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The Dave Clark Five took his 'Red Balloon', and Cliff Richard his 'Big Ship', into the Top 10

Britpop legends Blur set a dizzying pace on the midweek chart with "The Ballad of Darren".

Grace Carter was on the cusp of success when the pandemic stole her voice. Here's how she recovered.

The singer and composer of the chart-topping ‘Désenchantée,’ who has sold more records in France than any other artist since the eighties, rarely appears in the media and has become a cult hero with a large and loyal fanbase.

Choosing ten albums across five decades of classic British and Irish folk is a brave if doomed mission, because it’s a list that changes at each iteration, discovers Tim Cumming

Raye on how good she feels having found independence away from her old label, the dangers of the music industry for artists and songwriters, and her debut album, My 21st Century Blues.

Along with spearheading the genre's first LP to sell a million copies, Bradley worked with legends like Dolly Parton, Charley Pride, Ronnie Milsap, and more

Jerry Bradley, the storied country record executive who spearheaded the genre's first platinum-selling album, 'Wanted! The Outlaws,' has died.

Forty years ago, a Zimbabwean drummer in Scotland threw away his passport and helped invent the sound of the Eighties. He’s been crossing genres, stretching rhythms, and defying the forces that divide us ever since

The remarkable story of pop's citizen of the word, from an early version of 'Running Up That Hill' to a brilliant anti-apartheid record