My Top 7 songs from 50 years ago (in no order) has to include one from Genesis! My man, Phil Collins made his debut on A Trick of the Tail. I love the whole album, but for today I'll single out- Dance On A Volcano

My top 7 biggest hits 50 years ago- today's inclusion is from a Philly pair who would go on to take the next 10 years by storm. Hall & Oates with- Sara Smile

My top 7 favorite songs from 50 years ago continues with this doozy. A favorite of my Grandmother & mine- the one & only Lou Rawls with- You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine

Trying something a little different this SuperstarWeek. My biggest favorate hits from 50 years ago! We kick things off with one of my absolute favorites. Peter Cetera led Chicago to the top of the charts with this one and there was no looking back. If You Leave Me Now

We bid a fond farewell to Michael McDonald this SuperstarWeek with the title track from his 3rd solo album- Take It To Heart

Michael McDonald teamed with Kenny Loggins to write this classic. The title track from his second solo album. Watch for Denise Crosby pre-Tasha Yar in the video for- No Lookin' Back

Michael McDonald also scored big in a colab with James Ingram in the 80's, earning a grammy in 1985.- Yah Mo B There.

I probably heard this song 5 million times in the backseat of my parents' car from the ages of 9-12. Patti LaBelle scored gold by offering to collaborate with Michael McDonald for the duet- On My Own

Michael McDonald: purveyor of Blue-eyed Soul, with his follow up to his initial hit (yesterday's "I Keep Forgettin'"). Sadly he never had the chart success as a solo act that he had as a collaborator. But he figured- I Gotta Try

After parting ways with the Doobie Brothers, Michael McDonald hit the top of the charts with his first big solo hit- I Keep Forgettin'