May 30

Holidays

• Saint Reinhilde
• Peru ? National Potato Day [1].
• United States ? Memorial Day (originally ? currently last Monday in May).
• Saint Ferdinand III
• Saint Gabinus
• Saint Jeanne d'Arc
• Trinidad and Tobago ? Indian Arrival Day(National Holiday).
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Events

• 2019 A bomb explodes in Cucuta, Colombia, near the border to Venezuela. At least 12 people are injured.
• 2018 Ukrainian crisis: Arkady Bachenko, who was assassinated in Kiev, Ukraine yesterday, claims that the assassination had been staged.
• 2017 Iraqi Civil War: Al-Faqma ice-cream parlor bombing: 13 people are killed and 24 injured in a car bomb explosion at a popular ice-cream parlor in central Baghdad. The attack was claimed by ISIL.
• 2016 Iraqi civil War (2014-present). At least 24 people have been killed in a series attacks in and around Baghdad. ISIL claimed responsibility. (ABC News, (AP)Operation Breaking Terrorism - Iraqi forces reportedly enter Fallujah. Tens of thousands are trapped in the city. (USA Today),
• 2015 Syrian Civil War: According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, at least 45 people were killed by barrel bombs dropped in Aleppo Governorate by the Bashar Al-Assad regime and many more were injured.
• 2014 Islamist insurgency: Two prominent Nigerian traditional rulers are abducted by the Islamist terror group Boko Haram from Nigeria's Borno State.
• 2013 Syrian civil war: An Israeli official claims that the Israeli government is investigating reports that Syria received S-300 missiles. (The Jerusalem Post). Doctors in Qusayr are requesting urgent medical assistance as they run out supplies to treat the eight-hundred injured. (The Jerusalem Post). According to Syrian state television, forces loyal to President Bashar Al-Assad have killed three westerners, including an American woman as well as a British soldier fighting for the Opposition.
• 2012 Uprising in Syria:
• 2011 Twelve people are killed in an explosion at an army barracks in northern Nigeria.
• 2010 Flight recorders of Afriyah Airways Flight 771 that crashed in Libya on 12/05/2018, killing 103 people, indicate there was no technical problem.
• 2009 To win the 2009 Super 14 rugby union championship, the South Africa Bulls beat New Zealand Chiefs.
• 2008 In the United States, Sameer Mishra wins the 81st Scripps National Spelling Bee, the winning word was ampquotguerdonampquot, a noun meaning a reward. ''(USA Today)''
• 2007 The attack on the CH-47 Chinook helicopter, which was carrying out a NATO mission to Helmand Province in southern Afghanistan, kills all seven service personnel (five Americans, one Canadian, and one British). Taliban fighters claimed responsibility for the attack.
• 2006 The Legislative Yuan of China defeats a motion to vote on the bill that opens the Three Links between Taiwan and mainland China. A lawmaker from the Democratic Progressive Party tries to block the written cloture motion. The legislature is controlled by the Pan-Blue Coalition opposition, which would have probably passed the bill.
• 2005 Prague, Prince Hamid Bin Abdul Sani al-Thani from Qatar was found guilty of abusing girls under 15 years old between 2001 and 2004. He was sentenced to 30 month imprisonment.
• 2004 Sasebo slashing - Satomi Mitarai (12 years old) is a Japanese schoolgirl at Okubo Elementary School, Sasebo. She was murdered. Japanese authorities have identified her killer as an 11-year old classmate, ampquotGirlAampquot.
• 2003 Disney's animated Disney-Pixar feature movie Finding Nemo is released to American theaters. American theater ticket sales total US$340 millions. Theater ticket sales worldwide: US$850 millions
• 2002 272 days after September 11 attacks, closing ceremonies take place for the cleanup/recovery efforts at New York City's World Trade Center. The last remaining steel beam of steel is taken down and moved to the Fresh Kills Landfill on Staten Island.
• 1999 Travel Midland Metro enters public service.
• 1998 A magnitude 6.6 earthquake hits northern Afghanistan, killing up to 5,000.
• 1997 Betty Shabazz, widow of Malcolm X, set afire by 12-year-old grandson.
• 1996 69th US National Spelling Bee: Wendy Guey wins spelling "vivisepulture".
• 1994 Ezra Taft Benson, US minister of Agriculture/leader of Mormon Church (1985-94), dies at age 94.
• 1993 Betsy King wins J C Penney / LPGA Skins Game Golf Tournament
• 1992 Minn Twin Bert Blyleven is 2nd to win as teenager and 40 year old
• 1991 64th US National Spelling Bee: Joanne Lagatta wins spelling "antipyretic".
• 1990 135 die in a (6.4) earthquake in Peru
• 1989 Tiananmen Square protests of 1989: the 33-foot high ''Goddess of Democracy'' statue is unveiled in Tiananmen Square by student demonstrators.
• 1987 West German Mathias Rust lands airplane on Red Square
• 1986 Bobby Rahal is first to average over 170 mph in the Indianapolis 500.
• 1984 NL suspends Mario Soto 5 days for Reds-Cubs fight on May 27th
