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Gary Puckett had some quality records out back in the day, didn't he? They don't make them like this anymore!

Bravo, Gary!

Of all the artists of the 1960s, Gary Puckett (& the Union Gap) has to rank in the top ten. It makes me wish I had done all of my growing up in that decade! Music will never reach this artistic type of quality ever again. 1969 was a great year for music, for sure!

Bravo, Gary Puckett!

R.I.P., Don Cornelius. Soul music would not have achieved the immense popularity it had without you. Rest well, Sir. 1936-2012.

A great song from Dionne Warwick & Friends! Dionne, Gladys, Stevie & Elton hit #1 on Billboard's Hot 100 chart in January 1986! How I miss the 1980s!

Bravo, Ladies & Gentlemen!

A great song from Elton John! One of many lyrical & compositional gems from Elton & songwriting partner Bernie Taupin! Peaked @ #4 on Billboard's Hot 100 singles chart in January 1984! Stevie Wonder guests on this track & plays harmonica.

Bravo, Sir Reginald Kenneth Dwight!

A great version by Terry Jacks! Originally performed in French by singer/composer Jacques Brel (who initially recorded a version of "Seasons In The Sun" under a French title before Terry recorded a rewritten English version). Neil Diamond recorded a great version of "If You Go Away" as well!

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Being from the States, I was unaware of the impressive body of music Terry Jacks put out, because here in the U.S., Terry's only known for two songs - "Seasons In The Sun" (solo) & "Which Way You Goin' Billy" (a duet with wife Susan Jacks in The Poppy Family). Great song!

Bravo, Terry Jacks!

One of Andy Gibb's last singles releases. "Time Is Time" peaked on Billboard's Hot 100 singles chart in January 1981!

R.I.P., Andy Gibb. We miss you.

From The Edgar Winter Group to solo, Dan Hartman could be quite versatile in his musical stylings. He was always one to take chances, which I admired about Dan. There will never be another musician quite like him.

R.I.P., Dan Hartman. Your spirit lives on through your music.

Dan Hartman was a phenomenal singer & songwriter. It's great to know he was friends with Neil Sedaka & Tina Turner! We miss you Dan! Keep on rockin' & hope you're enjoying & taking that "Free Ride" in Heaven!

R.I.P., Dan Hartman...1950-1994.

Wow, I forgot how grand & innovative a track this is! A much better track than "Break My Stride"! Surprising that "The Kid's American" charted much lower, which made it to #33 on the Billboard chart. I haven't heard this in over 25 years! A lost gem from 1984!

Bravo, Matthew Wilder!