Why This Classic Rock Hit Was the Only Instrumental Ever Banned From the Radio

As Far Out magazine reported, the first time Wray and his band played "Rumble" was in 1957 at a dance in Fredericksburg, ...
American Songwriter

3 Obscure (And Brilliant) Musicians From the 60s That Disappeared From the Mainstream Charts

These somewhat obscure musicians from the 60s had some success on the charts, then disappeared from them just as quickly.
Yahoo

These ’60s Rockers Topped the Charts for Three Weeks With an Unusually Long Hit

For three weeks in 1964, a rock band topped the charts with an unusually long hit that brought a new sound to listeners and caused headaches for DJs. On September 5, 1964, The Animals began a ...
Long Island Press

Songs of the ’50s, ’60s and ’70s performed by Dream at Great Neck Library

The Great Neck Library will host an afternoon of hits from the '50s, '60s and '70s with instrumental tracks and a cappella on ...
AOL

Iconic '60s Rockers Shot to Number One With This Hit Song 60 Years Ago Today — Where Are They Now?

Iconic '60s Rockers Shot to Number One With This Hit Song 60 Years Ago Today — Where Are They Now? originally appeared on Parade. "Second verse, same as the first!" It's been 60 years since British ...