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 THIS DAY IN MUSIC
On November 21,
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This Day In Music! 
2000The Backstreet Boys' "Black & Blue" debuts with one of the biggest initial retail shipments ever, with about 6 million units.
2000To celebrate the release of their new album "Black & Blue," the Backstreet Boys are on hand at a fan-packed Times Square in New York to tape MTV's "Total Request Live."
1998Danish pop act Aqua and Delhi-based quartet Silk Route top the third annual Channel V Awards in Delhi, India. Aqua wins best international song and video for "Barbie Girl" and album for "Aquarium." Silk Route wins best Indian newcomer, Indian group and Indian song for "Dooba Dooba."
1997Coolio and seven members of his band 40 Thevz are arrested and charged with theft and assault in a boutique in the town of Boblingen, Germany. The eight are charged with assaulting a female clerk in a clothing store and stealing clothing worth $2,000.
1995Rappers 2pac Shakur and Tha Dogg Pound get into the holiday spirit by giving out 2,000 turkeys in Los Angeles.
1995The 60-track "The Beatles Anthology I" is released including the previously unreleased track ``Free As A Bird."
1991The rock group Aerosmith makes a guest appearance on an episode of the Fox TV animated comedy series ``The Simpsons'' titled ``Flaming Moe's.''
1975Elton John receives a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame.
1965Bjork Gudmundsdottir, lead singer of the Sugarcubes and later solo artist, is born in Reykjavik, Iceland.
1963The Elvis Presley film ``Fun in Acapulco'' premieres.
1941Dr. John (Malcolm John Rebennack) is born in New Orleans.


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