I couldn’t leave The Beach Boys off this list. This group was all the rage with teens in 1963, and “Surfin’ U.S.A.” is still ...

Decades after the original hit the airwaves, the rock icon introduced the vintage track to a whole new generation of listeners ...

When she dethroned Connie Francis, it marked the first time female singers had back-to-back No. 1s on the Hot 100.

March cut "I Will Follow Him" in early January 1963. It was the only song she recorded during a three-hour session. "They had me in an isolation booth, because my voice was too loud," she said. "The ...

ZZ Top really went into mid-’80s commercial overdrive, thanks largely to the advent of MTV — a format not often charitable to ...

The rock track became a hit multiple times with different major artists over decades.

Indeed, these are three one-hit wonders from the 1960s we hear all the time in shopping malls and grocery stores.

One of the most celebrated songs of the 1960s took an unusual path from its young songwriter to the top of the charts.

The deeply personal '70s favorite found new life decades later through a dramatically different interpretation.

There's no shame in peaking in the runner-up spot. The Beatles, the GOAT of pop groups, did it three times.

Dropped in 1963 amid a Hot 100 in flux, we take a look at just what was US number one when Bob Dylan released 'The ...

Taylor Swift has become the most successful artist of all time, and on Thursday, she celebrated the 14th anniversary of the ...