Morning Edition: Music

Sadler's 'Ballad of the Green Berets' was No. 1 50 years ago
Staff Sgt. Barry Sadler wrote the song in honor of another Green Beret, James Gabriel Jr., the first native Hawaiian to die while fighting in the Vietnam War.
Punk memorabilia worth millions to be burned
The son of the Sex Pistols' manager says he plans to burn $7 million worth of punk memorabilia because of Queen Elizabeth.
Metallica and Paul McCartney will play concerts in Minneapolis later this year.
'My Fair Lady' began its record run 60 years ago
On opening night, Rex Harrison was so unnerved by the prospect of singing with a live orchestra that he refused to come out of his dressing room and the performance was nearly called off.
The refrain "kyrie elesion" is Greek for "lord have mercy" and is used frequently in early Christian liturgies.
The band is out with new music and a feature film.
When Smokey Robinson left the Miracles in 1972, the group reinvented itself with Bill Griffin as the lead singer.
P.O.S. is out with a new song that's nine minutes long and includes passages about his health issues.
Phil Spector's 'wall of sound' masterpiece
He assembled a 21-piece orchestra and a 21-voice choir, and also paid Ike Turner $20,000 to stay away from the studio so he wouldn't interfere with his wife's performance.