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The 1967 classic has been remade every which way from reggae and disco, and by everyone from the Everly Brothers to Joe Cocker.
His second and final US No. 1 single was literally retrieved from the garbage can, and had connections to Sam Cooke and Glen Campbell.
Who wrote the first ever blues song and what was the first ever recorded blues song? We dig deep to find out the fascinating history of recorded blues.
The tastemaking London quartet were on the radio with the new single ‘Hey Girl’ when their first LP hit the streets.
Another of his timeless hits entered the Hot 100 in May 1960.
Within months of the great soul man's premature passing, the Motown trio paid tribute on disc.
While it sparked so many singles, the album is more than just the sum of its parts.
Billy Preston, keyboard confidant of both The Beatles and the Rolling Stones, entered the Hot 100 on 31 March 1973 with 'Will It Go Round In Circles.'
Few latter-day female-artists-turned-executives broke down barriers the way that Bonnie Guitar did, as a session guitarist, star, label owner and A&R head.
Love makes the world go round, but love also goes round itself, in the grooves of the majority of the greatest pop songs ever made.
On 30 January 1965, when Billboard resumed publishing its R&B chart after a 14-month gap, Motown ruled the roost with the Temptations' 'My Girl.'
Sam Cooke, born on 22 January, 193, was not only a soul icon, but one of the first African-American stars with a grasp of how the music business worked.
Rod Stewart, born on 10 January 1945, made a series of formative records for Mercury that are well worth reinvestigating.
Less than a month after his shocking death, fans of Sam Cooke gave him his first posthumous hit with 'Shake,' which made the Hot 100 on 9 January 1965.
On the UK chart for New Year's Day, 1972, Cat Stevens debuted with 'Morning Has Broken,' an attractive version of the Christian hymn published in 1931.