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Donna Summer’s "MacArthur Park” Returns to No. 1 Dance — 48 Years After Its Disco Chart Reign
(March 6, 2026) – The charts may have changed.  The metrics certainly have.  But nearly a half-century later, the Queen of Disco and her anthem still reign. Thanks to a boost provided by the Winter Olympics, Donna Summer’s 1978 classic “MacArthur Park” returns to No. 1 this week on Billboard’s Dance Digital Song Sales chart, nearly 48 years […]

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Music Jeopardy 42: Country Music Hall of Fame Plaques — Guess These Clues About Enshrined Country Legends!
(March 3, 2026) – Welcome to Music Jeopardy 42!  It’s the weekly music challenge where the blog provides the clues… and you provide the responses.  Each clue has point values — no dollars!  The player(s) with the most points gets bragging rights. Last week, our Black Music History themed clues had five respondents with three achieving a p...

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Neil Sedaka’s 30 Greatest Song Compositions: A Personal Reflection
(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 86 — DJROBBLOG continues its tribute with a ranking of what this blogger considers his 30 greatest compositions.  This is a personal reflection on the songs […]

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Neil Sedaka’s 1975 Comeback Was One of Rock’s Greatest Second Acts!
(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 pre- and post-Beatles eras. Pre-Beatles, Sedaka scored more than a dozen top 40 hits, including the No. 1 “Breaking Up Is Hard to Do” in […]

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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) – 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 architects of modern R&B. In Minneapolis, former members of The Time — Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis — were crafting sleek, synth-driven soundscapes built on […]

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