The 1961 hit was the first No. 1, ever, for an all-female African-American group.
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An interview with Máiréad Carlin.
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A 1982 live recording featuring the great Newark poet by by the free jazz group Air.
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Stories about Southside Johnny, Bruce Springsteen and Maxwell’s rank high.
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A novelty song, from 1926.
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Free exhibit devoted to Ol’ Blue eyes is on display through Sept. 4.
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Song No. 175, the halfway point, in the 350 Jersey Songs series.
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A twisted dance song from a band composed of veteran garage-rock musicians.
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A ode to the Jersey Devil, from a collection of songs inspired by the Pine Barrens.
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Exhibition with art about war is on display until July 5.
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Surprise opening number at start of his 2009 set at the Jersey City music festival.
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Play runs through March 29.
