Peter, Paul & Mary Last week Weeks at no. 1 Weeks on chart Warner Week of October 26, 1963 click to see more Warner Columbia ...

It was Houston’s seventh and last No. 1 single. This may not be the biggest hit of the decade but when it comes to country songs from the 1970s, they don’t get much more iconic than “Hello ...

Local girl Mary Beth McCarthy, 21, daughter of Dr. A.M. and Muriel McCarthy was to marry Peter Yarrow, 31, of the folk music ensemble Peter, Paul and Mary, who would have the No. 1 song in the ...

Although the title indeed suggests dark songs and plenty of melancholy, singer-songwriter Grayson Capps injects his ...

We were all raised with rock influences from our older siblings, but folk music grabbed hold of us – artists like The Kingston Trio and Peter, Paul and Mary ... the unlikely hit to No.

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Weird Al was born; Maybelle Carter passed away; Dion cautioned everyone to keep away from 'Runaround Sue'; Stevie Wonder, age ...

which led to a number of hit songs and partnerships with other musicians. Marty Robbins' 1965 cover of Ribbon of Darkness reached number one on the US country charts, while Peter, Paul and Mary ...

If you don't want to listen to Sean “Diddy” Combs music after his arrest and federal sex crimes case, it's easy to mute his songs. As a lead artist, his handful of hits – “Can’t Nobody ...

Carly Rae Jepsen wrote 200 songs for her new album How many writers does a hit song need? Ryan Tedder slams 'ludicrous' copyright cases For pop star Dua Lipa, working with co-writers helped her ...

Peter would often email with a simple message of “How’s things?” That message was always music to my ears ... at the 2016 Queen Mary Festival of Communities, my daughter, who was six at the time, ...

Written by the former Beatles duo John Lennon and Paul McCartney for Billy J. Kramer with The Dakotas, which was a group managed by The Beatles’ manager Brian Epstein, this song hit No.