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It took Bon Jovi 10 albums to reach this milestone, but in 2007, Lost Highway was their first record to ever debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. Their lead off single received a Grammy nomination for Best Pop
Duncan Sheik achieved much success as a composer for motion pictures and musicals, winning Tony Awards in 2006 for his work on the Broadway smash musical Spring Awakening and in 1997 he earned a Grammy nomination for Best Male Pop
Discovered by Beatles manager Brian Epstein, Cilla Black was one of Great Britain’s most successful entertainers of all time. One of her big hits was in 1964 which was covered by Helen Reddy in 1977 and ended up being Helen’s
Vladimir John Ondrasik III, also known as Five for Fighting, is one of the top adult contemporary artists from the 2000s. The first release from his 3rd album The Battle for Everything was the longest-running #1 single of 2004 with
In 1981, Christopher Cross became the first artist to win the four major Grammy Awards: Record of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist. A feat not replicated until Billie Eilish in 2020
Richard Marx had seen success on the Adult Contemporary chart with three former #1 hits, but nothing like this one. Taken as the first single from his album Paid Vacation, Richard wrote it about his then wife, actress/singer Cynthia Rhodes.
Paul Simon has performed this song three times on Saturday Night Live. First, in 1975 during the show’s first season. Then during the show’s second season, airing just before Thanksgiving in 1976 when he comically wore a turkey costume. And
Restless Heart has released seven studio albums, two greatest-hits, and a live record. But their first big crossover hit came to us in 1987 that peaked at #3 on the Adult Contemporary chart. Your Love Song of the Day is
Dobie Gray spent 12 weeks on the Adult Contemporary chart in 1973 with his version of a song that re-entered the charts 30 years later when he joined up with Uncle Kracker for a then-record-setting 28 weeks at #1. Your
Shania Twain considered giving this song to fellow Canadian singer, Celine Dion, but her then husband, producer and co-writer “Mutt” Lange convinced her to keep it for herself, which was probably a good idea because it was a #1 hit