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| ARTICLES RELATED TO No Doubt | | | |  No Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Dawson's Creek - SynopsisFor a list of episode titles with air dates, see List of Dawson's Creek episodes.
Dawson's Creek - First season.
Set in the fictional Massachusetts seaside town of Capeside, the show began during the tenth grade and the first year of high school for Dawson Leery (James Van Der Beek), Pacey Witter (Joshua Jackson), and Joey Potter (Katie Holmes), three lifelong friends and Capesiders, who were joined in the pilot by Jen Lin ...
See also:Dawson's Creek, Dawson's Creek - Origins and reaction, Dawson's Creek - Synopsis, Dawson's Creek - First season, Dawson's Creek - Second season, Dawson's Creek - Third season, Dawson's Creek - Fourth season, Dawson's Creek - Fifth season, Dawson's Creek - Sixth season, Dawson's Creek - Cast, Dawson's Creek - Principal cast, Dawson's Creek - Additional cast, Dawson's Creek - Notable guest stars, Dawson's Creek - Music, Dawson's Creek - Style, Dawson's Creek - Awards, Dawson's Creek - Spinoff, Dawson's Creek - DVD release, Dawson's Creek - Broadcast history, Dawson's Creek - United States, Dawson's Creek - International, Dawson's Creek - Trivia, Dawson's Creek - Credits, Dawson's Creek - Filming locations, Dawson's Creek - Production credits, Dawson's Creek - Writers, Dawson's Creek - Directors, Dawson's Creek - Bibliography and references Read more here: » Dawson's Creek: Encyclopedia II - Dawson's Creek - Synopsis |
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| | | | | | | No Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Grammy Awards of 2005 - Award winners:
Grammy Awards of 2005 - Alternative.
Best Alternative Music Album
Wilco for A Ghost is Born
Grammy Awards of 2005 - Blues.
Best Traditional Blues Album
Etta James for Blues to the Bone
Best Contemporary Blues Album
Keb' Mo' for Keep It Simple
Grammy Awards of 2005 - Children's.
Best Musical Album for Children
C ...
See also:Grammy Awards of 2005, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Award winners:, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Alternative, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Blues, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Children's, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Classical, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Comedy, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Composing and arranging, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Country, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Dance, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Film/TV/Media, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Folk, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Gospel, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Historical, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Jazz, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Latin, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Musical Show, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Music Video, Grammy Awards of 2005 - New Age, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Packaging and Notes, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Polka, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Pop, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Production and engineering, Grammy Awards of 2005 - R&B, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Rap, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Reggae, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Rock, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Surround Sound, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Spoken, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Trad Pop, Grammy Awards of 2005 - World, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Special Merit Awards, Grammy Awards of 2005 - Grammy Hall of Fame Award Read more here: » Grammy Awards of 2005: Encyclopedia II - Grammy Awards of 2005 - Award winners: |
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| | | | | | No Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Hot 100 Airplay - Strength Of Airplay Singles usually enter the Hot 100 Airplay chart before any other, because in most cases, they hit the airwaves first before being made commercially available online or in stores. Prior to December 5, 1998, the Hot 100 was solely compiled of songs that were commercially available. This means that songs could enter the airplay chart, but would not be eligible for the Hot 100 unless a commercial single in stores was issued. "Don't Speak" by No Doubt, "Lovefool" by The Cardigans and "Basket Case" by Green Day all topped the Hot 100 Airplay chart ...
See also:Hot 100 Airplay, Hot 100 Airplay - Chart Data Collection, Hot 100 Airplay - Strength Of Airplay, Hot 100 Airplay - Album Cut Implementation, Hot 100 Airplay - Criticisms, Hot 100 Airplay - Records, Hot 100 Airplay - Highest debut, Hot 100 Airplay - Most weeks at number one, Hot 100 Airplay - Most impressions in a week, Hot 100 Airplay - Largest impression gap between number one and number two positions Read more here: » Hot 100 Airplay: Encyclopedia II - Hot 100 Airplay - Strength Of Airplay |
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| | | | | | No Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Karaoke Revolution - Song Lists - North America These songs are included in the North American release of Karaoke Revolution. Also listed are the original artists on whose versions of these songs the Karaoke Revolution covers were based (none of these artists themselves are heard in the game). Some of these songs are "locked" and require the completion of goals within the game to access them.
