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  1. On This Day January 12 1989 - The Look by Roxette Was Released as a Single

    On This Day January 12 1989 - The Look by Roxette Was Released as a Single

    On this day January 12 1989, The Look by Roxette was released as a single, helping propel the duo into international stardom. The track blended sharp pop hooks driving rhythm and a confident vocal delivery, creating a sound that immediately stood out on late 80s radio. The Look reflected how...
  2. On This Day: July 11, 1983 – Shalamar Releases The Look

    On This Day: July 11, 1983 – Shalamar Releases The Look

    On this day July 11, 1983, Shalamar released their seventh studio album The Look, a sleek and stylish blend of R&B, funk, and early 80s dance pop that marked the end of an era for the group. Featuring the final appearance of both Jeffrey Daniel and Jody Watley, the album closed out the group’s...
  3. On This Day: April 8, 1989 - The Look by Roxette Hit Number 1 in America

    On This Day: April 8, 1989 - The Look by Roxette Hit Number 1 in America

    On this day April 8, 1989, The Look by Swedish pop rock duo Roxette became the number 1 song in America, topping the Billboard Hot 100 and kicking off a global wave of success for the group. With its catchy chorus, driving beat, and unforgettable attitude, the song stayed at number 1 in the US...
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