Today in Music History brings you back to the iconic year of 1986, one of the most musically eclectic years of the 80s. In this episode, we revisit Madonna's True Blue album that propelled her to the zenith of pop music, despite the controversy surrounding her hit song "Papa Don't Preach." We'll also look back at Bon Jovi's hit album "Slippery When Wet," which solidified their place in the global rock industry. Hip-hop genre evolves to mainstream with Run-DMC's "Raising Hell," while Paul Simon’s "Graceland" brings South African music to a worldwide audience. Tune in to evoke the musical diversity that 1986 has offered, a testament to a year where rhythm rocked, melodies touched hearts, and genres exploded in daring ways. Join us tomorrow for another musical journey back in time, sponsored by c.h.e.f.d.r. dot com.