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You must be signed into the same Google account on both your phone and Chromebook. Welcome to Hit Parade, a podcast of Pop Chart history from Slate and Panapley, about the hits from

Coast to Coast. I'm Chris Malanfi, chart analyst,

pop critic, and writer of Slates, Why Is This Song Number One series. On today's show,

it's been a tough couple of years if you're a fan of classic culture-spanning,

chart-dominating rock and roll.

We've lost some real icons.

It's been just under a month since the music world mourned the loss of one of the great singer-songwriters and torchbearers of rock Tom Petty. And it's been just over a year and a free falling.

And it's been just over a year and a half since we lost the multi genre, multi instrumentalist, prolific

pop genius, Prince. Purple Rain.

Purple Rain.

Purple Rain. Beyond their shared status as music legends and American pop craftsmen, Tom Petty and Prince would not appear to have much in common. The former, a product of a southern white family from Gainesville, Florida, turned Proud Angelino

and hitmaker on mainstream rock radio.

And the latter, Minneapolis's favorite son, an African-American polymath descended from jazz

musicians who broke on urban radio. They are also, not incidentally, both Rock and

Roll Hall of Famers.

And as such, Petty and Prince were both a part of what is widely considered the greatest

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