The Hooters
Singles

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SWE
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1981
"Fightin' on the Same Side"
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Amore
1982
"All You Zombies"
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Amore
1984
"Hanging on a Heartbeat"
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Amore
1985
"All You Zombies"
58
11
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16
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17
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Nervous Night
1985
"And We Danced"
21
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51
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9
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72
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Nervous Night
1986
"Day by Day"
18
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66
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Nervous Night
1986
"Where Do the Children Go"
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20
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Nervous Night
1987
"Johnny B"
61
3
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7
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One Way Home
1987
"Satellite"
61
13
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20
35
34
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22
One Way Home
1988
"Karla with a K"
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81
One Way Home
1988
"Engine 999"
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One Way Home
1989
"500 Miles"
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81
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Zig Zag
1990
"Brother, Don't You Walk Away"
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37
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Zig Zag
1990
"Heaven Laughs"
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Zig Zag
1990
"Don't Knock It 'Til You Try It"
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Zig Zag
1990
"Give the Music Back"
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Zig Zag
1990
"Silent Night" (split single with Shawn Colvin)
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Acoustic Christmas (by Various Artists)
1993
"Twenty Five Hours a Day"
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Out of Body
1993
"Boys Will Be Boys"
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53
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Out of Body
1994
"Private Emotion"
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Out of Body
1995
"Satellite '95"
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2008
"Time Stand Still"
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Time Stand Still
2010
"Five by Five EP"
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Question: What was the second single The Hooters released in 1986, and what album was the song on?
Answer: In 1986, "Where Do the Children Go" from the Nervous Night was released.