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  1. On This Day: June 17, 1988 - Georgia Satellites Release Open All Night

    On This Day: June 17, 1988 - Georgia Satellites Release Open All Night

    On this day June 17, 1988, the Georgia Satellites released their second studio album Open All Night. Following the success of their debut and the hit song Keep Your Hands to Yourself, the band leaned further into their southern rock and barroom boogie sound. The album reached number 77 on the...
  2. On This Day: June 17, 1985 - Cameo Releases Single Life

    On This Day: June 17, 1985 - Cameo Releases Single Life

    On this day June 17, 1985, funk group Cameo released their eleventh studio album Single Life. Known for their slick grooves and bold stage presence, Cameo continued to evolve their sound with this release, blending traditional funk with a more modern 80s production style. The album reached...
  3. On This Day: June 17, 1985 - Marillion Releases Misplaced Childhood

    On This Day: June 17, 1985 - Marillion Releases Misplaced Childhood

    On this day June 17, 1985, British progressive rock band Marillion released their third studio album Misplaced Childhood. It became their most commercially successful record, establishing them as major figures in the 80s neo prog movement. The album reached number 47 on the Billboard charts in...
  4. On This Day: June 17, 1988 - The Decline of Western Civilization Part II Premieres

    On This Day: June 17, 1988 - The Decline of Western Civilization Part II Premieres

    On this day June 17, 1988, The Decline of Western Civilization Part II The Metal Years premiered in theaters. Directed by Penelope Spheeris, this rock documentary focused on the excess and energy of the 1980s heavy metal scene in Los Angeles. Following the original 1981 punk focused...
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  5. On This Day: June 17, 1989 - I'll Be Loving You Forever Hits Number 1

    On This Day: June 17, 1989 - I'll Be Loving You Forever Hits Number 1

    On this day June 17, 1989, I'll Be Loving You Forever by New Kids on the Block became the number 1 song in America. It held the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100 from June 17 through June 23 and marked the group’s very first chart topping single. The ballad showcased a softer, romantic side of...
  6. On This Day: June 17, 1985 – Sting Releases His Debut Solo Album The Dream of the Blue Turtles

    On This Day: June 17, 1985 – Sting Releases His Debut Solo Album The Dream of the Blue Turtles

    On this day June 17, 1985, Sting released his debut solo album The Dream of the Blue Turtles. Following his massive success with The Police, this album marked a bold and creative shift as Sting explored jazz influences, political themes, and a more personal songwriting style. The album reached...
  7. On This Day: June 17, 1983 - The Police Release Synchronicity

    On This Day: June 17, 1983 - The Police Release Synchronicity

    On this day June 17, 1983, the Police released their fifth and final studio album Synchronicity. It marked the height of their global success and also the end of their time as an active recording band. Synchronicity hit number 1 on the US Billboard 200 charts and also reached number 1 in the...
  8. On This Day: June 17, 1987 - The Replacements Release Pleased to Meet Me

    On This Day: June 17, 1987 - The Replacements Release Pleased to Meet Me

    On this day June 17, 1987, The Replacements released their fifth studio album Pleased to Meet Me, though some sources list the release date as June 15 or later in the month. Regardless of the exact day, the album marked a major turning point for the band. Following the departure of founding...
  9. On This Day: June 16, 1986 - Krokus Releases Change of Address

    On This Day: June 16, 1986 - Krokus Releases Change of Address

    On this day June 16, 1986, Swiss hard rock band Krokus released their ninth studio album Change of Address. Known for their energetic style and arena friendly sound, the band was looking to continue their momentum from earlier 80s success. Change of Address reached number 45 on the Billboard...
  10. On This Day: June 16, 1983 - Ringo Starr Releases Old Wave

    On This Day: June 16, 1983 - Ringo Starr Releases Old Wave

    On this day June 16, 1983, Ringo Starr released his ninth solo album Old Wave. Produced by Joe Walsh of the Eagles, the album marked a return to recording after a brief hiatus and an attempt to reconnect with fans in a rapidly changing music scene. Old Wave was released in only a few countries...
  11. On This Day: June 16, 1981 - The Carpenters Release Made in America

