
C'est La Vie
Gospel singer Beau Williams cut it first; Nevil, an MCA staff writer, took his version to number two.

Gospel singer Beau Williams cut it first; Nevil, an MCA staff writer, took his version to number two.

Chip Taylor wrote it after hearing Ruby Tuesday, Connie Francis passed on it, and Newton reached number four.

Codependency as a love song, Serletic producing, and the only Matchbox Twenty record to reach number one.

Strep throat handed McLean's bridge to Littrell; Clive Calder heard Max Martin's demo and added it late.
Recorded in June 1949 by a reluctant Autry, at his wife's urging, from a story written for a department store.

Vernon strips Reid and Shamblin's Nashville ballad to falsetto, then slips into Raitt's "Nick of Time" at the end.

Cut in Virginia Beach with Danja co-producing, Keri Hilson co-writing, and a hook that shrugs at the whole courtship.

A piano ballad written for Teigen that gave Legend his first Hot 100 number one after nearly a decade.

Bebop alto player Phil Woods takes the solo, and the melody Joel dreamed won Record and Song of the Year.