The No. 1 Song On July 22, 1967 Sounds Even Groovier Today
This song by the Association hit No. 1 on July 22,1 967. Written in about 20 minutes by Ruthannn Friedman, today it's sounds even groovier.
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Quote Of The Day By Robert Plant: 'Don't Be Hard On Yourself...'
Possessing an insatiable love for the blues and music, Robert Plant's voice found its kin when Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones saw him sing.
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5 Classic Albums That Define Heartland Rock
Heartland rock has a strong core made from a respect for the common human experience and the power people have to uplift each other.
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The British Invasion was more than just the Fab Four. Several other bands from across the pond once rivaled the popularity of the Beatles in the U.S.
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The 5 Best Bee Gees Songs Hardly Anyone Talks About Anymore
The classic Bee Gees songs from their "Saturday Night Fever" heyday will never die. But these forgotten gems from the '60s to the '80s are also worth a listen.
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The No. 1 Song On July 21, 1966 Is Even More Danceable Today
An early smash hit for a young Midwestern garage rock band, this bawdy July 1966 No. 1 marked the start of an initial chart run in the '60s for the group.
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Quote Of The Day By Pat Benatar: 'Think Of All The Amazing Things That You Could Be To Each Other ...'
Rock star and tireless champion of the downtrodden Pat Benatar once spoke of her motivations, and her simple advice is worth us all taking heed of in our lives.
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5 Rock Songs Inspired By Greek Myths
The ancient Greeks knew how to tell a good story, and it was to their myths that rock artists such as Led Zeppelin and Toto turned to inspire these songs.
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Elton John Almost Never Released This No. 1 Duet — He Thought It Was A Bust
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The year 1969 was one of wild mood swings, so it shouldn't be surprising that 1969 provided the best high school hits of the tumultuous '60s, if not all times.
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The No. 1 Song On July 20, 1973 Sounds Even More Rockin' Today
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This 1941 Supernatural Classic Inspired One Of Creedence Clearwater Revival's Best-Charting Singles
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This poignant ballad, inspired by a real-life encounter, was a departure for the group that recorded it, who were known for bright, cheery hits.
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