Teen idol Paul Anka became a massive star with his 1957 single “Diana,” a love-struck hit that blasted from radios across North America. With a skill for songwriting and a velvety, mature voice well beyond his years, Anka remained a commercial force well into the ‘70s, gliding by on silky-smooth duets long after his boyish charm had waned. He even wrote for Michael Jackson at the peak of Jackson's powers, though their work together wasn't released until after Jackson's death. Familiarize yourself with the dreamy, delicately structured work of a Canadian legend.