HeyJaredMike Sauter
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Notes on WYEP's Greatest Songs of All Time countdown (opens the original)
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Listeners always ask us for some statistics about the final list when we present a listener-voted countdown, so here you are! (If you are looking for the complete countdown list, click here.) In WYEP's Greatest Songs of All Time countdown, the artist who appeared the most under their own name was The Beatles, with 40 appearances on the list. Bob Dylan was second most-represented, with 32 songs. Bruce Springsteen was next (20 songs), followed by Neil Young (16), and a three-way tie by The Rolling
The 'Ultimate One-Hit Wonders,' including Crazy Town, Daniel Powter & The Singing Nun (opens the original)
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Sept. 25 was National One-Hit Wonder Day, a day to celebrate musical artists who had one and only one top 40 hit on the pop chart (a.k.a., the “Hot 100”). Some of these artists only have one song of note in their catalogue, while others are legends of rock, country, rap (or some other genre) but only had a brief — and possibly flukish — flirtation with pop listeners. I want to acquaint you with an even more exclusive club: artists who have managed the unusual feat of topping the American singles
Remembering Glen Hansard and his 2013 Pittsburgh visit (opens the original)
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Glen Hansard, the Oscar-winning Irish songwriter and key member of both The Frames and The Swell Season, has died at age 56 in a motorcycle accident in Dublin. We are remembering Hansard with his 2013 Live & Direct Session at WYEP. He visited our studios on June 12, 2013, on his way to a performance that evening at the Three Rivers Arts Festival. Hansard performed three songs: "Love Don't Leave Me Waiting," "Maybe Not Tonight" (both from his solo debut album, Rhythm and Repose) and "Her Mercy" (
MTV blasted off 45 years ago this week (opens the original)
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MTV began broadcasting 45 years ago, on Aug. 1, 1981. These days, music videos are typically viewed on YouTube, and the channel has long diminished the “M” in its name in favor of youth lifestyle content and reality shows. For more than a decade after MTV launched, however, it revolutionized how popular music was promoted, discovered, and experienced in the United States, for good or for ill. It's a well-established trivia question at this point to ask for the first video ever played on MTV. Tha
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