Saying goodbye to the Queen of Soul with a prayer from 1968
Dionne Warwick
36 Articles
0
3
Ken Shane
3 Min Read
Craft Recordings has remastered and reissued three of the seminal albums in soul music history on vinyl. It’s a veritable Holy Trinity of the genre.
0
3
Ken Shane
3 Min Read
But let me tell you something The sisters are not going for that no more ‘Cause we realize two things That you aren’t doing anything for us We can better…
0
3
Dw. Dunphy
3 Min Read
Curry Cuts’ third concept compilation ups its game to everything-or-nothing heights.
0
2
Ken Shane
2 Min Read
Judy Clay was known for her duet hits but she had much more to offer
0
10
Dw. Dunphy
10 Min Read
The classic Bond songs, shaken, stirred, and disrupted.
0
11
Jason Hare
11 Min Read
Greetings and welcome to CHART ATTACK!, the long-defunct-but-now-resurrected series where we take a look back at a Billboard Top 10 chart from yesteryear, and try to remember what we loved about…
0
1
Ken Shane
1 Min Read
Yes, you’re reading that title correctly. For a few years in the ’70s, Dionne Warwick added that ‘e’ to the end of her last name because her astrologer convinced her…
0
9
Dw. Dunphy
9 Min Read
Radiohead released their rejected James Bond theme song over the holidays. How did it stack up against the accepted songs of the series?
0
1
Ken Shane
1 Min Read
The Zombies were the second English group to have a #1 single in the US, trailing only the Beatles for that distinction, when their 1964 debut single “She’s Not There”…
0
1
Ken Shane
1 Min Read
Tonight’s the Night was a small hit at the beginning of a Hall of Fame career
0
1
Ken Shane
1 Min Read
A hit for Madeline Bell that was a bigger hit by a Motown supergroup
0
1
Ken Shane
1 Min Read
When Luther Vandross died in 2005 a storied career ended
0
3
Dave Steed
3 Min Read
Jody Watley, Warrant and John Waite this week – it’s the start of the letter W!
0
2
Chris Holmes
2 Min Read
The first edition of the new Chart Attack! podcast kicks off with the Top 10 singles from the week ending February 15, 1986.
0
12
Popdose Staff
12 Min Read
With this, the fourth installment of our look at AM Gold: 1979, the Digging for Gold series comes to a close. Thanks to everyone for reading, listening, and mellowing with us!
0
1
0
7
Popdose Staff
7 Min Read
1973 didn’t end on such a high note for our humble AM Gold series, so maybe 1974 will pick things up nicely. Maybe.
0
1
0
11
Popdose Staff
11 Min Read
And just like that, the first chapter of AM Gold in the 1970s is over.
0
8
Popdose Staff
8 Min Read
The third installment of our look at “AM Gold: 1969” is a grim one indeed. We can only imagine what it was like to hear these songs all the time back then.
0
16
Popdose Staff
16 Min Read
Ready to wrap up our discussion of Time-Life’s “AM Gold: 1968”? Too bad, we’re going to talk about “American Pie” instead.
0
8
Popdose Staff
8 Min Read
We’re back after a brief pause for the holiday season, and we’ve got a couple of stone classics for you.
0
11
Popdose Staff
11 Min Read
We’ve got some familiar names to review this week. Smokey Robinson and the Miracles return, as of course we’ve got another chart triumph for the team of Dionne Warwick, Burt…
0
8
Popdose Staff
8 Min Read
All of this week’s AM Gold tunes but one were Top 10 hits in 1966. But only one of them was covered and surpassed by one Mr. Phil Collins.
0
1
Ken Shane
1 Min Read
Doris Troy may have had only big hit, the 1963 classic “Just One Look,” but she had a long and successful career working with the biggest names in rock and roll.
0
10
Popdose Staff
10 Min Read
As our Time-Life “AM Gold” series rolls on with the next batch of tunes from 1964, let’s all take a moment to recognize the genius of the Bacharach/David team.
0
3
Popdose Staff
3 Min Read
And just like that, 1963 is in our rear-view mirrors. But before we speed ahead to ’64 let’s fire up the old transistor radio and check out the final group of tunes from 1963.
Dw. Dunphy
1 Min Read
If you’re holding your breath for the day MTV starts playing music videos again, let it go. It’s never going to happen, not while there’s a solitary teen mom left…
Ken Shane
1 Min Read
Ken Shane celebrates the six-month anniversary of his Soul Serenade column with an awesome mix that includes every song that has appeared in his column so far.
Page 1 of 2
Next