Soundgarden were the first of a tight-knit circle of Seattle bands to make it to a major label when they signed with A&M Records in 1988,
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On Oct. 17, 1981, Saturday Night Live viewers got their final glimpse of one of the show’s most popular — and most unlucky — characters,
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The Supremes were already the most successful female group in history – five straight No. 1s in 1964-65 – when they released their ninth album, The Supremes A’