Pat Boone’s Friendly Persuasion (Thee I Love), released in 1956, is a beautiful, romantic ballad that reflects the gentle spirit ...

Pat Boone’s I Almost Lost My Mind is a soulful ballad that was released in 1956, and it became one ...

Dinah Washington’s September in the Rain is a stunning interpretation of a classic song, originally written by Harry Warren (music) ...

Dinah Washington’s Big Long Slidin’ Thing is a lively, playful song that showcases her versatility in blending blues and jazz ...

Dinah Washington’s rendition of Is You Is or Is You Ain’t My Baby? is a charming and soulful take on ...

“Back Water Blues” by Dinah Washington is a powerful and emotional song that captures the despair and resilience of people ...

Introduction “The Crickets” are best known for their work with Buddy Holly, but their own musical contributions, both with and ...

Introduction Buddy Holly’s “Look at Me” is a charming example of the legendary artist’s knack for blending sincerity, rhythm, and ...

Introduction In 1960, The Crickets recorded “I Fought the Law,” a song that would go on to become an enduring ...

Introduction Buddy Holly, an icon in the history of rock & roll, left an indelible mark on music that continues ...