Pie In Electric Sky/If I Lay Down With YouEarth Wind & Fire -

i love Hick #1s retort to "whats the baseball bat for?"

my three (sorry i had to have two #1s):

Prince had 3 pop # 1s between 84-86, my book ends at 1988 so I don't know what he did after that. He had 5 R&B #1s by 1988.

I'm confused by this question (and am not sure if I should be entertaining it). Are you asking about their #1s in the context as songwriters or as artists? I think the Beach Boys only had like four