Countless songs become hits and fade into the ether ... “Heartaches by the Number” by Ray Price (1959) Penned by legendary songwriter Harlan Howard, “Heartaches by the Number” is a ...

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Freddy Fender originally recorded "Wasted Days and Wasted Nights" in 1959 but served prison ... and Van McCoy's eponymous 1975 hit was one of the most memorable songs of the '70s.

“What is the song or songs that you didn’t care for or gave that much thought when you were younger but now that you’ve grown up, you have it another go and it just hits differently?

Motown was a record label based in Detroit that was a powerhouse of hits in the 1960s and 1970s. Motown musicians, all of ...

Ray Charles’ music transcends time and genre, with songs that continue to captivate audiences across generations. Whether it’s the soulful yearning of "Georgia On My Mind," the electrifying energy of ...