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One of Barry White's biggest hits actually began as a country song, before he reworked it and made it his own.

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Brian Jones wore out his welcome within The Rolling Stones. In June 1969, the band finally got fed up and fired him.

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Sixty-one years ago today, the Beatles released a song inspired by a dream that marked a turning point in their career.

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