How The Doors' Jim Morrison Inspired The Monkees' Hit 'Words'
Jim Morrison of The Doors inspired The Monkees' "Words" and "(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone." "Words" became a hit for the Prefab Four.
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Nine Questions Ahead of the 2022 Masters
What can we expect from Tiger Woods? How will world no. 1 Scottie Scheffler hold up under the pressure? And which dark horse could win the whole thing? That and more in our Masters preview.
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At Austin show, Diana Ross shouts out teen fan who went viral
Pop music icon Diana Ross served up 80 minutes of hits from her Supremes heyday and solo career on Saturday at Germania Insurance Amphitheater.
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Diana Ross plays the hits at Austin Child Guidance Center benefit
Pop music icon Diana Ross served up 80 minutes of hits from her Supremes heyday and solo career on Saturday at Germania Insurance Amphitheater.
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45 Years Ago: Hall & Oates Go To Number One With 'Rich Girl'
It was 45 years ago Saturday (March 25th, 1977) that Daryl Hall & John Oates scored their first of six Number One hits, with "Rich Girl." The R&B-tinged tune was the second single pulled from the previous year's Bigger Than The Both Of Us collection, and ended Barbra Streisand's three-week run on top of the charts with "Love Theme From A Star Is Born ('Evergreen')." "Rich Girl," which was solely written by Daryl Hall, was Hall & Oates' third Top 10 hit, following 1976's "Sara Smile," which went all th...
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