These four new wave and synth-pop classics were definitive one-hit wonders in the 1980s, and they've aged pretty well.

When Joe Jackson burst onto the airwaves of U.S. rock stations in 1979, his spare, reggae-influenced sound fit right in with that of other new wave artists. Much like Sting, who as a member of The ...

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Drummer Stephen Morris has shared his memories of the “chaos” surrounding New Order’s 1983 performance on Top of the Pops. The band’s biggest hit, “Blue Monday,” had only been out for ...

And all of them had to perk their ears for cues like Wonder’s Tony Bennett impression before “For Once in My Life,” as he retold how he covered one of the crooner’s biggest hits or the way ...