Way Back 2026

Finding Vintage Delights Courtesy of Practical Magic,
By Any Means
and Mazda

Here we have songs from days gone by, currently in theaters: Miriam Makeba's classic South African dance track "Pata Pata" is in Practical Magic 2, a sequel someone, somewhere, has been waiting 28 years to see. Mark Wahlberg stars in the '60s-era crime drama By Any Means and it's loaded with tunes from that time: "Baby (You've Got What it Takes)" by Dinah Washington and Brook Benton, "Talking About My Baby" by The ... MORE ››

Top 100 Lists

The Marvelettes

The Marvelettes are coming on strong with six songs on the list of the Top 100 Girl Group Hits of the '50s and '60s! Check out all the top tracks ... MORE ››

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CHUCK JACKSON

Chuck Jackson

By 1960, Passaic, New Jersey housewife Florence Greenberg had established Scepter Records in New York City with her first act, The Shirelles, who'd scored a top 40 hit, "Tonight's the Night," near the end of the year. Attempts were made at grooming a male act (group or solo) before Flo's company struck pay dirt. Chuck Jackson had by that time enjoyed a few years of minor, mostly-on-the-road success with a notable rhythm and blues group before he landed his first hit single with Scepter's new Wand Records imprint. Little did he know this small record label would offer him a chance to work with some of the industry's most highly-regarded professionals. Winston-Salem, North Carolina was Charles Benjamin Jackson's birthplace in ... MORE ››



Vinyl Attack Morris Stoloff

Moonglow and
Theme from "Picnic"
♦ by Morris Stoloff ♦

Two songwriters, a multitude of musicians, another songwriter and two different orchestra leaders all played a role in the creation of a clever and inspired medley, merging the early-'30s standard "Moon Glow" with the mid-'50s theme from the award-winning film Picnic. Will Hudson wrote the instrumental "Moon ... MORE ››