Pop History

Belinda Carlisle's 'Heaven on Earth': A Conservative's Jam That's Been a Nightmare for Leftists

Belinda Carlisle's *Heaven on Earth* is a pop culture marvel from 1987 that clashes with liberal sensibilities yet resonates with conservative values just like a rock anthem from the era.

Dancing Through Time with Wa Wa Nee's 'I Want You'

"I Want You" by Wa Wa Nee captures the quintessence of 1980s synthpop, entangling hearts with irresistible beats and nostalgic flair. Explore how this Australian gem sparked joy and musical innovation.

The Unstoppable Mark Lindsay: Icon of the American Spirit

Mark Lindsay is a rock and roll trailblazer who led Paul Revere & the Raiders to fame in the 1960s. His radical American sound left an indelible mark on the music industry.

Little Eva: The Energetic Star Who Defied the Odds

Little Eva's journey from humble beginnings to a musical icon through 'The Loco-Motion' showcases the power of authentic talent and meritocracy, challenging conventional narratives.

Tatsuro Yamashita’s Timeless Tune: Ride On Time

In the summer of 1980, Japan witnessed the release of 'Ride on Time' by Tatsuro Yamashita, a song that became an emblem of City Pop and defined a generation with its captivating melody.