"25 Or 6 To 4" (1986 re-recording) by #Chicago
[Pop: top-50 / AOR: top-40]
"25 Or 6 To 4" (1986 re-recording) by #Chicago
[Pop: top-50 / AOR: top-40]
"Don't Stand So Close To Me '86" (1986 re-recording)
by #thePolice
[Pop: top-50 / AOR: top-10]
"Don't Stand So Close To Me '86" (1986 re-recording)
by #thePolice
[Pop: top-50 / AOR: top-10]
"Ah! Leah!" (1980) by Donnie Iris and the Cruisers
[AOR: top-20 / Pop: top-30]
"Ah! Leah!" (1980) by Donnie Iris and the Cruisers
[AOR: top-20 / Pop: top-30]
"Love Is Like A Rock" (1981-82) by Donnie Iris and the Cruisers
[AOR: top-10 / Pop: top-40]
"Love Is Like A Rock" (1981-82) by Donnie Iris and the Cruisers
[AOR: top-10 / Pop: top-40]
"The Rapper" (1970) by the Jaggerz,
from the album "We Went To Different Schools Together"
Lead vocals: Donnie Iris (2/28/1943 - 10/26/2026)
"The Rapper" (1970) by the Jaggerz,
from the album "We Went To Different Schools Together"
Lead vocals: Donnie Iris (2/28/1943 - 10/26/2026)
"Samantha (What You Gonna Do?)" (1988) by Cellarful Of Noise
Guest lead vocals: Donnie Iris, as the band featured two of his bandmates from the Cruisers
[Charting pop hit]
"Samantha (What You Gonna Do?)" (1988) by Cellarful Of Noise
Guest lead vocals: Donnie Iris, as the band featured two of his bandmates from the Cruisers
[Charting pop hit]
"The Bonny Swans" (1994 cover) by @loreenamckennitt.bsky.social,
from "The Mask And Mirror", just re-released this month
Bouzouki, bodhrán: Dónal Lunny
"The Bonny Swans" (1994 cover) by @loreenamckennitt.bsky.social,
from "The Mask And Mirror", just re-released this month
Bouzouki, bodhrán: Dónal Lunny
"Only Our Rivers (Run Free)" (1973) by Planxty,
featuring Christy Moore on vocals
and Dónal Lunny (3/10/1947 - 10/23/2026) on guitar and bouzouki
Writer: Mickey MacConnell (12/28/1947 - 7/3/2025)
"Only Our Rivers (Run Free)" (1973) by Planxty,
featuring Christy Moore on vocals
and Dónal Lunny (3/10/1947 - 10/23/2026) on guitar and bouzouki
Writer: Mickey MacConnell (12/28/1947 - 7/3/2025)
"Sweet Little Sixteen" (1958) by #ChuckBerry
[R&B: #1 / Pop: #2]
#ChuckBerry100
"Sweet Little Sixteen" (1958) by #ChuckBerry
[R&B: #1 / Pop: #2]
#ChuckBerry100
"Johnny B. Goode" (1958) by #ChuckBerry
[R&B: #2 / Pop: top-10]
#ChuckBerry100
"Johnny B. Goode" (1958) by #ChuckBerry
[R&B: #2 / Pop: top-10]
#ChuckBerry100
"Rock And Roll Music" (1957) by #ChuckBerry
[Pop, R&B: top-10]
#ChuckBerry100
www.youtube.com/watch?v=sG13...
"Rock And Roll Music" (1957) by #ChuckBerry
[Pop, R&B: top-10]
#ChuckBerry100
www.youtube.com/watch?v=sG13...
"No Particular Place To Go" (1963) by #ChuckBerry
[R&B: #2 / Pop: top-10]
#ChuckBerry100
"No Particular Place To Go" (1963) by #ChuckBerry
[R&B: #2 / Pop: top-10]
#ChuckBerry100
"Roll Over Beethoven" (1955)
by rock and roll pioneer #ChuckBerry (1926-2017),
born 100 years ago today
[R&B: #2 / Pop: top-30]
"Roll Over Beethoven" (1955)
by rock and roll pioneer #ChuckBerry (1926-2017),
born 100 years ago today
[R&B: #2 / Pop: top-30]
"A Little Bit More" (1986), #1 R&B duet
for Melba Moore and Freddie Jackson
"A Little Bit More" (1986), #1 R&B duet
for Melba Moore and Freddie Jackson
"Never Let Go" (2023) by Freddie Jackson,
from his final album "My First Love", a tribute to this late mother
"Never Let Go" (2023) by Freddie Jackson,
from his final album "My First Love", a tribute to this late mother
"Have You Ever Loved Somebody" (1986-87) by Freddie Jackson
(covered soon afterwards by Najee, with Freddie singing backup)
[R&B: #1 / Charting pop hit]
"Have You Ever Loved Somebody" (1986-87) by Freddie Jackson
(covered soon afterwards by Najee, with Freddie singing backup)
[R&B: #1 / Charting pop hit]
"All I Ever Ask" (1992 Joshua Kadison composition) by Najee,
with lead vocals by Freddie Jackson
(whose album from that year lists the title as "All I'll Ever Ask" instead)
[Charting R&B hit]
"All I Ever Ask" (1992 Joshua Kadison composition) by Najee,
with lead vocals by Freddie Jackson
(whose album from that year lists the title as "All I'll Ever Ask" instead)
[Charting R&B hit]
"He'll Never Love You (Like I Do)" (1985-86)
by beloved R&B star Freddie Jackson (10/2/1956 - 10/5/2026)
[R&B: top-10 / Dance: top-20 / Pop: top-15 / AC: top-30]
"He'll Never Love You (Like I Do)" (1985-86)
by beloved R&B star Freddie Jackson (10/2/1956 - 10/5/2026)
[R&B: top-10 / Dance: top-20 / Pop: top-15 / AC: top-30]