American Songwriter

On This Day in 1964, Buck Owens Wrapped up a Record-Breaking Run on the Country Charts With a Song Later Covered by Waylon Jennings, Emmylou Harris, and Tanya Tucker

On Feb. 1, 1964, Buck Owens capped off a 16-week run at No. 1—a record he would hold onto for nearly 50 years.
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This 1969 classic song reached No. 1 on Billboard 56 years ago today

The Jackson 5 hit the No. 1 spot with classic song.
Mojo

The 50 Greatest Protest Songs

His concert at Manchester’s Co-op Arena in May last year featured a lengthy onstage broadside against Donald Trump, and his long history of political activism and recording songs that speak truth to ...

The 13 artists with the most No. 1 singles on the Billboard Hot 100

Bruno Mars joins the likes of Taylor Swift, Janet Jackson, The Beatles, and Michael Jackson with "I Just Might." ...
The Miami Times

Songs that defined the Civil Rights Movement

Music was the heartbeat of the Civil Rights era. It provided a powerful voice for change by transforming spirituals and folk ...
American Songwriter

4 Songs June Carter Co-Wrote With Johnny Cash (1963-1979)

I fell for you like a child / Oh, but the fire went wild, wrote June Carter in “(Love’s) Ring of Fire, first recorded and released by her sister Anita Carter in 1962. Following an all-consuming love, ...