Brian Hyland is the man behind some very memorable songs, like “Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini!” But he had NO idea he was destined for success. His story shows us that you never know where life can take you, so when an opportunity arises, take a chance!
Denise Kaufman is the lead singer and bass player for the Ace of Cups, one of the first all-female rock bands.
After 30 years and 20 million albums later, Fred Schneider of The B-52s is still flying high and keeping his creative juices churning.
Do you remember the name Tommy Roe? In the ’60s, when it came to musical stars he was one of the biggest in the world! In fact, when the Beatles and the Stones were moving up the charts, he was one of the guys they had to climb over. He had 27 songs that made top 30, like Sheila, Sweet Pea and Dizzy! Roe was a worldwide hit. In 1963 he did a tour of England, and you know who opened for him? Four lads from liverpool!
Life lessons from the Musical Icons of our Youth As we age, the music we grew up with means more…
At 82, Little Anthony Gourdine reflects on a legendary music career and the beauty of living in the present moment.
Thomas McClary, founder of The Commodores , is now in his 70s and still dazzling audiences with live performances of hits like “Easy” and “High on Sunshine.”
Joey Molland, Badfinger’s last surviving member, is working to see the band’s legacy goes out on a high note.
Thomas McClary, founder of the legendary band, the Commodores, knows about life’s highs and lows. Despite adversity, from segregation to a lawsuit, he looks for ways to lift others up.