On this day in 1959, @officialbrendalee released “Sweet Nothin’s”! It’s a song that has had a huge impact in modern pop, and is included on her new ‘Greatest Hits’ collection. Hit the link in stories to find out more! 📷: Don Cravens/Getty Images 📷: Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images 📷: Bettmann / Contributor 📷: David Corio/Michael Ochs Archives 📷: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images 📷: Harry Hammond/V&A Images/Getty Images #BrendaLee | uDiscover

Neil Sedaka - Oh Carol (1959) "Oh Carol," released by Neil Sedaka in 1959, encapsulates the vibrant spirit of the era's pop music with its catchy melody and heartfelt lyrics, inspired by Sedaka's high school friendship with fellow musician Carole King. This track, emblematic of Sedaka's knack for crafting hits, intertwines personal narrative with the exuberant doo-wop sound that defined the late 1950s. The song emerged from the creative partnership between Sedaka and lyricist Howard Greenfield,