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On September 21, 1978, Earth, Wind & Fire Had the No. 1 Soul Song. It Wasn’t ‘September.’

September 22, 2026 DJ Rob

On September 21, 1978, Earth, Wind & Fire actually had the No. 1 soul song in America. It just wasn’t “September.” The group also had Billboard’s No. 1 soul hit…

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Donna Summer’s “MacArthur Park” Returns to No. 1 Dance — 48 Years After Its Disco Chart Reign

March 6, 2026 DJ Rob

(March 6, 2026) – The charts may have changed. The metrics certainly have. But nearly a half-century later, the Queen of Disco and her anthem still reign. Thanks to a…

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Chuck Mangione Made Us ‘Feel So Good’—And In 1978, He Almost Broke ‘Fever’ to Reach No. 1

July 25, 2025 DJ Rob

(July 25, 2025) – The top five albums of 1978, according to Billboard, were these blockbusters: 1) Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack – Bee Gees & Various Artists, 2) Grease Soundtrack…

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Tribute: Bobby Caldwell’s hidden racial identity was no accident; ‘What You Won’t Do’ was from a record company that fooled us many times

March 16, 2023 DJ Rob

(March 16, 2023). Bobby Caldwell, legendary soul crooner who gave us one of the most beloved and most sampled songs of the 20th century, passed away Tuesday (March 14th). What…

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One Nation Under A Groove? 3 old guys ponder Funkadelic’s 1978 classic…is it funk’s GOAT?

July 3, 2020 DJ Rob

(July 3, 2020). In May, DJROBBLOG introduced its “3 Old Guys” series, where three men in their 50s give their individual takes on a classic album from the past. That…

On September 21, 1978, Earth, Wind & Fire Had the No. 1 Soul Song. It Wasn’t ‘September.’

Donna Summer’s “MacArthur Park” Returns to No. 1 Dance — 48 Years After Its Disco Chart Reign

Chuck Mangione Made Us ‘Feel So Good’—And In 1978, He Almost Broke ‘Fever’ to Reach No. 1

Tribute: Bobby Caldwell’s hidden racial identity was no accident; ‘What You Won’t Do’ was from a record company that fooled us many times

One Nation Under A Groove? 3 old guys ponder Funkadelic’s 1978 classic…is it funk’s GOAT?

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