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Marvin Gaye

Marvin Gaye facts: Motown, songs, children, and his tragic death at the hands of his father

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The Supremes

The Supremes facts: Dreamgirls, songs, reunions, and members including Diana Ross and Mary Wilson

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The Shadows in 1960. (Photo by Birmingham Post and Mail Archive/Mirrorpix via Getty Images)

The Shadows' 10 greatest songs, ranked

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Blondie

Blondie's 15 greatest songs, ranked

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Debbie Harry in Blondie

Blondie facts: Members, songs, break-up and reunion of the Debbie Harry-fronted band

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Smokey Robinson

Smokey Robinson facts: Songs, age, children of the Miracles leader and Motown legend

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USA For Africa - We Are The World

'We Are The World' by USA For Africa: The making of the star-studded charity anthem

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Bob Marley

Bob Marley facts: Songs, wife, children, religion and tragic early death of the reggae icon

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Elvis Presley

Elvis Presley facts: The King of Rock and Roll's songs, films, marriage, children, and tragic death

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Bleached blonde hair, snarling top lip, and hefty wail: Billy Idol is instantly recognisable.

Billy Idol's top 10 songs, ranked

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John Lennon

John Lennon facts: Childhood, songs, marriages, children and death of The Beatles legend

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The Ronettes and Zendaya

Ronnie Spector movie Be My Baby: Cast, release date and songs for the music biopic

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The Beatles

Every number one Beatles single – and what kept the others off the top

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The Beach Boys and Charles Manson

'Never Learn Not To Love': The Beach Boys song secretly written by cult leader Charles Manson

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Barry Manilow

Barry Manilow facts every fan should know: Songs, age, partner and more

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Stevie Wonder lyrics

QUIZ: How well do you know the lyrics to Stevie Wonder's biggest songs?

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Simon & Garfunkel

Simon and Garfunkel facts: Songs, why they split, their Central Park show and reunions

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The Beatles and The Beach Boys were considered great rivals throughout the 1960s.

The Beach Boys' song Paul McCartney said brings him "to tears" each time he hears it

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