The song is “Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye,” and while some may not know it by that name, who doesn’t know the immortal chorus: Related Articles ‘Twin Peaks,’ ‘OA’ actor Owain Rhys Davies dies ...

NEW YORK — For those who don’t get out to the old ballgame very often, “Na Na Hey Hey (Kiss Him Goodbye)” is the song everyone sings that isn’t the national anthem. It could be called the national ...

Most of my childhood memories, as they relate to baseball, involve playing the song "Na Na Hey Hey (Kiss Him Goodbye)" in my head. Today, it has become an anthem sung by many fans in different sports ...

It was intended to be a “throwaway” song, the seldom-played B-side of a 45-rpm record produced in a New York recording studio in 1969. Instead, it became an A-side No. 1 hit single for a band called ...

[...] even though “Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye” has sold nearly eight million copies, Gary DeCarlo never became a millionaire for co-writing and singing the ...

Paul Leka, a songwriter and producer who worked with many recording stars but who was best known for writing the chanting chorus of “Na Na Hey Hey (Kiss Him Goodbye),” a No. 1 hit in 1969 that was ...

The chorus helped the song top the charts in 1969, before a White Sox organist made it iconic. By Billboard Staff Music industry veteran Paul Leka, best known for co ...

Gary DeCarlo, the singer and co-author of the 1969 chart-topper “Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye,” has died following a battle with cancer. DeCarlo’s friend Pat Horgan confirmed the news via Facebook ...