Roy Orbison's song about what happens in dreams takes on a new meaning in a scene from the Dennis Hopper flick "Blue Velvet."

Before New York was sanitized, 53rd and 3rd was one of the seedier corners of the city, perfect for a Ramones song.

Bobbie Gentry has written one of the most talked about songs of the century. The mystery endures: what DID Billie Joe throw off the Tallahatchie Bridge?

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• Nancy from GeorgiaI can't believe that nobody has looked at part of the lyrics more closely. In the verses where she refers to her brother, it's with a lower case "b".
  When she talks about "Brother married Becky Johnson, they bought a store in Tupelo"; notice the uppercase "B". Ther also an uppercase "B" when the mother referred to the preacher "Brother Taylor".
  I believe she is saying that the preacher "Brother" was actually the one who married Becky Johnson.
  Of course, this is my interpretation. I could be wrong. Only Bobbie Gentry knows.

The perfect background music for that sun-drenched trip to the Florida Keys.

Bobbie Gentry has written one of the most talked about songs of the century. The mystery endures: what DID Billie Joe throw off the Tallahatchie Bridge?