'Mississippi Girl:' The Faith Hill Equivalent of 'Coal Miner's Daughter'
Faith Hill's autobiographical hit from 2005 mirrors Loretta Lynn's statement of hometown pride and country identity.
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Faith Hill's autobiographical hit from 2005 mirrors Loretta Lynn's statement of hometown pride and country identity.
Aretha Franklin's comeback with 'Who's Zoomin' Who?' wasn't an awkward attempt to be hip. Instead, she entered the cool, synth-sluiced 1980s with aplomb.
Sayville native Chris McQuilkin as CEO of National Discount Brokers Group added a quacking duck sound as an option on the group's voice mail in 2000.
The history of R&B is well documented. Though the genre doesn’t spark as much spirited discussion as hip-hop, there is still a lot to discuss—and a lot to listen to. To start, R&B (also known as Rhythm and Blues) is a derivative of the jump blues, an up-tempo style of blues usually played by bands. […]