One-hit wonders have always been a thing, and we think these folk-rock hits from the 1960s deserve to be revisited.

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The 1960s was revolutionary in the world of music ... The British Invasion began in 1964 with the Beatles' first number one and was followed by a long list of notable bands who make up the ...

A greatest hits from the 1960s would play for a week straight, if not longer. But nestled in between those famous monikers would be some lesser known groups, which released some hit songs on their ...

As the 1960s dawned, The Shadows became successful ... Foot Tapper was the last of their number one hits, peaking in April 1963. The following month, The Beatles had the first of their 17 UK ...

Paul Simon freaked out over Frank Sinatra's spin on his 1960s masterpiece. He wasn't a fan of the Chairman of the Board changing the lyrics.

Jack Jones, a traditional balladeer and TV who was famous for hits like 'The Impossible Dream' and 'Wives and Lovers' in the ...

Ellie Goulding has recorded a stunning new version of classic 1960s song What the World Needs ... she performs a mesmerising rendition of the hit, which entered the top 10 in 1965 when it was ...

Jones, Lawrence and such other singers as Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Tony Bennett and Andy Williams were among the last ...

Fellow Cordials band member Leonard Capizzi and Pickett wrote the song together and pitched it to record labels. They were rejected four times before it was picked up by Gary S. Paxton’s Garpax ...

Now, the long-awaited hit sequel "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" is adding another chapter to the already strange history of a surprising 1960s smash from Songwriters Hall of Famer and Oklahoma native ...

Britain’s debt is now equal to the size of the economy for the first time since the 1960s, as economists warned that a string of public sector pay deals would push borrowing even higher.