One Love
A 1965 Studio One ska tune rebuilt for Exodus, with Mayfield credited to keep the borrowing legal.
A 1965 Studio One ska tune rebuilt for Exodus, with Mayfield credited to keep the borrowing legal.

Clinton, Shider and Junie Morrison cut it at United Sound; six weeks at R&B number one, 1978's longest run.

Bill Bottrell played the riff everyone credits to Slash, then rapped the verse himself after eight months of searching.

Stalled at sixty-two in 1967, then a brotherhood radio spot pushed the reissue to number five two years later.
Forty-odd stars filed past a sign reading "Check your ego at the door," and Quincy Jones got them singing together.

Rick Rubin's arrangement leaves it bare, and Cash, his voice thinned by illness, turns U2's Berlin song into a reckoning.
Hackford asked for a title theme; Richie handed him this instead, cut mostly in his own living room.
Kate Pierson's guest vocal, Mark Bingham's waltzing strings, and R.E.M.'s only top ten hit in both Britain and America.