    On This Day: June 16, 1981 - The Carpenters Release Made in America

    On this day June 16, 1981, the Carpenters released their tenth studio album Made in America. This would be the final album recorded by the duo during Karen Carpenter’s lifetime. Made in America reached number 52 on the Billboard charts and included the single Touch Me When We’re Dancing which...
  12. On This Day: June 16, 1980 - Carly Simon Releases Come Upstairs

    On This Day: June 16, 1980 - Carly Simon Releases Come Upstairs

    On this day June 16, 1980, Carly Simon released her ninth studio album Come Upstairs. Known for her introspective songwriting throughout the 70s, this album marked a sharp stylistic shift as she embraced a more rock oriented sound. Come Upstairs reached number 36 on the Billboard charts and...
  13. On This Day: June 16, 1982 - Pretenders Guitarist James Honeyman-Scott Passes Away

    On This Day: June 16, 1982 - Pretenders Guitarist James Honeyman-Scott Passes Away

    On this day June 16, 1982, James Honeyman-Scott, lead guitarist for the Pretenders, died at the age of 25 from a cocaine overdose. His sudden passing came just two days after bassist Pete Farndon was dismissed from the band due to drug issues, marking a tragic and turbulent moment in the...
  14. Peter Gabriel - Sledgehammer

    Peter Gabriel - Sledgehammer

    The official Sledgehammer video. Directed by Stephen R. Johnson, produced by Adam Whittaker. Claymation, pixilation, and stop motion animation provided by Aa...
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  15. On This Day: June 15, 1989 - Paula Abdul Releases Cold Hearted

    On This Day: June 15, 1989 - Paula Abdul Releases Cold Hearted

    On this day June 15, 1989, Paula Abdul released the single Cold Hearted, a bold dance pop track that would go on to dominate the charts later that year. Cold Hearted reached number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 during the week of September 2 through September 8. It also hit number 1 in Canada...
  16. On This Day: June 15, 1980 - Christopher Cross Releases Sailing

    On This Day: June 15, 1980 - Christopher Cross Releases Sailing

    On this day June 15, 1980, Christopher Cross released the single Sailing, a soft rock ballad that would go on to define his career and become one of the most iconic songs of the decade. Sailing reached number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 during the week of August 30 through September 5. It also...
  17. On This Day: June 15, 1989 - The Offspring Releases Debut Album

    On This Day: June 15, 1989 - The Offspring Releases Debut Album

    On this day June 15, 1989, the Offspring released their self titled debut album. Issued through the small indie label Nemesis Records, this raw and aggressive record introduced the world to a band that would go on to become one of the biggest names in punk rock by the mid 90s. Though it...
  18. On This Day: June 15, 1989 - Chaka Khan Releases Life Is a Dance: The Remix Project

    On This Day: June 15, 1989 - Chaka Khan Releases Life Is a Dance: The Remix Project

    On this day June 15, 1989, Chaka Khan released Life Is a Dance The Remix Project. This remix album celebrated her influential career by reimagining some of her biggest hits with a modern late 80s dance and club feel. The album included remixed versions of well known songs like I Feel for You...
  19. On This Day: June 15, 1989 - Nirvana Releases Debut Album Bleach

    On This Day: June 15, 1989 - Nirvana Releases Debut Album Bleach

    On this day June 15, 1989, Nirvana released their debut album Bleach on the independent label Sub Pop. Recorded for just over six hundred dollars, the album introduced the raw and heavy sound that would later evolve into the grunge movement of the early 90s. Bleach reached number 89 on the...
  20. On This Day: June 15, 1987 - Roger Waters Releases Radio K.A.O.S.

    On This Day: June 15, 1987 - Roger Waters Releases Radio K.A.O.S.

    On this day June 15, 1987, Roger Waters released his second solo album Radio K.A.O.S. Following his departure from Pink Floyd, Waters continued to pursue ambitious concept driven work, and this album was no exception. Radio K.A.O.S. reached number 50 on the Billboard charts and told the story...
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