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Number 1 With A Bullet

Number 1 With A Bullet: The Righteous Brothers’ “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’”

By Michael Verity | August 29, 2011

The Righteous Brothers (YouTube) A pair of "righteous brothers" from Southern California, Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield made their first hit a huge one, the classic "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'." How Did It Come About? Read more »

The Producers

The Producers: Harry Maslin

By Michael Verity | August 27, 2011

Melissa Manchester (YouTube) Harry Maslin made a career out of diversity, producing records for both Air Supply and David Bowie (albeit not performing together in the same studio). Tell Me More Read more »

Top 10

To Live And Die In LA: Top 10 Songs About Los Angeles (Part Two)

By Michael Verity | August 9, 2011

Everything's bigger in L.A. Or is that Texas? Either way, there's more than 10 great songs about L.A., so herein we offer a second dose of Top 10 with tunes about the City of Angels. Lay 'Em on Me Read more »

Founding Fathers

Founding Fathers: Tommy Hunt

By Michael Verity | July 23, 2011

Tommy Hunt (C), June 2011 A member of the world famous Flamingos in the 1950s, Tommy Hunt was also a much-loved Northern soul singer. Tell Me What He's About Read more »

Rock Interviews

Rock Flashback: Elton John in the Late ’80s

By J.A. Bartlett | July 14, 2011

Elton John and partner David Furnish wave to the crowd at the royal wedding last April (Getty Images/Pascal Le Segretain) … Read more »

Top 10

Top 10 Dionne Warwick Singles From The ’60′s

By Michael Verity | June 27, 2011

Dionne Warwick, 1967 (YouTube) … Read more »

Three Best Songs

Three Best Arrangements By Jimmie Haskell

By Michael Verity | June 26, 2011

Laura Nyro's Seminal Album, New York Tendaberry, Was Arranged by Jimmie Haskell (Columbia Records, 1969) … Read more »

Going For The Gold

Going For The Gold: The Carpenters

By Michael Verity | June 8, 2011

Karen Carpenter (YouTube) Including their Three Best Songs, which we defined last week, the Carpenters scored a total of 10 gold singles 1970-1975. What Were They? Read more »