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Today in Music History for Oct. 17: In 1948, Montreal's "Pro Musica Society" presented its first chamber music concert, featuring the Stuyvesant String Quartet and clarinetist Clark Brody. The society ...

Paul McCartney had died and been replaced by a lookalike, Radio X looks at one of the strangest stories in rock music.

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Only a handful of No. 1 hits have arrived in the chart's top spot. But holding that position for a second week is even rarer.

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