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Sep 09

1965 – On this week’s Cash Box chart, the Beatles…

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1965 – On this week’s Cash Box chart, the Beatles hold down the top four positions, with “Eight Days a Week” at No. 1. Meet the Beatles has become the all-time best-selling album in the U.S., having sold 3.5 million copies already.

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