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- Lorne
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How The Grateful Dead Rode Its Archival Strategy to a Billboard Record
With the release of their latest album, they have now broken a record that they held with Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley for the most albums to chart in the top 40 on the Billboard 200 (59).
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Re: How The Grateful Dead Rode Its Archival Strategy to a Billboard Record
"...on the Billboard 200".
Does this mean that it is counted from May 13, 1967?
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Re: How The Grateful Dead Rode Its Archival Strategy to a Billboard Record
mroldies wrote:
"...on the Billboard 200".
Does this mean that it is counted from May 13, 1967?
I wouldn't know ... I was just referencing what they said in the article.
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Re: How The Grateful Dead Rode Its Archival Strategy to a Billboard Record
"...on the Billboard 200".
Does this mean that it is counted from May 13, 1967?I wouldn't know ... I was just referencing what they said in the article.
I hope it is clear why I asked this question. The Billboard 200 LP chart was first published on May 13, 1967.
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