American Pastime - Charts
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Structured data parsed from Wikipedia. Charts Album – Billboard (United States) | RPM (Canada) Album Billboard RPM Singles Singles
Data Source : WIKIPEDIA
Number of Data columns : 4 Number of Data rows : 1
Categories : economy, demography, politics, knowledge
Dataset
| Data row number | Year | Single | Chart | Position |
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Data Columns
| Name | Description | Data Type |
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| Year | integer | |
| Single | text | |
| Chart | text | |
| Position | integer |
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