How many of these songs from “Schoolhouse Rock” are still stuck in your head? “Three is a Magic Number”: The first song ever written for the series was penned by Poconos jazz musician Bob Dorough, who ...

1973: A father’s idea on how to get his son to learn his multiplication tables grew into a cultural touchstone for generations of Americans. That idea of combining multiplication tables and music came ...

Bob Dorough, the jazz musician who wrote many of the best-loved Schoolhouse Rock songs, has died at age 94. He wrote all of the Multiplication Rock series (including "Three is a Magic Number," ...

UNLESS YOU’VE GOT MORE disposable income than you know what to do with, music critics have an edge on you. They’re exposed to ridiculous amounts of music every year and, perhaps due to writer’s salary ...

If you grew up in the 1970s and '80s, there's a good chance you learned at least some of your multiplication tables while you were watching Saturday morning cartoons on ABC. "Schoolhouse Rock!" ...

There are generations that have no idea what the hell Schoolhouse Rock is. Yet the series was every bit Sesame Street’s equal in lovingly shaping the minds of kids in the '70s. I watched a ridiculous ...

Bob Dorough, the musician behind many iconic educational songs from the “Schoolhouse Rock!” series, has died, as local ABC affiliate WNEP reports. He was 94. Although Dorough began his career as a ...

On the morning of Saturday January 6, 1973, Schoolhouse Rock premiered with a set of three-minute shorts that played between regularly scheduled cartoons: "My Hero, Zero," "Elementary, My Dear," ...