The Lost Songs Project
Mark BlankenshipThis is a music newsletter that rediscovers forgotten top 10 hits. What made the songs popular back then? Why are they still awesome now? We're gonna find out.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 240 | Subscribers | Read | lostsongs.substack.com |
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"Meeting in the Ladies Room" Klymaxx (1985)
Peak: #4 on the R&B chart; #59 on the Hot 100
"Along Comes Mary," The Association (1966)
Peak: #7 on the Hot 100
"Every Heartbeat," Amy Grant (1991)
Peak: #2 on the Hot 100
"Bittersweet Me," R.E.M. (1996)
Please welcome back Matt Madurski, author of the fantastic newsletter Chart Chart, which investigates every #1 hit on Billboard’s modern rock chart. Last year, Matt wrote about a lost hit from Eve 6, and it’s great to have him back.
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I've covered pop music for The New York Times, Variety, iHeartRadio, & more. I co-host the podcast Mark and Sarah Talk About Songs, and in 2022 I won big on Name That Tune. (markgblankenship.com)
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