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Apple Music Today: November 2022

Apple Music Today: November 2022

Hear every story from this month.
Nov. 30: Michael Jackson

Nov. 30: Michael Jackson

“P.Y.T.” is a pop anthem, but it got its swag from R&B influences.
Nov. 29: George Harrison

Nov. 29: George Harrison

How “My Sweet Lord” mapped George Harrison’s spiritual journey.
Nov. 28: Lil Durk

Nov. 28: Lil Durk

Lil Durk’s “What Happened to Virgil” still resonates.
Nov. 27: Lionel Richie

Nov. 27: Lionel Richie

Lionel Richie going solo “Truly” brought his career to another level.
Nov. 26: GloRilla

Nov. 26: GloRilla

Anyways, Life’s Great... as GloRilla is up for Best Rap Performance.
Nov. 25: Whitney Houston

Nov. 25: Whitney Houston

The Whitney Houston film celebrates 30 years today.
Nov. 24: Lizzo

Nov. 24: Lizzo

Lizzo is Special—and her documentary is sure to be too.
Nov. 23: Lady Gaga

Nov. 23: Lady Gaga

The live version of “Edge of Glory” has us on the edge of our seats.
Nov. 22: Meghan Trainor

Nov. 22: Meghan Trainor

Social media “Made You Look,” but Meghan made us listen.
Nov. 21: Olivia Newton-John

Nov. 21: Olivia Newton-John

How the record went to No. 1 for 10 weeks, and then ran the ’80s.
Nov. 20: Elton John

Nov. 20: Elton John

After a 60-year career, Elton John says farewell at Dodger Stadium.
Nov. 19: Snoop Dogg

Nov. 19: Snoop Dogg

“We Don’t Gotta Worry No More” because Snoop Dogg got his star.
Nov. 18: Justin Bieber

Nov. 18: Justin Bieber

The hit “Boyfriend” kick-started a new sound for Justin Bieber.
Nov. 17: Young Dolph

Nov. 17: Young Dolph

“Hold Up Hold Up Hold Up,” let’s take a moment to remember Dolph.
Nov. 16: Britney Spears

Nov. 16: Britney Spears

“...Baby One More Time” was the show’s most iconic music video.
Nov. 15: TLC

Nov. 15: TLC

“Creep” topped the charts without a rap verse.
Nov. 14: Celine Dion

Nov. 14: Celine Dion

Celine Dion’s record turns 25 this week.
Nov. 13: Shakira

Nov. 13: Shakira

Shakira’s studying paid off as she aced the album 'Laundry Service.'
Nov. 12: Missy Elliott

Nov. 12: Missy Elliott

“Work It” flipped male-dominated hip-hop on its head.
Nov. 11: Jorja Smith

Nov. 11: Jorja Smith

The story behind 2018’s 'Black Panther: The Album.'
Nov. 10: Miley Cyrus

Nov. 10: Miley Cyrus

“Wrecking Ball” is as much about love as it is about her reinvention.
Nov. 9: Bad Bunny

Nov. 9: Bad Bunny

Raise your Moscow Mules to Bad Bunny’s latest achievement.
Nov. 8: Eminem

Nov. 8: Eminem

The story of how rap’s first Oscar-winning record came to be.
Nov. 7: Aretha Franklin

Nov. 7: Aretha Franklin

“I Say a Little Prayer” was her last performance, and it was fitting.
Nov. 6: Aerosmith

Nov. 6: Aerosmith

Aerosmith’s first concert embodies the meaning of “Dream On.”
Nov. 5: Justin Timberlake

Nov. 5: Justin Timberlake

Michael Jackson passed on “Rock Your Body,” but JT knew better.
Nov. 4: Shania Twain

Nov. 4: Shania Twain

Shania reimagined country music’s sound and who it could reach.
Nov. 3: Mary J. Blige

Nov. 3: Mary J. Blige

The Queen of Hip-Hop Soul dances her way to her first No. 1.
Nov. 2: Takeoff

Nov. 2: Takeoff

Remembering the life and work of the Migos star.
Nov. 1: Slick Rick

Nov. 1: Slick Rick

Slick Rick’s classic, still getting sampled 34 years later.