Of all of Eddie Rabbitt's hits, perhaps no song is as well-known as the late country star's 1980 smash "I Love a Rainy Night." While some songs can spring to life in a matter of minutes, it took years ...

Somewhere in the northwestern U.S. last summer, Eddie Rabbitt was sitting up late with his manager, Stan Moress, and his road manager, Bill Rehrig, in the back of Rabbitt`s bus. They were discussing ...

For the week starting Feb. 10, 1979, Eddie Rabbitt hit No. 1 on the charts with "Every Which Way But Loose." Co-written by Steve Dorff, Snuff Garrett and Milton Brown, the mid-tempo, pedal ...

Eddie Rabbitt grew up in East Orange, became a country music superstar in Nashville, but never stopped being a “Jersey Boy.” One of his lesser-known songs endures, nearly a quarter-century after his ...

(CBS 11) - As I write this, it is a rainy day in Texas so today's blog is appropriate! Eddie Rabbit (1941-1998) was a successful country music singer/songwriter from New York (yes, correct, he was ...

Country icon Eddie Rabbitt scored his first No. 1 hit in 1976, but our choice for No. 55 on the Top 100 Country Songs list didn't hit the country charts until 1980. When Rabbitt released 'Drivin' My ...

Edward Thomas "Eddie" Rabbitt (November 27, 1941 – May 7, 1998) was an American country music singer-songwriter who enjoyed much pop success at the height of his career in the 1970s and 80s with ...

The late Eddie Rabbitt released his eighth album 'Radio Romance' on Oct. 1, 1982 via Elektra Records, so it's celebrating its 30th birthday today. It yielded two more No. 1 country singles for the ...

It’s been great to have Eddie Murphy back, first with his award-gobbling turn in Dolemite is My Name, and as host on Saturday’s SNL — his return to the show that made his name. He’s also been doing ...

Veteran singer Eddie Rabbitt, whose songs have reached the top of both country music and pop music charts, will entertain visitors Saturday at Silver Springs. Rabbitt began his career in the 1960s as ...

Blake Shelton has added a new entry in his “Friends and Heroes” series, releasing an appropriately anxious cover of Eddie Rabbitt’s 1979 hit “Every Which Way but Loose.” It joins Shelton’s recent ...