Arlene Smith, the lead singer of the early 1950s girl group the Chantels, best known for the Smith-penned ballad "Maybe" has died at age 84.

She sang the lead to "Maybe," a song that reached No. 15 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 2 on Billboard's R&B rankings.

She was memorable on the heartbreaking hit “Maybe,” which brought the R&B girl group from the Bronx instant fame in 1957.

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Fueled by hits from Kenny Loggins, Berlin, and more, the iconic soundtrack became one of the defining albums of the 1980s.

Linda Ronstadt is among the most successful singers of her generation, selling out "stupid" arenas, as she calls them, on the strength of hits as huge as "When Will I Be Loved" and "Blue Bayou" before ...

On this day 58 years ago, one of the best country songs ever was officially released, becoming an immediate hit. July 22 ...

Linda Ronstadt is among the most successful singers of her generation, selling out "stupid" arenas, as she calls them, on the strength of hits as huge as "When Will I Be Loved" and "Blue Bayou" before ...

An earlier version of the track had her laying down vocals in the studio at the tender age of 11. That take belongs on her independent album, All That. Rimes’ re-recording of “Blue” appears on her No.

LeAnn Rimes was only 13 years old when she released her version of "Blue." The classic country standard not only catapulted her to superstardom, but it also showcased her powerhouse vocals and ...

One of the most iconic tracks of the 1950s was considered to be so good, that it's quite literally out of this world. The title was partly inspired by Berry's longtime collaborator Johnnie Johnson, ...