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The Mall at Fox Run is still cranking along, but locals still yearn for the good old days. See what some of them had to say.

The Mall at Fox Run is still cranking along, but locals still yearn for the good old days. See what some of them had to say.

It was 49 years ago this week (August 18th to August 25th, 1973) that Paul McCartney & Wings' theme to the James Bond movie Live And Let Die peaked at Number Two on the charts. The song, which followed the recent Number One success of the band's "My Love," was kept from the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100 first by Diana Ross' "Touch Me In The Morning," and then by the Stories' "Brother Louie." "Live And Let Die" went on to top...

He produced, arranged or engineered many of the era’s biggest nightclub hits, even if his records rarely got much play on the radio.

His numerous books delved deeply into the Billboard charts, developing what an admirer called “the de facto history of recorded music.”

To celebrate Black Music Month, we are excited to bring back our Vault of Soul series. This week, we're spotlighting Gladys Knight & the Pips.

FAIRMONT — A Fairmont band that was once a staple in West Virginia and the tri-state area is being recognized for its more than 50 years of performing and recording.

It was 41 years ago Sunday (March 13th, 1981) that "Watching The Wheels" -- John Lennon's third and final single from his and Yoko Ono's 1980 Double Fantasy album -- was released. The song was the second posthumous release from the album, following the Top Two hit "Woman," which was released on January 12th, 1981 and peaked at Number Two. Following Lennon's murder the previous December 8th, the album's lead single, "(Just Like) Starting Over," to...

Meadville, PA (PRWEB) February 25, 2022 -- “Tejano Music Award Producer”: an enjoyable and entertaining journey through a music revolution. “Tejano Music

An exclusive excerpt from 'Aerosmith On Tour: 1973-1985' by Julian Gill focuses on the period leading up to 'Rocks.'