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==== Singles==== ==== Singles====
*[[Lambada (Kaoma song)]] *[[Lambada (Kaoma song)]]
-*[[Jerry Edwards]] - I am somebody+*[[Jerry Edwards]] - [[I am Somebody]]
-*[[French Kiss]] by Lil' Louis+*[[French Kiss]] by [[Lil' Louis]]
-*[[Jungle Brothers]] - I'll House You+*[[Jungle Brothers]] - [[I'll House You]]
-*[[Frankie Knuckles]] present Satoshi Tomiie - Tears (feat. Robert Owens)+*[[Frankie Knuckles]] present [[Satoshi Tomiie]] - [[Tears]] (feat. Robert Owens)
*[[Sueno Latino]] - Sueno Latino (E2-E4 reinterpretation) *[[Sueno Latino]] - Sueno Latino (E2-E4 reinterpretation)
-*[[808 State]] - Pacific State+*[[808 State]] - [[Pacific State]]
*Symbols and Instruments - Mood ([[Mark Farina]]) *Symbols and Instruments - Mood ([[Mark Farina]])
*[[Octave One]] - I Believe *[[Octave One]] - I Believe
*[[Ten City]] - Where Do We Go *[[Ten City]] - Where Do We Go
*[[Black Box]] - Ride On Time *[[Black Box]] - Ride On Time
-*[[Frankie Knuckles]] - Your Love/Baby Wants To Ride+*[[Frankie Knuckles]] - [[Your Love]]/[[Baby Wants To Ride]]
*[[S'Express]] - "[[Theme from S'Express]]" *[[S'Express]] - "[[Theme from S'Express]]"
*[[Mr Fingers]] - What about this Love [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BQ7nN2ILtc&] *[[Mr Fingers]] - What about this Love [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BQ7nN2ILtc&]
-*[[Steve Poindexter]] - Work That Mutherfucker+*[[Steve Poindexter]] - [[Work That Mutherfucker]]
-*[[R-Tyme]] - R-Theme+*[[R-Tyme]] - [[R-Theme]]
-*[[Carl Craig|Psyche]] - Crack Down+*[[Carl Craig|Psyche]] - [[Crack Down]]
*[[Technotronic]] - [[Pump Up the Jam]] *[[Technotronic]] - [[Pump Up the Jam]]

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The year is historically notable for the wave of revolutions that swept the Eastern Bloc, starting in Poland. Collectively known as the Revolutions of 1989, they were the death knell for the Soviet Union and for Stalinistic Marxism-Leninism as a basis for government in most of the world, and ushered in a new era of neoliberal globalization, free trade, and United States dominance that lasts to this day.

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