As Billboard ‘s 2005 Week kicks into high gear, find our 100 favorite singles from a huge year in popular music — including ...

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12 in the US charts. 48: Julie London – Cry Me A River ... occasional drum flourishes, and finger snaps. Originally released in 1961, a British perfume commercial using this stellar tune in ...

Young shared, “That featured Jim Rothermel on saxophone. I moved to the ridgetop ... Elston writing lyrics to match Hugh Maskekela’s chart topping instrumental gold single from the prior ...

Only a few years in pop and rock history are remarkable enough that their achievements marked unshakeable and significant paths to the overall timeline. 1955 may be the first and most monumental of ...

America was a mighty weird place in 1975 — but music was the weirdest thing about it. The entire culture was changing fast. It was the year Jaws invented the Hollywood blockbuster. Saturday ...

Ba-Ba-Re-Bop,” released in January 1946 and featuring Herbie Fields on alto saxophone, went to No. 1 on the R&B JukeBox chart for 16 weeks ... solo using just two fingers.

There’s eight folk on the stage, the others are founder members Johnny Helmer (guitar, vocals) who had come out of retirement for this concert, and Phil Collis aka ‘ Zoot Alors’ on saxophone. Along ...

It’s fluid in a game. If a guys playing well in the game, he may get to play his saxophone a little longer.” Bob Asmussen is a college football reporter and columnist for The News-Gazette.

It's quintessential '80s horror at a crossroads between bloody eruptions and glitter usage, infamous for its inclusion of "Sexy Sax Man ... of Interview is off the charts even before mentioning ...