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John Foster Moves the Crowd as He Dedicates Emotional Rendition of “Believe” to His Mom

Sunday night’s American Idol episode delivered one of the most emotional moments of Season 23, as John...

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Herman’s Hermits – I’m Into Something Good

Introduction: “I’m Into Something Good,” a song brimming with youthful optimism and infectious charm, marked...

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Olivia Newton-John – Have You Never Been Mellow

Introduction: Olivia Newton-John’s gentle and evocative single, “Have You Never Been Mellow,” graced the airwaves...

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The Seekers – Georgy Girl

Introduction: “Georgy Girl,” a quintessential offering from the Australian pop-folk group The Seekers, resonated deeply...

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Don McLean – American Pie

Introduction: Don McLean’s enigmatic masterpiece, “American Pie,” was released in October 1971 as the title...

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Connie Francis – Who’s Sorry Now

Introduction: “Who’s Sorry Now,” a signature song for the immensely talented Connie Francis, was a...

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Emmylou Harris – Bad Moon Rising

Introduction: “Bad Moon Rising,” as interpreted by the acclaimed American singer-songwriter Emmylou Harris, was released...

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The Shirelles – Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow

Introduction: “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow,” a groundbreaking and enduring classic, was released in...

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The Animals – Please Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood

Introduction: “Please Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood” is a compelling and enduring song that was...

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Jim Reeves – Four Walls

Introduction: “Four Walls,” a seminal recording by the velvet-voiced Jim Reeves, stands as a poignant...

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In 1970, the Academy of Country Music named Marty Robbins the “Man of the Decade,” a tribute to both his musical brilliance and his extraordinary kindness. One of the most poignant examples of his compassion was the creation of the song “Two Little Boys.” Following the tragic 1963 plane crash that took the lives of country stars including Patsy Cline and Hawkshaw Hawkins, Jean Shepard—Hawkshaw’s widow and a fellow country singer—was left to grieve while raising their son Don and expecting their second child, Harold. Deeply moved by her sorrow, close friend Marty Robbins wrote “Two Little Boys” as a tribute. The lyrics reflect a widow’s aching love, imagining her husband living on through their sons. But Robbins’ most generous act came next—he didn’t claim the song as his own. Instead, he listed Don and Harold Hawkins as the official writers, gifting them all future royalties and a financial lifeline, forever tying love, music, and selfless generosity together.

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