63 Years Ago, The Beatles Scored Their First of 11 Straight No. 1 Hits—Inspired by a Newspaper Column
Born on This Day in 1928, the Korean War Veteran and Longtime Friend of Chet Atkins Who Dominated the Country Charts in the 60s and 70s
1 Comment On the Charts 57 Years Ago, Glen Campbell Replaced Himself at No. 1 With a Classic Album Buoyed by a Jimmy Webb-Penned Title Track
62 Years Ago, Johnny Cash Landed an Unprecedented No. 1 With a Career-Defining Album that Set Multiple Chart Records
On This Day in 1966, The Beatles Recorded a Song That Featured a Groundbreaking Guitar Technique Inspired by a Studio Accident
On This Day in 1960, The King of Rock ‘n’ Roll Was Back on Top of the Hot 100 for the First Time Since Serving His Country
On This Day in 1960, Jim Reeves Topped the Country Charts With a Song He Thought Painted “A Very Pathetic Picture”
