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'All The Girls In The World Beware!!!' was the band's second album of 1974, their ninth studio release and their 11th chart LP in just over five years.
'I'd Never Find Another You' was Billy's second Tony Orlando cover of 1961.
The revered soul-jazz artist's long-unavailable 1969 album gets a vinyl revival via Verve/UMe.
The modern-day line-up of the Motown legends burnish their recorded legacy with first new album in eight years.
Dusty In Memphis, widely held to be the greatest album in the distinguished catalogue of Dusty Springfield, was released on 31 March 1969.
The aptly-titled Shinin’ On, which entered the US chart for Grand Funk Railroad on 30 March 1974, became the seventh of eight albums to make the top ten.
Here Comes The Night, which put Van Morrison in the charts for the second time with Them, was new in British record shops on 5 March 1965.
The Righteous Brothers entered the US chart on 10 April 1965 with 'Just Once In My Life,' the follow-up to 'You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'.'
Bobby Vee who had a string of hit singles in the early 1960s passed away Monday 24 October 2016.
The duo's second album in four months took its name from their outstanding single 'Just Once In My Life.'
A musical trip back to 1962 gave the band their second US No. 1 in eight months.
