It’s tough to determine how popular this song was at the time of release as it predates Billboard’s “Music Popularity Chart”. It was initially recorded in 1939 but didn’t gain traction until 1940.

Dawlish’s “At the Hop!” oral history project will bridge generations by capturing stories of local dance halls from the 1940s ...

and collegiennes in pictures like Broadway Daddies and Forward Pass and was also in the early Warners musicals Song of the West and Golden Dawn, both ...

Sonam Kapoor and Anand Ahuja are now the owners of Rhythm House, India's iconic music store. According to a report in the Economic Times, Sonam and Anand purchased the store in Mumbai for Rs. 478.4 ...

What would Tom Sawyer have been without Huckleberry Finn? What would Batman have been without Robin? Or Thelma without Louise ...

Quincy Jones bridged the gaps between jazz, pop, rock, gospel, rhythm & blues, hip-hop, and beyond. Here are some ways he ...

If you're eager to catch a glimpse of “The Christmas Letter” before the highly anticipated red-carpet screening event in ...

October 5, 2024 • Charlie's Music Shop is an old-time radio program hosted by Charlie McMullen and featuring popular music and American standards from the 1940s and 50s.

The songs of the late 1940s and early 1950s, when the big bands had their last great flowering before giving way to rock ‘n’ roll, are what he sings with Roy Battle and the Altones ...

The idea of music being healing has been around for centuries, but during the late 1700s, it was first explored as a therapeutic tool. In the 1940s, music therapy started developing as a clinical ...

However, there is a striking version of the song, written by the Baptist minister William Herbert Brewster in the 1940s, which was recorded by the great Philadelphia contralto Marion Williams ...