• 1983 Surrey all out for 14 versus Essex, their lowest score ever.
• 1982 Do Black Patent Leather Shoes... closes at Alvin NYC after 5 performances
• 1981 Nightline extends from 4 nights to 5 nights a week
• 1979 Pat Underwood makes his pitching debut for Detroit Tigers, beats brother Tom.
• 1977 Cleveland Indians' Dennis Eckersley no-hits California Angels, 2-0.
• 1976 22nd LPGA Championship won by Betty Burfeindt.
• 1975 Wings release Venus & Mars album
• 1974 NASA's ATS-6 satellite is launched.
• 1973 Ajax wins third Europe Cup.
• 1972 The Angry Brigade goes on trial over a series of 25 bombings throughout Britain.
• 1971 US Mariner 9 launched (first satellite to orbit Mars).
• 1970 Baseball All-Star voting is returned to fans.
• 1969 Derek Clayton runs world record marathon (2:08:33.6) at Antwerp, Belgium.
• 1968 Beatles begin work on their only double album Beatles
• 1967 King Hussein of Jordan visits Cairo
• 1966 US launches Surveyor 1 to the Moon.
• 1965 Vivian Malone, is 1st black to graduate from University of Alabama
• 1964 Beyond the Fringe closes at John Golden Theater NYC after 673 performances
• 1963 A protest against pro-Catholic discrimination during the Buddhist crisis is held outside South Vietnam's National Assembly, the first open demonstration during the eight-year rule of Ngo Dinh Diem.
• 1962 69 killed in bus crash (Ahmedabad, India).
• 1961 Maris hits his 10th and 11th of 61 HRs
• 1960 Cemal Gürsel forms the new government of Turkey (its 24th government, composed mostly of so-called quottechnocratsquot)
• 1959 First Impressions closes at Alvin Theater NYC after 84 performances
• 1958 Unidentified American soldiers killed in WWII and Korean War buried in Arlington, Virginia, USA.
• 1957 Real Madrid wins second Europe Cup 1 in Madrid, Spain.
• 1956 Bus boycott begins in Tallahassee Florida
• 1955 KMVT TV channel 11 in Twin Falls, ID (CBS / NBC / ABC) begins broadcasting
• 1954 Dutch bishops forbid membership to non-catholic sporting clubs.
• 1952 Charlie Grimm succeeds Tommy Holmes as manager of Boston Braves.
• 1951 Ezzard Charles beats Joey Maxim in 15 rounds for heavyweight boxing title.
• 1950 Patty Berg wins LPGA Eastern Golf Open.
• 1949 East Germans constitution approved
• 1948 Schenectady Blue Jays Tom Lasorda strikes out 25 in 15-inning game
• 1946 United flight 521 crashes on takeoff at LaGuardia Airport (New York), 42 die.
• 1945 The Iranian government demands that all Soviet and British troops leave the country.
• 1944 Transport nr 75 departs with French Jews to Nazi-Germany
• 1943 French general De Gaulle arrives in Algiers
• 1942 US aircraft carrier Yorktown leaves Pearl Harbor
• 1941 English Army enters Baghdad, chasing pro-German coup government.
• 1938 Poland who had its eyes on the Teschen region of Czechoslovakia was reassured by Rumania that it would block any attempt by the Soviet Union to come to the aid of the Czechs in the event of a Polish invasion.
• 1937 Police kill 10 strikers at Republic Steel Plant in Chicago
• 1936 Margaret Mitchell's novel ''Gone with the Wind'' is first published.
• 1935 Eventual Baseball Hall of Famer Babe Ruth appears in his last career game, playing for the Boston Braves in Philadelphia against the Phillies.
• 1933 Patent on invisible glass installation
• 1931 Phillies Chuck Klein homers off Ben Cantwell (Braves) in both ends DH
• 1930 Bill Arnold wins Indianapolis 500 car race (average 161.6 kph).
• 1928 A rescue expedition leaves for the North Pole.
• 1927 Walter Johnson records 113th and last shutout of his career.
• 1925 Peter DePaolo becomes first man to average over 100 mph at Indianapolis 500.
• 1924 Socialist Matteotti falls in Italian parliament by fascists
• 1922 Lincoln Memorial dedicated
• 1921 Salzburg, Austria, votes to join Germany
• 1919 By agreement with the United Kingdom, later confirmed by the League of Nations, Belgium is given the mandate over part of German East Africa (Ruanda-Urundi).
• 1917 Alexander I becomes king of Greece.
• 1914 The new and then largest Cunard ocean liner RMS Aquitania, 45,647 tons, sets sails on her maiden voyage from Liverpool, England to New York City.
• 1913 As managers who have won 1,000 games
• 1912 US Marines sent to Nicaragua.
• 1911 At the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the first Indianapolis 500 ends with Ray Harroun in his Marmon Wasp becoming the first winner of the 500-mile auto race.
• 1910 44th Belmont Stakes: James Butwell aboard Sweep wins in 2:22.
• 1909 National Conference on the Negro is held.
• 1908 Paris advocate E Archdeacon is first passenger in a airplane.
• 1907 41st Belmont Stakes: G Mountain aboard Peter Pan wins.
• 1906 40th Belmont Stakes: Lucien Lyne aboard Burgomaster wins in 2:20.
• 1904 Frank Chance gets hit by pitch five times in a doubleheader.
• 1903 28th Preakness: W Gannon aboard Flocarline wins in 1:44.8.
• 1901 Hall of Fame for Great American on NYU campus dedicated
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Famous Birthday

