The first number one of the 1960s by a female artist was Connie Francis with 'Everybody's Somebody's Fool', a song she knew would be a hit.

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Eighty-eight years ago today, the trailblazing singer dubbed the Queen of Rockabilly was born in a small town in Oklahoma.

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From the jazz-filled halls of New Orleans to the legendary blues joints of the Mississippi Delta, step inside the South’s ...

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