What’s in a name? According to Bob Seger, everything.

March, 1977. Disco dominated the music charts and the world was just a few weeks away from something called Star Wars.

You may not know the name Jimmy Webb, but you’ve heard of his songs. From 1969, a song that was a huge cross-over hit.

During the spring of 1972, a Paul Anka song from 1960 was on the charts that was written for Annette Funicello. Twelve years later, the LAPD was called.

In 1964, a song that was written by the husband and wife team that has become an instant classic.

Song that was written as the U.K.’s entry for the very first world-wide broadcast that was seen by over 400 million people and 25 countries.

Song that made the international music charts in 1971, but it was not the original version. Not many people realize that it was first recorded in the mid-60’s

A rare ballad for the British rock group that still is the topic for disagreements as to its inspiration that was written 1979

A huge hit record for the group that broke their creative dry spell in the early part of 1976.

In the beginning of 1973, a song hit the pop charts that didn’t really know what it was, but found a growing audience.

At the beginning of 1967, a song was released that are still being talked about to this day.

Song that started out as more of an experiment for the musicians.

One of the top selling Christmas songs of all time was written on a hot summer day in July.

Song that was used for a British feature film that gave it a boost on the international music charts.

One of the songs that topped the music charts during the last week of November 1973.

A song that dominated the music charts in 1966

Was there an actual person named Sharona?