Some people save the best for last, but not these artists. Here are some of the most unforgettable first No. 1's in pop.

Even if they were babies when these country songs hit the airwaves in 1989, elder Millennials can still sing every word.

These are three of the best duets with Conway Twitty, which he did not sing with his frequent duet partner, Loretta Lynn.

This was the third of Hall & Oates’ six No. 1 hits, and also the title track of their album of the same name. Written by ...

The Beatles' catalog wasn't always easy to corral in one place. In 1988, the 'Past Masters' series solved a lot of those ...

In 1965, The Beatles released “ Ticket To Ride ”. Written by Paul McCartney and John Lennon, “Ticket To Ride” appears on Help ...

These hidden tracks from the 1980s should've been rock standards. They are every bit as powerful as these band's biggest hits ...

The only financial grandeur of note to come out of the "Million Dollar Tour" was the sheer amount of money The Beach Boys ...

Tom Petty had received help from Stevie Nicks in the past. Lindsey Buckingham added his own Fleetwood Mac magic to Petty's ...

Eleven years ago, Little Big Town was on a long run atop the charts with a song that may have ruffled a few feathers.

Sanford Clark, a country-rockabilly star best known for the 1956 hit "The Fool", died five years ago today at age 85.

On Friday, July 3, 2026, PBS aired its A Capitol Fourth special, a concert celebrating America’s 250th birthday. The show featured several special live performances, including songs from Carly Pearce ...