The ’50s and ’60s were indeed Fats Domino’s heyday. The legendary piano player was the biggest star of New Orleans R&B, releasing an astonishing 16 Top 10 hits between 1955 and 1963. But one could ...

When Juice Newton released her version of the song, “Queen of Hearts” in 1981, even Juice herself did not realize that it would be such a big hit. However, the song peaked at #2 on the US Billboard ...

Jagged Edge is a popular R&B/Hip-Hop group from Atlanta, Georgia that consists of brothers Brandon “Brian” Casey and Kyle Norman along with Richard Wingo. Jagged Edge’s soaring vocals helped them ...

Vanessa Williams is an American singer, actress, and television producer. She is best known for her roles in Ugly Betty, Soul Food, and Desperate Housewives; she is also a Grammy Award-winning singer.

There is nothing more satisfying than witnessing the rise to stardom of a young person, especially when that individual comes from humble beginnings. Swedish singer and songwriter Zara Maria Larsson ...

Ray Price was a country music singer, songwriter, and well-known record producer. He has been credited to have helped create the Nashville Sound. He was born in Texas in 1926 and was a piano student.

Rare Earth was a band with one foot planted in rock and another foot planted in R&B. Some have called it the first white band signed by Motown to be successful, which is based on its predecessors ...

Brian Culbertson is an American musician. His career started when he recorded a CD while attending DePaul University. It caught the intended recipient’s eye, thus resulting in Culbertson’s first ...

Leif Garrett is a television personality, actor, and singer-songwriter. His singing career started in his teenage years and continued to the present. Leif Garrett is primarily a pop vocalist, with ...

Greatest hits albums have been around since the late 50s. Johnny’s Greatest hits was the first greatest hits album, peaking at number one on Billboard’s Best Selling Pop L.P.’s chart. The two ...

The Turtles were an American rock band that dominated the industry from 1965 to 1970, when they opted to disband. According to Wnrn, the group was disbanded after conflicts with their record label.

Steve Lacy is a singer, songwriter, producer, and guitarist who remained anonymous for a long time. He played gigs and even executively produced an album that was nominated for a Grammy while still in ...