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The Week Of:
May 19, 1969
1. Get Back...Beatles
2. Love...Mercy
3. These Eyes...Guess Who
4. Boxer...Simon & Garfunkel
5. Pinball Wizard...The Who
6. Morning Girl...Neon Philharmonic
7. Oh Happy Day...Edwin Hawkins Singers
8. Gitarzan...Ray Stevens
9. I've Been Hurt...Bill Deal/Rhondells
10. Hair...The Cowsills
11. Atlantis...Donovan
12. The Chokin' Kind...Joe Simon
13. Grazing In The Grass...Friends of Distinction
14. Aquarius/Let The Sunshine In...Fifth Dimension
15. I Could Never Lie To You...New Colony Six
16. Too Busy Thinking About My Baby...Marvin Gaye
17. Nothing But A Heartache...Flirtations
18. Sweet Cherry Wine...Tommy James/Shondells
19. Gimme Gimme Good Lovin'...Crazy Elephant
20. Day Is Done...Peter, Paul & Mary
21. In The Ghetto...Elvis Presley
22. Goodbye...Mary Hopkin
23. Medicine Man...Buchanan Brothers
24. Special Delivery...1910 Fruitgum Co.
25. Mercy...Ohio Express
26. Proud Mary...Solomon Burke
27. Bad Moon Rising...Creedence Clearwater Revival
28. Time Is Tight...Booker T & The MG's
29. Everyday With You Girl...Classics IV
30. Let Me...Paul Revere/Raiders
31. Seattle...Perry Como
32. It's Your Thing...Isley Brothers
33. Love Theme From Romeo & Juliet...Henry Mancini
34. More Today Than Yesterday...Spiral Staircase
35. Where's The Playground Susie...Glen Campbell
36. I Wanna Testify...Johnnie Taylor
37. Love Me Tonight...Tom Jones
38. See...The Rascals
39. One...Three Dog Night
40. Isrealites...Desmond Decker The Aces

Born on this day in history:
1908 - James Stewart (actor, It's A Wonderful Life, Mr. Smith; died 1997)
1919 - George Gobel (American comedian, born in Chicago, Illinois; died 1991)
1930 - James McEachin (actor, Lt. Brock on TV's Perry Mason)
1936 - Anthony Zerbe (American stage, film and television actor; License to Kill, The Matrix Reloaded, Kiss Meets The Phantom Of The Park)
1940 - Stan Mikita (Slovak-Canadian ice hockey player; played entire career with Chicago Blackhawks from 1959 - 1980)
1942 - David Proval (actor, was Richie Aprile on TV's The Sopranos)
1944 - Joe Cocker (singer known for his ability to belt out heart-pounding songs like “Delta Lady” and “Feelin’ Alright” during the 1960s and 1970s)
1946 - Cher (Rose to fame when she recorded “I Got You Babe” with her husband, Sonny Bono, during the 1960s. After a successful TV variety series, numerous musical hits, and tours of the nightclub circuit, Cher became an actress, earning an Academy Award for her role in Moonstruck)
1949 - Dave Thomas (actor-comedian, SCTV, was Doug McKenzie)
1952 - Warren Cann (drums, Ultravox)
1956 - Dean Butler (actor, Almanzo on TV's Little House)
1958 - Ron Reagan Jr. (ex-first son, cable news host)
1958 - Jane Wiedlin (singer-guitarist, The Go-Go's)
1959 - Bronson Pinchot (actor, Balki on TV's Perfect Strangers)
1960 - Susan Cowsill (singer, The Cowsills, ex-Continental Drifters)
1960 - Tony Goldwyn (actor, Ghost, Kiss the Girls)
1966 - Mindy Cohn (actress, Natalie on TV's Facts of Life)
1972 - Busta Rhymes (rapper)
1984 - Naturi Naughton (singer, ex-3LW)

On this day in history:
1932 - Amelia Earhart takes off from Newfoundland to begin the world's first solo nonstop flight across the Atlantic Ocean by a female pilot, landing in Ireland the next day.
1989 - The Chinese authorities declare martial law in the face of pro-democracy demonstrations, setting the scene for the Tiananmen Square massacre.

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