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Best The Game Songs: Fearless Compton Hip-Hop
The Game’s best songs are the product of a fearless rapper from Compton who has never stopped pitting himself against the world.
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‘My Life’: Mary J. Blige Beds In As The Queen Of Hip-Hop Soul
With the 1994 album, Blige was on her sophomore release and the follow-up to her 1992 breakthrough album ‘What’s The 411?’
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‘You Give Love A Bad Name’: Bon Jovi’s First Anthem
The song raced to No.1 as the band raced into the top flight of worldwide rock attractions.
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‘Super Trouper’: ABBA Score Their Final UK No.1 Single
As ABBA completed the ‘Super Trouper’ album, the only thing missing was a song called 'Super Trouper.'
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‘Paris’: How Supertramp Thrilled The City Of Light
The November 1979 show in Paris took place in front of 8,000 admiring Supertramp fans and was turned into a live album.
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‘Squeeze Box’: The Who Hit Championed By Ronnie Lane
Pete Townshend admitted that he wrote the song for his own amusement, and initially didn't even consider it for 'The Who By Numbers.'
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‘Bluejeans & Moonbeams’: How Captain Beefheart Inspired Kate Bush
The album in Beefheart's catalog with the Magic Band that’s generally thought to be their most commercial was released on November 29, 1974.
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’Heartaches’: The Patsy Cline Hit That Country Missed
‘Heartaches’ was one of only two 45s to make the British chart before the country queen passed away in 1963.
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Move It On Over: Hank Williams Goes Jazz
To prove that his work can be reinterpreted in a variety of styles, a uDiscover Music playlist gathering together the best Hank remakes by jazz artists.
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‘Buhaina’s Delight’: Why This Art Blakey Classic Continues To Thrill
One of The Jazz Messengers’ strongest albums of the 60s, ‘Buhaina’s Delight’ finds Art Blakey leading his group through pulsating pieces of hard bop.
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Best Hanukkah Songs: 25 Ways To Celebrate The Festival Of Lights
From traditional tunes to offbeat comedy numbers, the 25 best Hanukkah songs will light up all eight nights of your celebrations.
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‘Hush’ No More: Deep Purple Rock The Fillmore
The Mk I line-up's show at the famed venue was part of their new focus on the American market.
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Late Starter: Willie Nelson Makes His Grand Ole Opry Debut
On November 28, 1964, Willie made a new career breakthrough with the accolade of a debut performance at the Grand Ole Opry.
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Berry Gordy: The Visionary Who Made Motown
The founder of Motown Records was born in the city he helped make synonymous with soulfulness, Detroit, on November 28, 1929.
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‘Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret’: Soft Cell’s Peep-Show Of Sounds
Unashamedly sleazy, ‘Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret’ harnessed the new rules of the dancefloor to create a soundtrack to a striptease clip joint.