"Addicted" - Simple Plan
"All You Wanted" - Michelle Branch
"Are You Happy Now?" - Michelle Branch
"Believe" - Cher
"Billie Jean" - Mich ...
See also:Karaoke Revolution, Karaoke Revolution - Concept, Karaoke Revolution - Gameplay, Karaoke Revolution - Releases, Karaoke Revolution - Song Lists - North America, Karaoke Revolution - Xbox Version, Karaoke Revolution - The Exclusive 10 Motown songs on the Xbox version, Karaoke Revolution - Xbox Live Downloads for Karaoke Revolution, Karaoke Revolution - Full Xbox Songlist After Downloads, Karaoke Revolution - Song Lists - Japan, Karaoke Revolution - Karaoke Revolution J-Pop Best Collection Volume 1, Karaoke Revolution - Karaoke Revolution J-Pop Best Collection Volume 2, Karaoke Revolution - Karaoke Revolution J-Pop Best Collection Volume 3, Karaoke Revolution - Karaoke Revolution J-Pop Best Collection Volume 4, Karaoke Revolution - Karaoke Revolution Love & Ballad, Karaoke Revolution - Karaoke Revolution Night Selection 2003, Karaoke Revolution - Karaoke Revolution Anime Song Selection Read more here: » Karaoke Revolution: Encyclopedia II - Karaoke Revolution - Song Lists - North America |
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| | | | | No Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Mark Romanek - Background Romanek was born in Chicago, Illinois. He credits seeing Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey in 1968 at the age of nine and again during its rerelease in 1973, with inspiring him to become a film director. [1] [2] Romanek experimented with Super 8 and 16mm film as a teenager while he attended New Trier East, a progressive public high school north of Chicago that offered a four-year film production and theory program. He then attended Ithaca College in Ithaca, New York, and graduated from its Roy H. Park School of Communicatio ...
See also:Mark Romanek, Mark Romanek - Background, Mark Romanek - Music video career, Mark Romanek - Feature films, Mark Romanek - Feature film filmography, Mark Romanek - Music video filmography Read more here: » Mark Romanek: Encyclopedia II - Mark Romanek - Background |
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| | | | | No Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Music history of the United States - American roots music Main article: American roots music
The first musicians anywhere in North America were Native Americans, who consist of hundreds of ethnic groups across the country, each with their own unique styles of folk music. Of these cultures, many, and their musical traditions, are now extinct, though some remain relatively vibrant in a modern form, such as Hawaiian music.
By the 16th century, large-scale immigration of English, French and Spanish settlers brought new kinds of folk music. This was followed by the importation of Af ...
See also:Music history of the United States, Music history of the United States - American roots music, Music history of the United States - African American music, Music history of the United States - Appalachian folk music, Music history of the United States - Other forms of American roots music, Music history of the United States - Popular music, Music history of the United States - 1940s and 1950s, Music history of the United States - Roots of country music, Music history of the United States - Gospel and doo wop, Music history of the United States - Latin music, Music history of the United States - Cajun and Creole music, Music history of the United States - 1960s and 70s, Music history of the United States - Early 1960s, Music history of the United States - Psychedelic rock, Music history of the United States - Soul and funk, Music history of the United States - Country and folk, Music history of the United States - Tejano, Music history of the United States - 1970s, Music history of the United States - Heavy metal, Music history of the United States - Outlaw country, Music history of the United States - Hip hop, Music history of the United States - Salsa, Music history of the United States - Punk rock, Music history of the United States - 1980s and 90s, Music history of the United States - Hip hop, Music history of the United States - 1990s Read more here: » Music history of the United States: Encyclopedia II - Music history of the United States - American roots music |
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| | | | | No Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Music in professional wrestling - Entrance Themes
Music in professional wrestling - A.
