Song that was recorded by a Jamaican singer-songwriter that was turning into an international hit record by an English blues guitarist

Topping the American music charts for six weeks in 1979, a song that bridged the pop - new wave music gap.

Song from the summer of 1967 that launched The Doors into music history.

At the end of summer 1972, a Washington D.C. DJ took the song and made it his personal project to get the record played nationaly.

In 1977, two musicians were brought back together through a chance meeting where they recorded their one and only big hit record.

Recorded by a one-hit wonder duo that had the longest running song on the American music charts in 1969.

Part 2 of the ‘Songs of Summer’ list that takes you to the lazy, hazy days of summers of long ago.

Something completely different for the KOOL Day for Music post. Thinking back to the lazy, hazy, days of summer- what was on your playlist. What was the summer song that you immediately reached for the volume knob to listen?

Song that has become part of rock history after a fire in a Montreux, Switzerland casino, December of 1971. With the help of The Rolling Stones, it became of the the group’s biggest singles.

Spring of 1966, a minor hit record from The Kingston Trio gets a second breath of life.

Looking at a song that became another for Stevie Wonder chart-topper. From 1977. Sir Duke.