Sir Elton John is in the charts with a single called “Looking Up,” and it made us realize that Elton’s been on the charts for nearly half a century. This song may or may not be a #1 song, but it’s a great opportunity to remind everyone of his number one songs. “Crocodile Rock,” released […]
Category: Classic Hits
Singing Stars in the Movies
Singers love to be in the movies, and who could forget the first time we saw our favorite band or singer in a film? Here are more examples of great movies that allowed a cameo of one of our favorite singers… Barbra Streisand was incredible in the 60s with her performance in ‘Funny Girl,’ while […]
More One Hit Wonders from Back in the Day
Bands that hit the charts with a great song and then go back to their day jobs are what we call one hit wonders. We love these bands no matter how little success they had past that one song because the hit always seems to make it into our heads. Let’s talk about these hits […]
Guns N’ Roses Back on the Road
Guns N’ Roses is on the road again! The band has come a long way since its inception in Los Angeles in 1985 with members Axl, Duff, Steven, and Slash having seen many highs and lows. Record sales for Guns N’ Roses’ has exceeded 100 million albums during their years and now they want to […]
More Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Snubs
How would you feel after selling millions of albums and appearing on the cover of every music magazine not to yet to be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? The list of deserving artists not yet admitted should shame the Hall and its selection committee. Here are a few that are still not […]
Hit Singers in the Movies
Movies and music go together like peanut butter and Jelly. We don’t have enough time to share all of the great songs that appeared in your favorite movies, but what about the actual singer appearing in the film? Elton John’s management team has released the news that he will be appearing in the latest installment […]
Those Snubbed From the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Steve Miller, Deep Purple, Chicago, N.W.A and Cheap Trick got the call, and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this year. We suppose the highlight of the whole thing was Steve Miller throwing shade on the induction committee. He’s right you know. There are deserving bands that have been snubbed however, […]
Barry Mannilow’s Unusual 1975 Hit
1975 was an interesting year for music in that it was a crossroads of the early days of disco, folk rock, FM or progressive rock and more. Think of it this way, Fleetwood Mac, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Doobie Brothers, Bruce Springsteen, Bad Company, Foreigner and the Grateful Dead are about to explode, while Debbie Boone hits […]
Continuing On With More One Hit Wonders
Bands that hit the charts with a great song and then go back to their day jobs are called ‘one hit wonders,’ and over the next few days we’ll continue to share our favorite one hit wonders. Between now and the start of music there have been plenty to discuss! “Black Betty” is an old […]
Jeff Beck’s Latest Ventures
Legendary rocker Jeff Beck is going to be releasing his first album in over six years in mid-July called ‘Loud Hailer,’ and the critics are already lining up behind the work to share how exciting it is. As if that wasn’t enough, he’s also releasing a book called BECK01. Jeff is one of three guitarists […]