The year 1968 is one of the most famous musical years of the 1960s. Between The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, the mainstream charts were packed with rock hits. And more than a few less-famous ...

In the mood to go back to the late 1960s? While the Summer of Love in 1967 tends to hog all the music history attention, the year 1968 was also a great year for music. And the following fantastic ...

In February 1968, the top song in the United States was an unlikely hit by French orchestra leader Paul Mauriat. The song, “Love is A Blue,” hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 on Feb. 10, 1968, and ...

The spirited classic showcased Linda Ronstadt's powerhouse vocals long before she became a solo superstar.

A 1968 hit track that is widely considered iconic was voted "the worst song of the sixties" by Rolling Stone's readers. The choice is a surprising one since "Yummy Yummy Yummy" by Ohio Express was a ...

In 1968, amid their rapid succession of album releases, Cream showcased a different side with "Anyone for Tennis." Veering away from their usual sound that highlighted blues rock and psychedelic rock, ...

14 Songs from 1968: Can you name them from just one line? Get ready to test your knowledge of the iconic year 1968 through its unforgettable music. This was a year of profound social change, political ...

One of the most beloved songs in music history reached the top of the charts 58 years ago. Tragically, the song’s legendary singer never lived to see the success. Otis Redding’s “(Sittin’ On) The Dock ...