Legendary Singer Connie Francis, Once a Rival to Elvis and The Beatles, Passed Away at 87
A Pop Icon Remembered Connie Francis, a major pop star of the 1950s and ‘60s, has died at the age of 87. Known…
A Pop Icon Remembered Connie Francis, a major pop star of the 1950s and ‘60s, has died at the age of 87. Known…
Friendly But Fierce Competition Mick Jagger recently talked about a surprising rival from The Rolling Stones’ early years—one that wasn’t The Beatles. In…
A New Beginning for McCartney On July 9, 1972, Paul McCartney and his new band Wings performed their first official concert since The…
Brian Wilson will always be remembered for creating some of the most unique sounds in modern music. He didn’t follow trends—he set them.…
On June 25, 1967, The Beatles premiered “All You Need Is Love” on the global broadcast Our World, marking a landmark moment in…
A Rare Live Appearance on Television Just three years after their first appearance on national British television—and two years after their major U.S.…
Pop Culture in 1966: More Complex Than It Seemed People often think of the 1960s as a decade shaped by peace, protests, and…
The Beatles have the most No. 1 hits in Billboard Hot 100 history, with 20 songs topping the chart and 34 others reaching…
A Surprising Bestseller You never really know which album will end up being an artist’s top-seller. A good example is how the biggest…
Audition Day at EMI Studios On June 6, 1962, The Beatles were given a chance to audition for EMI Records at their studios…
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