Guess what? “Across The Universe” Was Dreamt
The Beatles “Across the Universe” was written by John Lennon after an argument with Cynthia Lennon and the phrase “pools of sorrow, waves of joy” came to him in a dream. John wanted the...
The Beatles “Across the Universe” was written by John Lennon after an argument with Cynthia Lennon and the phrase “pools of sorrow, waves of joy” came to him in a dream. John wanted the...
Guess what? Sammy Hagar on his rock hit “Mas Tequlia” gave credit to Gary Glitter. The Red Rocker borrowed the rhythm from Gary’s 1972 hit “Rock And Roll Part 2”.
Guess What? Dreams,” Fleetwood Mac’s only No. 1 hit single in the U.S., was composed by singer Stevie Nicks during her breakup with the band’s lead guitarist, Lindsey Buckingham. His own version of the...
Guess what? Did you know that Amiee Mann sings part of the chorus on the song “Time Stand Still,” from the album “Hold Your Fire? It’s the only time someone other than Geddy Lee...
Guess what? “Dancing Queen” was written by ABBA members Björn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson and released in 1976. The demo of the song was produced with nonsense lyrics and the songwriters initially called the...
Today in music history October 11, 1997 John Denver crashed his Frodo type plame into the ocean. Here is salute to John Denver with most well known song, “Thank God, I’m a Country Boy.”
Can you guess what are the top longest-running number-one hits from each decade? These songs represent a list of songs that reached the top of the U.S. Billboard Pop Charts and remained there the...
Guess what album set the record for the most copies sold in the first week of release with 2.4 million copies? If you guessed N’Sync’s No Strings Attached album then you are correct! The...
Guess what Led Zeppelin tune was rerecorded by Jimmy Page for the 1998 Puff Daddy song “Come With Me”? If you guessed the song “Kashmir” by Led Zeppelin, you are correct!
Eddie Van Halen is a classically-trained pianist and recorded his guitar and piano parts separately for the studio albums. However, guess what? When the band played live they literally had a man behind...