Who was born on May 30?

• Agnès Varda

  Belgian film director, married director jacques demy, married once, two children.

• Idina Menzel

  American actress and singer.

• Ted McGinley

  American actor.

• Jennifer Ellison

  English actress, model, singer.

• Mel Blanc

  American king of the voiceover and provider of voices for 3,000 cartoons with nearly 400 characters as well as a dazzling array of sound...

• Ruta Lee

  Canadian-American dancer and actress who has played in over 300 TV roles.

• Benny Goodman
• Duncan Jones

  Director.

• Keir Dullea

  American actor, typecast as a brooding neurotic with the success of his first two films, "The Hoodlum Priest," 1961 and "David and Lisa,"...

• Mark Sheppard

  TV Actor.

• Clint Walker

  American actor.

• Naomi Kawase

  Japanese director producer and screenwriter.

• Colm Meaney

  Irish actor.

• Iginio Straffi

  Italian animator and producer founded Rainbow S.r.

• Jenny Mollen
• Meredith MacRae

  American actress and singer (d. 2000).

• Will Peltz
• Cornelia Otis Skinner

  Chicago, Illinois -- Writer (When Our Hearts Were Young & Gay).

• Michael Pollard

  American pint-sized character actor on stage, screen and TV.

• Sean Giambrone

  TV Actor.

• Inge Meysel

  German actress.

• Charles Collingwood

  Newscaster (Chronicles), dies at 68.

• Jake Short

  TV Actor.

• Yui Ishikawa

  Japanese voice actress.