A-1
"In Da Club" (50 Cent)
Abdullah the Butcher
"One of These Days" (Pink Floyd)
The Alliance
"Bodies" (Drowning Pool)
Amazing Red
"In The End (Instrumental)" (Linkin Park)
C.W. Anderson
"Run But You Can't Hide" (Witches Brew), "Deepest Bluest (Instrumental)" (LL Cool J)
Austin Aries
"Born of a Broken Man" (Rage Against the Machine), "Per ...
See also:Music in professional wrestling, Music in professional wrestling - Entrance Themes, Music in professional wrestling - A, Music in professional wrestling - B, Music in professional wrestling - C, Music in professional wrestling - D, Music in professional wrestling - E, Music in professional wrestling - F, Music in professional wrestling - G, Music in professional wrestling - H, Music in professional wrestling - I, Music in professional wrestling - J, Music in professional wrestling - K, Music in professional wrestling - L, Music in professional wrestling - M, Music in professional wrestling - N, Music in professional wrestling - O, Music in professional wrestling - P, Music in professional wrestling - R, Music in professional wrestling - S, Music in professional wrestling - T, Music in professional wrestling - U, Music in professional wrestling - V, Music in professional wrestling - W, Music in professional wrestling - X, Music in professional wrestling - Y, Music in professional wrestling - Pay-Per-Views, Music in professional wrestling - A, Music in professional wrestling - B, Music in professional wrestling - I, Music in professional wrestling - J, Music in professional wrestling - K, Music in professional wrestling - N, Music in professional wrestling - R, Music in professional wrestling - S, Music in professional wrestling - T, Music in professional wrestling - U, Music in professional wrestling - V, Music in professional wrestling - W, Music in professional wrestling - Video packages, Music in professional wrestling - A, Music in professional wrestling - B, Music in professional wrestling - E, Music in professional wrestling - F, Music in professional wrestling - G, Music in professional wrestling - H, Music in professional wrestling - J, Music in professional wrestling - L, Music in professional wrestling - O, Music in professional wrestling - R, Music in professional wrestling - S, Music in professional wrestling - T, Music in professional wrestling - U, Music in professional wrestling - W, Music in professional wrestling - Video Specials, Music in professional wrestling - V, Music in professional wrestling - W, Music in professional wrestling - In-house composers Read more here: » Music in professional wrestling: Encyclopedia II - Music in professional wrestling - Entrance Themes |
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| | | | | No Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Madonna's achievements and awards - Music Billboard Hot 100
Madonna has had twelve number-one singles on Billboard's Hot 100 Singles Chart; the same number as Diana Ross and The Supremes, and behind only Mariah Carey's seventeen among female artists.
Madonna's US Number Ones (12)
LIKE A VIRGIN (1984) - 6 weeks
CRAZY FOR YOU (1985) - 1 week
LIVE TO TELL (1986) - 1 week
PAPA DON'T PREACH (1986) - 2 weeks
OPEN YOUR HEART (1987) - 1 week
WHO'S THAT GIRL (1987) - 1 week
LIKE A PRAYER (1989) ...
