On October 1, 1989, Janet Jackson claimed the #1 spot with “Miss You Much,” the breakout single from her groundbreaking Rhythm Nation 1814 album. In this episode, Ben dives into how Janet combined irresistible beats, empowering lyrics, and unforgettable choreography to create one of the defining hits of her career.

Step back into 1989 and relive the moment Janet ruled the charts — and the dance floor.

On September 30, 1976, Wild Cherry funked up the charts with their #1 smash “Play That Funky Music.” In this episode, Ben dives into how a rock band from Ohio blended funk and rock to create one of the most irresistible dance-floor anthems of the ‘70s.

Get ready to relive the groove that still keeps people moving nearly 50 years later.

On September 29, 1980, Queen claimed the #1 spot with their funky, bass-driven anthem “Another One Bites the Dust.” In this episode, Ben dives into how John Deacon’s iconic bassline and Queen’s fearless experimentation created one of their biggest crossover hits — a track that conquered both rock and disco charts.

Relive the moment Queen showed the world their versatility and groove.

On September 25, 1971, T. Rex hit #1 with their glam rock classic “Get It On (Bang a Gong).” In this episode, Ben takes you back to the early ‘70s to explore how Marc Bolan and T. Rex brought swagger, style, and a fresh sound that helped define the glam rock era.

Turn it up and relive the moment this iconic track made its mark on music history.