• Lorelei Linklater

  Actress.

• Paresh Rawal

  Indian actor producer and politician.

• Stepin Fetchit

  American actor singer and dancer (d. 1985).

• Omri Katz

  Actor.

• Paulette Noizeux

  French actress (d. 1971).

• Rie Kugimiya

  Japanese voice actress and singer.

• Élise Lucet

  French investigative journalist and television host.

• Bertrand Delanoë

  French politician, the Mayor of Paris and openly gay.

• Steven Gerrard

  Soccer Player.

• Tom Morello

  American guitarist (Audioslave, Rage Against the Machine).

• Marissa Mayer

  Business Executive.

• Gopi Krishna
• Devendra Banhart

  American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Megapuss).

• Wynonna Judd

  American country-western singer, starting with the fame of the duo "The Judds" with her mother; later as a single tour in 1992.

• Im Yoona

  Pop Singer.

• Cee Lo Green
• Amina (Star Academy)
• Cédric Soulette
• Charles Libman

  French defense attorney for Jean-Marc Deperrois.

• Cécile Auclert
• Pierre Botton

  French entrepreneur, president of the P.B.

• Orlan

  French international artist, best known for her work with plastic surgery.

• Hiro Yamagata

  Japanese artist who is known for doing the poster-art for the Olympic commission.

• Heidi Siegmund

  American writer, a reporter for the Los Angeles Times.

• Manny Ramirez

  Dominican-American baseball player: outfield, Indians.

• Magnus Norman

  Swedish tennis player and coach.

• Vigor Bovolenta

  Italian volleyball champion, a member of the Italian team which won a Bronze Medal at the Atlanta Olympics 8/04/1996.

• Stéphane Tissot
• Andry Rajoelina
• Kitty Carruthers

  American ice skater of Welsh-Lebanese descent, who was adopted into a close, loving family.

• Harry Enfield

  English actor director and screenwriter.

• Zacarias Moussaoui

  French terrorist, implicated in the strike against U.S.

• Christine Jorgensen

  American transsexual who said "nature made a mistake.

• Adrienne Pauly
• Paola Fendi

  Italian fashion creator in business with her sister.

• André Cailloux
• Gale Sayers

  American college/pro football player who was a running back in the National Football League (NFL) for seven seasons during the 1960s and...

• Ailee

  Pop Singer.

• Adrien Morillas

  French motorcycle racer, a winner of the Le Mans 24 Hour Motorcycle race.

• Germaine Tillion

  French anthropologist, member of French Resistance (Born 1907).

• Philippe Guilhaume

  French business executive.

• Carolyn Egan
• Liberto Rabal
• Darrelyn Gunzburg

  Australian pro astrologer and author.

• Hannes Alfven

  Swedish electrical engineer, plasma physicist and winner of the 1970 Nobel Prize in Physics for his work on magnetohydrodynamics (MHD).

• Tim Waterstone

  Scottish entrepreneur, the founder of Waterstone's, a bookstore chain.

• Topper Headon

  English drummer and songwriter (The Clash Mirkwood and The Moors Murderers).

• Luis Rego
• Maurice Tirmarche

  Clermont-Ferrand Painters.

• Don Ferguson

  Canadian comedian, a member of a popular comedy troupe with successful radio and TV series, particularly known for his Preston Manning...

• Julius Axelrod

  American biochemist, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (Born 1912).

• David Knox

  Scottish politician, a Member of Parliament returned at General Election on 6/11/1987.

• Joseph Stanley Crowther
• Valentino Gasparella

  Italian pro cyclist, winner of a Gold Medal at the Melbourne Olympics in 1956.

• P J Carlesimo
• Martine Godart
• Eileen McNamara

  American writer, the winner of a Pulitzer Prize and a Distinguished Writing Award from the American Society of Newspaper Editors commentary...

• Cee-Lo
• Andrea Montermini

  Italian pro race car driver in the Formula One series from 1996 driving for the Minardi Team.

• Ellen Black

  American astrologer with a background in art and history.