See also:Madonna's achievements and awards, Madonna's achievements and awards - Music, Madonna's achievements and awards - Guinness Book of World Records, Madonna's achievements and awards - Billboard, Madonna's achievements and awards - U.K. Charts, Madonna's achievements and awards - Canada Japan Australia Switzerland France Germany Austria Italy, Madonna's achievements and awards - Record Label Owner, Madonna's achievements and awards - Videos, Madonna's achievements and awards - Films, Madonna's achievements and awards - Publications, Madonna's achievements and awards - Concerts, Madonna's achievements and awards - Television, Madonna's achievements and awards - Internet, Madonna's achievements and awards - Surveys & Polls, Madonna's achievements and awards - 2000, Madonna's achievements and awards - 1990s, Madonna's achievements and awards - 1980s, Madonna's achievements and awards - 1985, Madonna's achievements and awards - 1986, Madonna's achievements and awards - 1987, Madonna's achievements and awards - 1988, Madonna's achievements and awards - 1989, Madonna's achievements and awards - 1990, Madonna's achievements and awards - 1991, Madonna's achievements and awards - 1992, Madonna's achievements and awards - 1993, Madonna's achievements and awards - 1995, Madonna's achievements and awards - 1996, Madonna's achievements and awards - 1997, Madonna's achievements and awards - 1998, Madonna's achievements and awards - 1999, Madonna's achievements and awards - 2000, Madonna's achievements and awards - 2001, Madonna's achievements and awards - 2002, Madonna's achievements and awards - 2003, Madonna's achievements and awards - 2004, Madonna's achievements and awards - 2005, Madonna's achievements and awards - 2006 Read more here: » Madonna's achievements and awards: Encyclopedia II - Madonna's achievements and awards - Music |
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| | | | | | No Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Kelis - Biography Kelis was born in the Harlem section of Manhattan, New York City. Her father, Kenneth, was a jazz musician and a Pentecostal minister; her mother, Eveliss, was a fashion designer. "Kelis" is a combination of her African American father's and Chinese/Puerto Rican mother's names. Kelis' name is pronounced 'Kuh-Leese'.
As a child, she sang in church choirs and played violin, piano, and saxophone while attending a private school. Kelis left home at age thirteen, but continued her education and at age 16 Kelis went to the Fiorello H. LaGua ...
See also:Kelis, Kelis - Biography, Kelis - Discography, Kelis - Albums, Kelis - Singles & Music Videos Read more here: » Kelis: Encyclopedia II - Kelis - Biography |
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| | | | | No Doubt: Encyclopedia II - List of Italians - Artists see also: List of Italian painters
Leon Battista Alberti (1404-1472), architect
Fra Angelico (1387-1445), (Giovanni da Fiesole)
Baccio D'Agnolo (c. 1460-1543), sculptor, wood-carver, and architect
Sisto Badalocchio (1581- c. 1647), painter and engraver
Alessio Baldovinetti (1427-1499)
Sandro Botticelli (1445-1510), painter
Donato Bramante (1444-1514), architect
Michelangelo Buonarroti (1475-1564), painter,sculptor, architect, and poet
Leonetto Cappiel ...
See also:List of Italians, List of Italians - Scientists, List of Italians - Explorers, List of Italians - Politicians, List of Italians - Writers, List of Italians - Cartoonists, List of Italians - Actors and actresses, List of Italians - Film directors, List of Italians - Artists, List of Italians - Sculptors, List of Italians - Architects, List of Italians - Musicians, List of Italians - Composers, List of Italians - Conductors Direttori, List of Italians - Sports personalities, List of Italians - Other Read more here: » List of Italians: Encyclopedia II - List of Italians - Artists |
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| | | | | No Doubt: Encyclopedia II - MTV2 - New VJs and programming 2002 In late 2001, MTV2 held auditions for new VJ's. Steph Lova, Jancee Dunn, and Chris Booker all disappeared, replaced with Jim Shearer, who would go on to become the "main" VJ, in the heavily genre-segregated MTV2; Abby Gennet, who began to host "MTV2 Rock," which was now being played between 3 and 5 PM every weekday afternoon; Quddus, a regular MTV VJ, who would host "MTV2 Soul," which would air between 9 and 11 AM every weekday; and La La & DJ Clue (a well known hip-hop mix DJ), both of whom would host "MTV2 Hip-Hop," which would be play ...
