Daily Eighties Flashback: Ivan Neville “Not Just Another Girl”
Ivan Neville hit the Top 40 on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart one time. On this date in 1988, that song, “Not Just Another Girl,” rose to a peak position of number 26.
Category: Tunes
Mashup of the Week – “Beautiful Shining Star of Superstition”
Mix up your week with the mashup “”Beautiful Shining Star of Superstition” featuring Stevie Wonder vs. Earth, Wind & Fire vs. Van Halen. This track by Bill McClintock is a little bit of funk,...
Daily Eighties Flashback: Jeff Wayne “The Eve of the War (Ben Liebrand Remix)”
Jeff Wayne made three appearances on the UK singles chart. On this date in 1989, the biggest hit of those three pieces, “The Eve of the War (Ben Liebrand Remix),” a dance version...
Classic Artist – Gwen Stefani “Somebody Else’s”
Start your week off with something new and old with classic artist Gwen Stefani. They are back with their new tune “Somebody Else’s” which is Pop Rock.
Daily Eighties Flashback: Earl Thomas Conley “Chance of Lovin’ You”
All three songs from Earl Thomas Conley’s 1984 Treadin’ Water album that hit Billboard‘s Hot Country Singles chart reached number one. Exactly 40 years ago, the first of that trio of hits, “Chance of Lovin’...
It’s Already Been Five Years: Lizzo “Good as Hell”
To date, Lizzo has hit the Top 10 on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart four times. Exactly five years ago, the second of those four songs, “Good as Hell,” was in its second week at...
It Happened 50 Years Ago: Carl Douglas “Kung Fu Fighting”
Carl Douglas hit the Top 40 on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart just once, but that song, “Kung Fu Fighting,” rose to the top of the chart. Exactly 50 years ago, “Kung Fu Fighting” rose...
Daily Eighties Flashback: Teddy Pendergrass “Never Felt Like Dancin'”
Three songs From Teddy Pendergrass’ 1985 Workin’ It Back album made appearances on Billboard‘s Hot Black Singles chart. On this date that year, the first of that trio of songs, “Never Felt Like Dancin’,”...
Saturday Morning Cartoon: Totally Spies!
Totally Spies! began airing in 2001. The show’s original theme song, “Here We Go,” was written by Miranda Cooper and Brian Higgins.
The Unknown Tenors – Episode 88
In this episode, join The Unknown Tenors as they share their love of music and discuss how they bring timeless classics to life, performing hits from the 1920s to the 2000s, including iconic songs...
