Top 12 Most Played Songs In R&B & Soul History (1960-1983) | The Stories Nobody Told You

What makes a song last sixty years? It's not just the melody. It's the story behind it — the struggle, the fight, the moment that nearly never happened. RnBPulseTrack counts down the twelve most played, most remembered recordings in the history of R&B and Soul — from 1960 to 1983. From Aretha Franklin turning Otis Redding's song into a civil rights anthem, to Otis recording three days before his death. From Michael Jackson fighting Quincy Jones for twenty-nine seconds of bass, to a label burying Gloria Gaynor's greatest performance on a B-side. From Bill Withers meeting Grover Washington for the very first time the day they made their greatest song together. Featured Artist: The Temptations | Marvin Gaye | Stevie Wonder | Gloria Gaynor | Earth, Wind & Fire | Michael Jackson | The Staple Singers | Otis Redding | Aretha Franklin | Grover Washington Jr. & Bill Withers | Ben E. King Featured Songs: 12. Stand By Me 11. Respect 10.( Sittin' On ) The Dock of the Bay 9.Just the Two of Us 8.Billie Jean 7.I'll Take You There 6.I Heard It Through the Grapevine 5.I Will Survive 4.September 3.Superstition 2.Let's Get It On 1.My Girl Subscribe to RnBPulseTrack for weekly deep-dives into vintage R&B, classic soul, and the untold stories behind the music that defined generations. #RnBPulseTrack #ClassicSoul #RnBHistory #ArethaFranklin #MarvinGaye #MichaelJackson #OtisRedding #StevieWonder #EarthWindAndFire #GloriaGaynor #TheTemptations #BenEKing #GroverWashingtonJr #BillWithers #StapleSingers #Motown #StaxRecords #AtlanticRecords #SoulMusic #VintageRnB #OldSchoolSoul #MusicDocumentary #BlackMusicHistory #ClassicRnB