See also:MTV2, MTV2 - The beginning of M2 1996–2000, MTV2 - The first re-launch 2001, MTV2 - New VJs and programming 2002, MTV2 - Where the music's at 2003, MTV2 - Less variety less music 2004, MTV2 - The two-headed dog 2005 Read more here: » MTV2: Encyclopedia II - MTV2 - New VJs and programming 2002 |
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| | | | | No Doubt: Encyclopedia II - RIAA Single certification - List of certified digital singles modern era
RIAA Single certification - Singles released during the modern era.
This is a list of singles released and certified during the modern era.
"Hollaback Girl", Gwen Stefani (5x platinum)
"Since U Been Gone", Kelly Clarkson (5x platinum)
"Boulevard of Broken Dreams", Green Day (3x platinum)
"We Belong Together", Mariah Carey (3x platinum)
"Breakaway", Kelly Clarkson (2x platinum)
"Behind These Hazel Eyes", Kelly Clarkson (2x platinum)
"1, 2 S ...
See also:RIAA Single certification, RIAA Single certification - Guidelines, RIAA Single certification - List of certified digital singles modern era, RIAA Single certification - Singles released during the modern era, RIAA Single certification - Singles not released during the modern era, RIAA Single certification - List of certified digital singles previous eras, RIAA Single certification - Multi-platinum singles, RIAA Single certification - Platinum singles, RIAA Single certification - Gold singles, RIAA Single certification - List of certified standard commercial singles commercial-decline era, RIAA Single certification - Multi-platinum singles, RIAA Single certification - Platinum singles, RIAA Single certification - Gold singles Read more here: » RIAA Single certification: Encyclopedia II - RIAA Single certification - List of certified digital singles modern era |
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| | | | | No Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Irvine California - A planned city The layout of Irvine was designed by the famous Los Angeles architect William Pereira, and is divided into townships (called villages) that are self-contained except for income-generating activities. The townships are separated by six-lane streets. Each township includes a spectrum of similar types of dwellings, along with shopping, religious institutions and schools. Commercial districts are checker- ...
See also:Irvine California, Irvine California - A planned city, Irvine California - Geography, Irvine California - Demographics, Irvine California - Education, Irvine California - Famous People From or In Irvine, Irvine California - Points of Interest, Irvine California - Business Read more here: » Irvine California: Encyclopedia II - Irvine California - A planned city |
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| | | | | No Doubt: Encyclopedia II - Gwen Stefani - Biography
Gwen Stefani - Beginnings.
Gwen Stefani was born in Anaheim, California. Her father, Denis Stefani, is Italian American, and her mother Patti Flynn is of Irish and Scottish descent. She has a sister, Jill, and two brothers, Eric and Todd. Jill appeared in No Doubt's "Just A Girl" music video. Stefani attended California State University, Fullerton, and Loara High School (class of 1987), where she was on the swim team. Her first job was scrubbing floors at a Dairy Queen, and she once worked at a department store. ...
See also:Gwen Stefani, Gwen Stefani - Biography, Gwen Stefani - Beginnings, Gwen Stefani - Love. Angel. Music. Baby., Gwen Stefani - Trivia, Gwen Stefani - Grammy Award History, Gwen Stefani - Discography, Gwen Stefani - Studio albums, Gwen Stefani - Singles, Gwen Stefani - Notes Read more here: » Gwen Stefani: Encyclopedia II - Gwen Stefani - Biography |
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| | | | | | No Doubt: Encyclopedia II - List of Italian Americans - Artists
List of Italian Americans - Composers and conductors.
Angelo Badalamenti (b.1937), music composer. Best known for his movie soundtrack work for surrealist movie director David Lynch.
Suzanne Ciani
Bill Conti
John Corigliano
David Del Tredici
Michael Giacchino
Vittorio Giannini
Donald Martino
Gian-Carlo Menotti
Henry Mancini, (1924-1994), Four-time Academy-Award and 20-time Grammy and Gold Record winner. He is remembered for his ...
