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Neil Sedaka’s 30 Greatest Song Compositions: A Personal Reflection

March 2, 2026 DJ Rob

(March 2, 2026). As his family and the music world prepare to lay to rest singing and songwriting legend Neil Sedaka — who died suddenly on February 27 at age…

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Neil Sedaka’s 1975 Comeback Was One of Rock’s Greatest Second Acts!

February 28, 2026 DJ Rob

(February 28, 2026) – There are many great things that could be said about Neil Sedaka’s extraordinary music career — a largely two-act affair that can be neatly divided into…

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Black Music History: Jam & Lewis vs. L.A. Reid & Babyface: The Friendly Rivalry Behind 48 No. 1 R&B Hits (1984–2006)

February 27, 2026 DJ Rob

(February 27, 2026) – In the mid-1980s, as hip-hop surged into its golden age and New Jack Swing began reshaping radio, two songwriting and production teams emerged as the defining…

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Taylor Swift Used an Old-School Trick to Get ‘Opalite’ to No. 1—Could Anyone Else Do It?

February 27, 2026 DJ Rob

Taylor Pulled Out All the Stops to Get That Rare Second No. 1 Hit from One Album (February 27, 2026) – Taylor Swift’s formula for getting her record 14th Hot…

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Music Jeopardy 41! Black Music History. Guess These Clues About Key Achievements by Black Artists.

February 24, 2026 DJ Rob

(February 24, 2026) – Welcome to Music Jeopardy 41! It’s the weekly music challenge where the blog provides the clues… and you provide the responses. Each clue has point values…

Neil Sedaka’s 30 Greatest Song Compositions: A Personal Reflection

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