Bells will be ringing the glad glad news. Oh, what a Christmas to have the blues. My baby’s gone. I have no friends To wish me greetings once again. Yeah, Christmas is a bad time to have the blues, ...

Love has sung the modern standard she originated on “The View,” but her song has not had a regular nighttime slot since 2014. She recently sang it on the Rockefeller Center prime-time special with ...

Prior to his success of “Please Come to Boston,” Loggins’ song “Pieces of April” became a Top-20 Hot 100 hit for Three Dog Night in 1973. “Please Come to Boston” was Loggins’ only major pop hit as an ...

During a 2019 interview on the Music Is My Life Podcast, Love said she loved “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)” when she first heard it over the phone. However, the writers were apprehensive about it ...

Most Christmas music is either cheery and upbeat, or is worshipful and reverent. There’s happy holiday verbiage like Deck the halls with boughs of holly, or Ho ho ho! Who wouldn’t know, or Have a ...

Buffalo Tom presents its second annual mini music fest, Please Come to Boston, this weekend in Somerville – three days of ...

On their new Christmas album, “Let It Snow,” 98 Degrees put their spin on several holiday favorites. One of the tracks, a sentimental ballad with an R&B feel called “Please Come Home for Christmas,” ...

Dave Loggins, a singer-songwriter who had a memorable chart-topper with “Please Come to Boston” in 1974, died Wednesday at Alive Hospice in Nashville. He was 76; no cause of death was given. With ...

The singer-songwriter also wrote the longstanding "Augusta" theme song for golf's Masters Tournament Rachel DeSantis is a senior writer on the music team at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE ...

On a punishingly hot day in August of 1963, Darlene Love walked into L.A.’s Gold Star Studios with producer Phil Spector to lay down the vocals for a new song he’d just written with Jeff Barry and ...

One of Hollywood’s nicknames is “the dream factory” — and sometimes, the dream that comes down the pipeline is of a white Christmas. Irving Berlin’s ubiquitous holiday ballad is just one of the many ...