• Fernando Lugo

  Paraguayan bishop and politician President of Paraguay.

• Jean-Pierre Balligand

  French politician, a member of the National Assembly of France and representative of the 3rd constituency of the Aisne department.

• Stéphane Martin

  French senior official, currently President of the 'Musée du quai Branly' in Paris, a museum featuring the indigenous art and cultures of...

• Jean Charroppin
• Louis Daquin

  French film director, screenwriter, author, radical ideas concerning human & social problems made him outcast in france, married once, two...

• Franklin J Schaffner
• Frankie Trumbauer
• Vizma Belsevica
• Federico Allasio

  Italy sport Champion.

• Hal Clement

  American writer who wrote for years in his spare time while teaching science at Milton Academy, MA.

• Ryuhei Kitamura

  Japanese director producer and screenwriter.

• Stephen Tobolowsky

  American actor singer and director.

• Dean Collins

  American actor.

• Bertrand Charpentier
• Stephen Malkmus

  American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Pavement Silver Jews and Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks).

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Famous Deaths

• Jean-Claude Brialy

  Aumale, Algeria -- Actor (Circle of Love, Cousins).

• Ella Raines

  Actress (Uncle Harry, Runaround, Impact), dies at 66.

• Claude Rains

  Actor (Invisible Man), dies at 77.

• Robert Sterling

  Newcastle, Pennsylvania -- Actor (George Kirby-Adventures of Topper).

• Marcel Bich

  Italian entrepreneur, founder and director of the Bic Company from 1950 to1993, when he passed on the reins to his son Bruno.

• Sun Ra

  Blues pianist / orchestra leader, dies of a stroke at 79.

• Perry Ellis

  American fashion designer; top of the field since 1978.

• Juan Carlos Onetti

  Uruguayan writer (La vida breve), dies at 85.

• Gaston Brenta

  Composer, dies at 66.

• Mickie Most

  English singer and producer (d. 2003).

• John Kahn

  Bassist, dies at 47.

• Arthur Moeller van den Bruck

  German historian (Born 1876).

• Togo Heihachiro

  Japanese admiral (Born 1848).

• William Yeates Hurlstone composer

  dies at age 30.

• Georgi V Plechanov Russian revolutionary theorist

  dies.

• Lord John Raleigh British physicist (Nobel Prize 1904)

  dies.

• Irma Laplasse

  Flemish farmer/Nazi collaborator, is executed.

• Rafael L Trujillo Molina

  dictator of Dominican Republic (1930-61), murdered at age 69.

• Timmy Caldwell

  rocker (Marshall Tucker Band), dies.

• Ziaur Rahmen

  President of Bangladesh, is assassinated by a group of rebel officers.

• Alfred M Gruenther

  US General/NATO-commander (1953-56), dies at age 84.

• Jean Gattegno

  translator/scholar, dies at age 58.

• Baron Marcel Bich

  Italian/French baron/pen manufacturer (Bic), dies at age 79.

• Bob Stroup

  trombonist, dies at age 57.

• Lothar Windsperger

  Composer, dies at 49.

• Marcel Dupre

  French organist and composer (Born 1886).

• Alma Ziegler

  American baseball player and golfer (d. 2005).

• Max Carey

  American baseball player and manager (d. 1976).

• Bobby Stokes

  English former footballer (d. 1995).

• David Lloyd

  New Zealand biologist (Born 1938).

• Milton Bradley

  American game pioneer (Born 1836).

• Zinka Milanov

  Metropolitan Opera diva, dies of a stroke at age 83.

• George Barnes

  American guitarist producer and songwriter (The Three Suns) (d. 1977).

• Tatsuo Shimabuku

  Japanese martial artist founded Isshin-ryū (d. 1975).

• Paul Desmond

  American saxophonist and composer (d. 1977).

• Georgi Plekhanov

  Russian philosopher theorist and author (d. 1918).

• Michel Simon

  Swiss actor and comedian,well known in France by numerous movies, where he played character roles, e.g.

• Doris Hare

  Welsh-English actress singer and dancer (d. 2000).

