Sporting their iconic beards, shades, and a bright red hot rod, the Texas band ZZ Top roared into 1983 with a new sound and ...
Remember going to the mall with your pals in 1983 and hearing these rock songs on the speakers? These tunes might just send ...
Crafting a hit song sometimes happens immediately. "The lyrics, the strings, the chords, everything comes at the moment like a gift that is put right into your head and that's how I hear it," Michael ...
Five of the most important songs in the history of rock 'n' roll graced record stores, radio, and MTV in 1983, making it one of the most pivotal years in rock history. As the mid-decade approached, ...
From the start of July through August 2023, we’re ranking every Billboard #1 hit from 1973, 1983, 1993, 2003 and 2013 from worst to best in each respective year. Last week, we looked at what 1973 had ...
Remember jumping on the bus in 1983, throwing on your headphones, and jamming out to your favorite mixtape songs via your cassette player? That was the go-to move for many an 80s kid back in the day, ...
The Queen of Pop debuted four decades ago. By Joe Lynch Executive Digital Director On July 27, 1983, Madonna released Madonna, a self-titled debut that introduced the world to a Michigan-born, New ...
While hit albums are praised as a whole, not every song on the tracklist is a No.1 hit, like a 1983 song by The Police. The iconic rock band struck gold with their fifth and final studio album, but ...
George Straithas over 40 Billboard No. 1 hits, but surprisingly, "Amarillo by Morning" isn't one of them. The 1982 country staple is one of Strait's only singles to not reach No. 1 on Billboard's Hot ...
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Imagine you sent a time traveler back to 1983 to bring back the biggest, most influential album of the year. If your time traveler didn’t return with Michael Jackson’s “Thriller,” well, you’d just ...