Stereogum — In The Number Ones, I'm reviewing every single #1 single in the history of the Billboard Hot 100, starting with the chart's beginning, in 1958, and working my way up into the present.… more info

Stereogum — In The Number Ones, I'm reviewing every single #1 single in the history of the Billboard Hot 100, starting with the chart's beginning, in 1958, and working my way up into the present. *** The Shirelles - "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" HIT #1... more info

Popdose — 1961 was a big year for the Shirelles, and many other artists more info

Guardian Music — Artist Elizabeth Price was the singer in the cult 80s band – and she isn't the only former member to go on to greater thingsI can vividly remember the first time I clapped eyes on Talulah Gosh, the indie band whose former singer Elizabeth Price has... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — The two core members of Rockin’ Horse, Jimmy Campbell and Billy Kinsley, are masters of English beat music. Students of American R&B, The Everly Brothers, and the Shirelles, the pair could marry a hard rocking groove to a pop hook with ease and cou... more info

Guardian Music — Indie pop might have been melodic, but it was also a real rebellion – against macho rock and the celebrity machine. Now one of its most talented exponents has a new albumIt was easy to mock, and that was one reason we liked it: it was a kind of mus... more info

Guardian Music — The music blogger picks the songs that mean the most to him as part of our Six Songs of Me projectI'm Andy from The Von Pip Musical Express; an award winning music blog, bringing together the best new music, interviews, reviews and free downloads. We... more info

Guardian Music — In 1961, a 14-year-old boy didn't realise what the Shirelles' greatest song was aboutWill You Love Me Tomorrow by the Shirelles was released in 1960 and went to the top of the US charts (No 4 in the UK) early in 1961. It was the first girl group No 1... more info

Guardian Music — It was clearly a bit of struggle to cobble together the material for this posthumous Amy Winehouse album, writes Alexis PetridisIt says something about the lowly reputation of the posthumous album that Amy Winehouse's Lioness: Hidden Treasures comes ... more info

Guardian Music — Introducing the first of two exclusive session tracks, Anna Calvi explains why she covered the Shirelles' 1962 hitMy father used to play me classic 50s songs all the time when I was a kid – we would listen to Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry, Paul Anka and... more info