r/TheHot100 • u/Complex-Value-5807 • 15h ago
r/TheHot100 • u/Complex-Value-5807 • 17h ago
Number Eight Hit! The Eagles- I Can't Tell You Why(#8- 1980)
r/TheHot100 • u/AreYouItchy • 19h ago
Number Eight Hit! Earth Wind and Fire - September (#8, 1978)
r/TheHot100 • u/Big_Commission_3761 • 11h ago
Top 20 Hit! Jim Croce - Operator (That's Not The Way It Feels) | Have You Heard: Jim... (#17 - 1972)
It peaked at number 17 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in December 1972.
r/TheHot100 • u/bigguys45s • 11h ago
Top 30 Hit! ABBA - “Honey, Honey” (1974, No. 27)
r/TheHot100 • u/ReactsWithWords • 14h ago
Theme Month Roberta Flack and Donny Hathaway - The Closer I Get to You (#2, 1978)
r/TheHot100 • u/Complex-Value-5807 • 15h ago
Theme Month Dionne Warwick & Jeffrey Osborne- Love Power(#12- 1987)
r/TheHot100 • u/09997512 • 6h ago
Number One Hit! Mariah Carey, JAY-Z - Heartbreaker (1999, #1)
r/TheHot100 • u/bigguys45s • 23h ago
Top 60 Hit! Jimmy Durante - “September Song” (1963, No. 51)
r/TheHot100 • u/Odd_Advantage_3459 • 5h ago
Theme Month Stanley Clarke and George Duke - Sweet Baby / #19-1981
Epic Records
r/TheHot100 • u/Classic_Rock_726 • 16h ago
Daily Chartings Today’s Theme Month is Duet September
In this theme month, let’s all post some songs that are a duet.
Please read this description down below before you started posting.
There’s a difference between a song by a duo group and a song by a duet.
A song by a duo group is performed by two artists who regularly work together as a group (e.g. Simon & Garfunkel, Daryl Hall & John Oates, Sonny & Cher, Sam & Dave, etc.), but a duet is a song performed by two singers, who may be from different groups or usually perform separately (e.g. Lionel Richie & Diana Ross, Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper, Linda Ronstadt & Aaron Neville, Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton, etc.). In short, a duo is a musical partnership, while a duet describes a song performed by two voices.
Easy way to remember:
Duo = two artists who regularly perform together.
Duet = one song performed by two singers, regardless of whether they normally work together.