Classic Artist – Kim Mitchell “Wishes”
Start off your week with something new and old with classic artist Kim Mitchell. They are back with their new tune “Wishes” which is rock ballad song.
Monthly Archive: April 2024
Birthday of the Week: Henry Mancini
This week’s Birthday of the Week is Henry Mancini, who would have turned 100 on Tuesday (April 16). To commemorate the anniversary of his birth, let us know your favorite Henry Mancini composition....
Daily Eighties Flashback: The Kendalls “Thank God for the Radio”
The Kendalls hit number one on Billboard‘s Hot Country Singles chart three times. Exactly 40 years ago, the last of those three songs, “Thank God for the Radio,” rose to the top of the...
It’s Already Been Five Years: Lil Nas X featuring Billy Ray Cyrus “Old Town Road”
To date, the longest-running number one in Billboard Hot 100 history is “Old Town Road” from Lil Nas X featuring Billy Ray Cyrus. Exactly five years ago, “Old Town Road” rose to the top...
Saturday Morning Cartoons: Home Movies
Home Movies originally aired from 1999 to 2004, first on UPN, then on Cartoon Network. The show’s theme music was written by Brendon Small and Loren Bouchard.
It Happened 50 Years Ago: Elton John “Bennie and the Jets”
Elton John has hit number one on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart nine times. Exactly 50 years ago, the second of those nine hits, “Bennie and the Jets,” climbed to the top of the chart...
Daily Eighties Flashback: Thomas Dolby “The Key to Her Ferrari”
On this date in 1988, Thomas Dolby released his third album, Aliens Ate My Buick. The album’s first track is “The Key to Her Ferrari.”
Daily Eighties Flashback: Mark Vieha “Sure Beats Working for a Living”
Exactly 40 years ago today, the television show The Duck Factory began its thirteen-episode run on NBC. The show’s theme song was “Sure Beats Working for a Living” by Mark Vieha.
Daily Eighties Flashback: Bill Medley “Don’t Know Much”
One song from Bill Medley’s 1981 Sweet Thunder album made an appearance on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart. On this date that year, that song, his version of “Don’t Know Much,” rose to a peak position...
25 Years Ago in the Nineties: TLC “No Scrubs”
TLC hit number one on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart four times. Exactly 25 years ago, the third of those four songs, “No Scrubs,” rose to the top of the chart for a four-week reign.