• Georg Wilhelm Pabst

  Austrian film director (Born1885).

• Leon-Etienne Duval

  French Roman Catholic Cardinal (Born 1903).

• Sidney Hugo Nicholson

  Composer, dies at 72.

• Thomas Carl Whitmer

  Composer, dies at 85.

• Claire Goll

  Writer, dies at 86.

• Jack Raine

  Actor (Quartet), dies at 82.

• Tomasz Pacynski

  Polish writer (Born 1958).

• David Mendes Chumaceiro Cura?aos poet (Adelfas)

  dies at age 45.

• Raden Sutomo

  Indonesian freedom fighter, dies at age 49.

• Y de Smit-Rog

  eldest Dutchman, dies at age 104.

• John Cipollini

  guitarist, dies of emphysema at age 45.

• Hal Hastings

  orchestra leader (Chevrolet on Broadway), dies at age 66.

• Frank Carlson

  American politician (Governor/Representative/Senator-Republican-Kansas), dies at age 94.

• Manolo Gomez Bur

  Spanish comedian, dies at age 74.

• Thomas Dorrington Tomlinson

  British national park warden, dies at age 87.

• Philip Owen A Sherrard

  scholar theologian poet/translator, dies at age 72.

• Dave MacDonald

  American auto racer (Born 1936).

• Robert O'Reilly

  Australian singer (Born 1940).

• Floyd Roberts

  American race care driver (Born 1904).

• King Prajadhipok

  of Thailand (Born 1893).

• Louis Slotin

  Canadian scientist (Born 1910).

• Jozsef Klekl

  Slovene politician (Born 1874).

• Emmanuel Celestin Suhard

  French Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church (Born 1874).

• Georg Ludwig von Trapp

  Austrian submarine commander (Born 1880).

• Rafael Leonidas Trujillo

  Dominican Republic dictator (Born 1891).

• Louis Hjelmslev

  Danish linguist (Born 1899).

• Agostino Di Bartolomei

  Italian footballer (Born 1955).

• Fazal Mahmood

  Pakistani cricketer (Born 1927).

• Gunturu Seshendra Sarma

  Indian poet (Born1927).

• Noel Moore

  British civil servant (Born 1928).

• Auguste Legros

  French politician (Born1922).

• Duff Roblin

  Canadian politician (Born 1917).

• Joan Rhodes

  British performer and stuntwoman (Born 1921).

• Ahmad Amin

  Egyptian historian and writer.

• Camille Chevillard

  French musician, a composer and conductor from a noted family, the son of Pierre Chevillard, a famous cellist, and the son-in-law of Charles...

• Leo Szilard

  Hungarian nuclear physicist and inventor who filed numerous patents in Germany on ideas and inventions with Einstein during the 1920s.

• Vladimir Steklov

  Russian mathematician and physicist (d. 1926).

• John Cameron

  English composer and conductor.

• Dooley Wilson

  American musician and actor (Born 1886).

• Lorenzo Odone

  American Adrenoleukodystrophy patient (d. 2008).

• Torsten Andersson

  Swedish painter and illustrator (d. 2009).

• Carl Radle

  American bass player and producer (Delaney & Bonnie and Derek and the Dominos) (d. 1980).

• Hank Mobley

  American jazz composer and saxophonist (d. 1986).

• Peter Orlovsky

  American poet and actor (d. 2010).

• Ted Drake

  English footballer and manager (d. 1995).

• Lofty England

  English automotive engineer and race team manager (d. 1995).

• Hermann Broch

  Austrian-American author and poet (d. 1951).

• Victor D'Hondt

  Belgian mathematician lawyer and jurist (d. 1901).

• Turk Murphy

  American trombonist and singer (d. 1987).

• Jessie Ralph

  Actress (Good Earth, San Francisco), dies at 79.

• Toivo R Pekkanen

  Finnish writer (Black Ecstacy).

• Boris Pasternak

  Russian writer, a novelist and poet who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1958 and rejected the award because of pressure from his...

• Rodd Redwing

  Actor (Buffalo Bill in Tomahawk Territory), dies at 66.