See also:List of Italian Americans, List of Italian Americans - Activists, List of Italian Americans - Anarchists, List of Italian Americans - Artists, List of Italian Americans - Composers and conductors, List of Italian Americans - Painters, List of Italian Americans - Comics artists and cartoonists, List of Italian Americans - Photographers, List of Italian Americans - Business, List of Italian Americans - Chairmen, List of Italian Americans - Entrepreneurs, List of Italian Americans - Finance, List of Italian Americans - Publishing, List of Italian Americans - Criminals, List of Italian Americans - Mobsters, List of Italian Americans - Murderers, List of Italian Americans - Swindlers, List of Italian Americans - Entertainers, List of Italian Americans - Fashion models, List of Italian Americans - Movie directors and producers, List of Italian Americans - Television, List of Italian Americans - Musicians, List of Italian Americans - Songwriters, List of Italian Americans - Singers, List of Italian Americans - Stand-up comedians, List of Italian Americans - Entertainers who can't be categorized, List of Italian Americans - Inventors, List of Italian Americans - Jurists, List of Italian Americans - Law enforces, List of Italian Americans - Mathematicians, List of Italian Americans - Media, List of Italian Americans - Anchors and reporters, List of Italian Americans - Sports broadcasters, List of Italian Americans - Journalists, List of Italian Americans - Military, List of Italian Americans - Politicians, List of Italian Americans - Governors and former governors, List of Italian Americans - Mayors and former mayors, List of Italian Americans - Prelates, List of Italian Americans - Cardinals, List of Italian Americans - Scientists, List of Italian Americans - Academics, List of Italian Americans - Sports, List of Italian Americans - Athletes, List of Italian Americans - Baseball, List of Italian Americans - Basketball, List of Italian Americans - Billiards players, List of Italian Americans - Boxers, List of Italian Americans - Figure skaters, List of Italian Americans - Football, List of Italian Americans - Golfers, List of Italian Americans - Horse racers, List of Italian Americans - Ice hockey players, List of Italian Americans - Race car drivers, List of Italian Americans - Swimmers, List of Italian Americans - Tennis players, List of Italian Americans - Wrestlers, List of Italian Americans - Writers, List of Italian Americans - Italian Americans who were the first in achieving something, List of Italian Americans - Italian Americans who can't be categorized Read more here: » List of Italian Americans: Encyclopedia II - List of Italian Americans - Artists |
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| | | | | No Doubt: Encyclopedia II - List of Number 1 singles in Australia during the 1990s - 1990 Top 5 singles by Australian and New Zealand artists
"Mona" - Craig McLachlan and Check 1-2
"I Need Your Body" - Tina Arena
"Crying In The Chapel" - Peter Blakeley
"Lay Down Your Guns" - Jimmy Barnes
"Show No Mercy" - Mark Williams
Other hits
Songs which peaked at number two included "How Am I Supposed To Live Without You" by Michael Bolton, "Don't Know Much" by Linda Ronstadt and Aaron Neville, "Joey" by Concrete Blonde, "Ride On Time" by Black Box, "Close To ...
See also:List of Number 1 singles in Australia during the 1990s, List of Number 1 singles in Australia during the 1990s - 1990, List of Number 1 singles in Australia during the 1990s - 1991, List of Number 1 singles in Australia during the 1990s - 1992, List of Number 1 singles in Australia during the 1990s - 1993, List of Number 1 singles in Australia during the 1990s - 1994, List of Number 1 singles in Australia during the 1990s - 1995, List of Number 1 singles in Australia during the 1990s - 1996, List of Number 1 singles in Australia during the 1990s - 1997, List of Number 1 singles in Australia during the 1990s - 1998, List of Number 1 singles in Australia during the 1990s - 1999 Read more here: » List of Number 1 singles in Australia during the 1990s: Encyclopedia II - List of Number 1 singles in Australia during the 1990s - 1990 |
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