Popular Music And Automobiles

The soundtrack to Planes, Trains & Automobiles features a mix of rock and roll, country and pop. The frenetic musical score by Ira Newborn makes extensive use of the folk song "Red River Valley," including a cover of Johnny and the Hurricanes' rock and roll version, "Red River Rock," performed by the British group Silicon Teens. Among other tracks is a cover version of "Back in Baby's Arms". The song, popularized by Patsy Cline, is performed by Emmylou Harris. Another popular song used in the movie is "Mess Around" written by Ahmet Ertegun and performed by Ray Charles.

Billboard and its popular music charts have evolved into the primary source of information on trends and innovation in music. Eric Church sings here about a guy from a small town who is lamenting his former lover who left him due to an insatiable case of wanderlust. After weeks of dropping teasers and behind-the-scenes looks, Tekashi69 has at last delivered on the music. The song, which features the Dominican Bronx-bred rapper Cardi B singing in Spanish and English is a Jamaican dancehall, brought to the club. Its a really catchy chorus and a really catchy beat, Ozuna told Billboard.

Lucio Dalla was a myth in Italy and worldwide. This 'best of' CD contains all the great hits before 'Caruzo'. Enjoy 'Anna e Marco', 'L' anno che verra', 'Com' e profundo il mare' and more in their first original version, with the unique way of their creator.

Chuck Berry is perhaps the defining musician of the early rock & roll era, the one figure responsible for the music's sound, style, and sensibility that created the blueprint for the generations that followed. A guitarist who wanted to play like T-Bone Walker and croon like Nat King Cole, Berry married these two styles to a swinging beat that spliced jump blues with juke joint R&B and hillbilly boogie–a blend that arrived nearly fully realized with his 1955 debut single "Maybellene," a record that topped the R&B charts and crashed into the pop Top Ten. Berry quickly followed "Maybellene" with a series of fleet-fingered, quick-witted singles like "Roll Over Beethoven," "School Day," "Sweet Little Sixteen" and "Johnny B. Goode" that constitute one of the richest and deepest American songbooks of the 20th Century, a collection of tunes that capture the exuberance of post-war popular culture, a period filled with automobiles, teenagers and rock & roll music.

Chuck Berry is perhaps the defining musician of the early rock & roll era, the one figure responsible for the music's sound, style, and sensibility that created the blueprint for the generations that followed.