• Margaret Ruthven Lang

  Composer, dies at 104.

• Daniel Addes

  Actor (Victor-Sunst Grill), dies at 59.

• Herman S Blount

  Sun Ra, US jazz pianist (Solar Arkestra), dies at 79.

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Top #1 songs in the USA

• 2017 Luis Fonsi & Daddy Yankee Featuring Justin Bieber - Despacito
• 2016 Drake Featuring WizKid & Kyla - One Dance
• 2015 Wiz Khalifa Featuring Charlie Puth - See You Again
• 2014 John Legend - All Of Me
• 2013 Macklemore - Can't Hold Us
• 2012 Gotye - Somebody That I Used To Know
• 2011 Adele - Rolling In The Deep
• 2010 Usher - OMG
• 2009 The Black Eyed Peas - Boom Boom Pow
• 2008 Lil Wayne - Lollipop
• 2007 Maroon5 - Makes Me Wonder
• 2006 Chamillionaire - Ridin'
• 2005 Mariah Carey - We Belong Together
• 2004 Usher - Burn
• 2003 50 Cent - 21 Questions
• 2002 Ashanti - Foolish
• 2001 Christina Aguilera - Lady Marmalade
• 2000 Santana - Maria, Maria
• 1999 Ricky Martin - Livin' La Vida Loca
• 1998 Next - Too Close
• 1997 Hanson - MMMbop
• 1996 Bone Thugs-N-Harmony - Tha Crossroads
• 1995 Bryan Adams - Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman?
• 1994 All-4-One - I Swear
• 1993 Janet Jackson - That's The Way Love Goes
• 1992 Kris Kross - Jump
• 1991 Mariah Carey - I Don't Wanna Cry
• 1990 Madonna - Vogue
• 1989 Michael Damian - Rock On
• 1988 George Michael - One More Try
• 1987 U2 - With Or Without You
• 1986 Whitney Houston - Greatest Love Of All
• 1985 Wham! - Everything She Wants (Remix)
• 1984 Deniece Williams - Let's Hear It For The Boy
• 1983 Irene Cara - Flashdance...What A Feeling
• 1982 Paul McCartney - Ebony And Ivory
• 1981 Kim Carnes - Bette Davis Eyes
• 1980 Lipps, Inc. - Funkytown
• 1979 Donna Summer - Hot Stuff
• 1978 Johnny Mathis - Too Much, Too Little, Too Late
• 1977 Stevie Wonder - Sir Duke
• 1976 Diana Ross - Love Hangover
• 1975 Freddy Fender - Before The Next Teardrop Falls
• 1974 Ray Stevens - The Streak
• 1973 Paul McCartney - My Love
• 1972 The Staple Singers - I'll Take You There
• 1971 The Rolling Stones - Brown Sugar
• 1970 Ray Stevens - Everything Is Beautiful
• 1969 The Beatles - Get Back
• 1968 Simon and Garfunkel - Mrs. Robinson
• 1967 Aretha Franklin - Respect
• 1966 Percy Sledge - When A Man Loves A Woman
• 1965 The Beach Boys - Help Me, Rhonda
• 1964 The Beatles - Love Me Do
• 1963 Lesley Gore - It's My Party
• 1962 Ray Charles - I Can't Stop Loving You
• 1961 Ricky Nelson - Travelin' Man
• 1960 The Everly Brothers - Cathy's Clown
• 1959 Wilbert Harrison - Kansas City
• 1958 The Everly Brothers - All I Have To Do Is Dream
• 1957 Elvis Presley - All Shook Up
• 1955 Les Baxter & His Orchestra - Unchained Melody
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Top #1 Rock songs

• 2017 Imagine Dragons - Believer
• 2016 twenty one pilots - Stressed Out
• 2015 WALK THE MOON - Shut Up And Dance
• 2014 Coldplay - A Sky Full Of Stars
• 2013 Imagine Dragons - Radioactive
• 2012 Linkin Park - Burn It Down
• 2011 Foo Fighters - Rope
• 2010 Three Days Grace - The Good Life