Maureen McGovern had a clear voice, but there’s little personality in the performance. Even so, it won Best Original Song at the 1973 Oscars, then reached No. 1 later that year. Ray Stevens buil ...

Grammy award-winning singer and Broadway star Maureen McGovern will have her own team ... It was the beginning of a life in song and continued with her first big break on Broadway.

Serving as the theme to the movie and released as a single, Maureen McGovern’s “The Morning After” began a two-week reign on the Billboard Hot 100 dated Aug. 4, 1973. (The song hit No. 1 on ...

there’s a song like “The Most Beautiful Girl” to balance it out—and that’s the equilibrium of pop music, baby. —Matt Mitchell 25. Maureen McGovern: “The Morning After” Maureen ...

which helped the song snag position No. 27 in the year’s Top 100. As her name indicates, Maureen McGovern is of Irish ancestry. But her biggest hit, “The Morning After,” was written by the ...

Maureen McGovern has opened up about how she is learning ... to assist her in recording a project of children’s songs, among her other musical passions. McGovern said that her joy comes from ...

Two-time Grammy Award nominee Maureen McGovern revealed that she ... "We May Never Love Like This Again," McGovern's song from another disaster movie -- "The Towering Inferno" -- also won an ...

Maureen McGovern announces that she's been diagnosed ... “The Morning After” made McGovern a star after she recorded the song, written by Al Kasha and Joel Hirschhorn. The song, which won ...