Where Have All the Pop Stars Gone? Volume 3

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Where Have All the Pop Stars Gone? - Volume 3 celebrates talented singers and band members who reached the pinnacle of popularity between the 1960s and '80s. Through conversations with performers and family members, we share fascinating behind-the-scenes glimpses into the lives of: . ANNE MURRAY, who after soaring to popularity with "Snowbird" in 1970, topped the pop, country, and adult contemporary charts with many of her 80 singles, including "You Needed Me, " and earned John Lennon's admiration for her rendition of the Beatles' "You Won't See Me", . BILLY JOE ROYAL, the versatile singer who recorded 1960s pop favorites "Down in the Boondocks" and "Cherry Hill Park, " then experienced a resurgence in the '80s with a string of country music hits, including "Burned Like A Rocket" and "Out Of Sight And On My Mind", . B.J. THOMAS, the bluesy pop and country crossover singer whose chart-topping hits included "Hooked On A Feeling, " "(Hey Won't You Play) Another Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song" and the beloved Oscar-winning movie theme "Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head", AND MEMBERS OF FOUR BRILLIANT BANDS: . Buddy Buie, Barry Bailey, Dean Daughtry, J.R. Cobb, Paul Goddard, and Rodney Justo of the ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION, the top-notch session musicians too good to remain just a backing band, whose hits included "So In To You, " "Imaginary Lover, " and "Do It Or Die", . Arthur Lee, Johnny Echols, and Michael Stuart-Ware of the group LOVE, who recorded fan favorites "My Little Red Book, " "7 And 7 Is, " and "Alone Again Or, " and whose masterpiece Forever Changes is widely regarded among the best rock albums ever recorded, . Larry Tamblyn and John "Fleck" Fleckenstein of the STANDELLS, known equally for "Dirty Water, " the anthemic rallying cry for Boston pride, and "Try It, " the mildly titillating song that unintentionally provoked a nationwide controversy about lewd lyrics, and . Chuck Negron and Floyd Sneed of THREE DOG NIGHT, which during a nine-year span attained a seemingly unstoppable run of success, with 21 consecutive top 40 hits, including the No. 1 smash hits "Mama Told Me (Not To Come), " "Joy To The World, " and "Black And White.