
The Loveliest Night of the Year
A Juventino Rosas waltz from 1888, fitted with English words for The Great Caruso and sung to number three.

A Juventino Rosas waltz from 1888, fitted with English words for The Great Caruso and sung to number three.

A Beverly Hills, 90210 soundtrack cut that spent three weeks atop adult contemporary and gave McKnight his breakthrough.

A song its writer said had no bridge and no hook, written in 45 minutes and sung to number three.
Zemeckis told Lewis to write whatever he liked for Back to the Future; the band got its first number one.

Burke's own band was at the session, so Tom Dowd cut it, and Burke delivered it as a sermon.

Two point one million American advance orders, and behind them a Paris hotel upright where McCartney wrote it.

The tap opening it is Teenie Hodges counting time on a crate by his foot, and Green takes over.
Beamed live to 400 million on the first global satellite link, opening on La Marseillaise, its coda quoting Bach.
It opens by admitting doubt and spends the next two minutes refuting it; McCartney still calls it the greatest.