Traditional pop releases, week 37

This week in traditional pop, My Chemical Romance performed 'The Light Behind Your Eyes' live for the first time, marking a notable moment in their recent resurgence. Bob Dylan's legacy continues to be revisited, with reflections on the 50th anniversary of 'Hard Rain' and the controversial history surrounding one of his albums recorded near the World Trade Center. Meanwhile, Harry Connick Jr. celebrates his 59th birthday, prompting a look back at his enduring contributions to the genre. Tributes also emerge for Andy Williams, remembered in Buffalo with a memorial honoring his lasting impact on music.

1. 01

   My Chemical Romance, Every Time I Die, Andy Williams

   My Chemical Romance play 'The Light Behind Your Eyes' live for the first time

   Sep 7 · 2 outlets

2. 02

   Bob Dylan

   Bob Dylan Released “Hard Rain” 50 Years Ago Today

   Sep 13 · 1 outlet

3. 03

   Bob Dylan

   This Bob Dylan Album Was Accused of Plagiarism, Released on 9/11, and Recorded 30 Minutes Away From the World Trade Center

   Sep 11 · 1 outlet

4. 04

   Harry Connick, Jr.

   Harry Connick Jr. fête ses 59 ans : retour sur les grands tubes d'une voix incontournable du jazz

   Sep 11 · 1 outlet

5. 05

   Andy Williams

   Musicians to Honor Andy Williams During Memorial in Buffalo

   Sep 9 · 1 outlet

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