Traditional pop releases, week 41

This week's traditional pop highlights include a reexamination of Bobby Darin's global impact with 'Mack the Knife,' reflections on pivotal Bob Dylan recordings from 1965, and a look back at a 1976 Dylan album featuring an emerging star on backing vocals. New attention is also given to the collaborative track 'April's Gone' by Norah Jones and Chris Stapleton, as well as a rare trio performance by Laurent Courthaliac with Hugh Coltman and Christie Dashiell paying homage to Sinatra. Tinariwen's latest release, 'Hoggar,' adds a distinct international voice, while a long-forgotten 1979 duet between Barbra Streisand and Donna Summer resurfaces in memory.

1. 01

   Bobby Darin

   On This Day in 1959, Teen Idol Bobby Darin Hit No. 1 With the Dark Grammy-Winning Song That Helped Him Gain an Adult Au…

   Oct 5 · 2 outlets

2. 02

   Bob Dylan

   3 Bob Dylan Songs From 1965 That Changed Songwriting as We Know It

   Oct 11 · 1 outlet

3. 03

   Bob Dylan

   Remembering When a Bob Dylan Album Featured a Budding Superstar on Backing Vocals in 1976

   Oct 11 · 1 outlet

4. 04

   Norah Jones, Chris Stapleton

   'April's Gone' By Norah Jones and Chris Stapleton - Lyrics & Meaning

   Oct 9 · 1 outlet

5. 05

   Frank Sinatra, Hugh Coltman, Christie Dashiell, Laurent Courthaliac

   Laurent Courthaliac met Sinatra en trio, avec Hugh Coltman et Christie Dashiell en invités

   Oct 9 · 1 outlet

6. 06

   Tinariwen

   Tinariwen – Hoggar

   Oct 8 · 1 outlet

7. 07

   Donna Summer, Barbra Streisand

   Remember When Barbra Streisand and Donna Summer Recorded a Duet Together in 1979?

   Oct 6 · 1 outlet

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