Traditional pop releases, week 43

This week's traditional pop releases highlight enduring legacies and unexpected successes, from Bob Dylan's influence on Sara Evans's 2004 breakthrough to Doris Day's reluctant hit that defied her intentions. Roy Orbison's unplanned No. 1 in the UK and Neil Young's complex relationship with Dylan's work further illustrate the genre's rich, interconnected history. The spotlight also turns to Barbra Streisand, whose passionate and meticulous career is explored in a new portrait. These stories reflect the quiet power of songs that shape careers and redefine eras.

1. 01

   Bob Dylan, Sara Evans

   Bob Dylan Inspired What Became a Massive Hit for Sara Evans in 2004

   Oct 25 · 1 outlet

2. 02

   Neil Young, Bob Dylan

   Vous aimez Harvest de Neil Young ? Bob Dylan, lui, l’avait mauvaise

   Oct 21 · 1 outlet

3. 03

   Doris Day

   Doris Day Vowed to Never Sing This Song Again, but It Became Her Biggest Hit

   Oct 20 · 1 outlet

4. 04

   Roy Orbison

   On This Day in 1960, Roy Orbison Scored His First No. 1 Across the Pond With a Song He Never Planned to Record

   Oct 20 · 1 outlet

5. 05

   Barbra Streisand

   "Barbra Streisand, diamant brut", parcours d’une femme passionnée, perfectionniste et insoumise

   Oct 19 · 1 outlet

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