Hello, This five year span had multiple genres take their places in America and the world. Disco peaked in 1979 and basically died by 1981. New Wave was huge from about 1982-1986. Also hair metal got it’s first significant band, Quiet Riot, in 1983. Also Hip Hop was just making it’s sound known. Country music…

Hello, This five year span had multiple genres take their places in America and the world. Disco peaked in 1979 and basically died by 1981. New Wave was huge from about 1982-1986. Also hair metal got it’s first significant band, Quiet Riot, in 1983. Also Hip Hop was just making it’s sound known. Country music…

Hello, All aboard I have no idea where this train, or with the song below this boat, is going. It was either The Jets “Crush On You” or this classic song. 1) Maureen McGovern “The Morning After”: 2) Corey Hart “Never Surrender”: 3) Anne Murray “You Needed Me”: 4) Bruce Springsteen “Human Touch”: 5) The…

Hello, With the help of this website: https://reads-it.com/the-200-best-soft-rock-songs-of-all-time/ and my own years of listening to music here are the best soft rock songs. What exactly is soft rock, is it the Eagles, Dan Fogelberg or Steely Dan. Or is it Air Supply, Bread, James Taylor and Carole King. How hard does the music have to…

Hello, Let’s go back 70 years see what the kids were bopping to back then. What were the 50s known for? As you can see below Elvis was one of the most well known part of 50s culture. Other iconic performers of that decade include the Everly Brothers, Ray Charles, Chuck Berry and others. The…

Hello, Esquire Digital has a feature about 1989 and 1990 being the two weirdest years of music. Esquire author, Dave Holmes, calls it the Diet Slice era. Holmes says about the drink and the music of those two years: “The Diet Slice gets its name from the low-calorie version of Slice, a popular soft drink…

Hello, Esquire Digital has a feature about 1989 and 1990 being the two weirdest years of music. Esquire author, Dave Holmes, calls it the Diet Slice era. Holmes says about the drink and the music of those two years: “The Diet Slice gets its name from the low-calorie version of Slice, a popular soft drink…

Hello, Esquire Digital has a feature about 1989 and 1990 being the two weirdest years of music. Esquire author, Dave Holmes, calls it the Diet Slice era. Holmes says about the drink and the music of those two years: “The Diet Slice gets its name from the low-calorie version of Slice, a popular soft drink…

Hello, 52) Alabama “Mountain Music”: 53) Johnny Cash “I Walk The Line”: 54) Merle Haggard and Willie Nelson “Pancho and Lefty”: 55) Glen Campbell “Wichita Lineman”: 56) Glen Campbell “Galveston”: 57) Kenny Rogers “She Believes In Me”: 58) Dan Seals “One Friend”: 59) Jerry Reed “Eastbound and Down”: 60) Marty Robbins “El Paso”: 61) Keith…

Hello, 35) Gloria Estefan “1-2-3”: 36) Prince “I Would Die 4 U”: 37) Prince “4 The Tears In Your Eye”: 38) Olivia Rodrigo “Good 4 U”: 39) Night Ranger “Four In The Morning (I Can’t Take Anymore)”: 40) ELO “Four Little Diamonds”: 41) Led Zeppelin “Four Sticks”: 42) Dave Brubeck “Take 5”: 43) Roger Waters…