The concept of the “greatest hits” record is a surprisingly new invention. The world’s first greatest hits compilation was released on this day, March 15, 1958, by pop and jazz artist Johnny Mathis.

Mathis topped the Billboard 200 twice, with the game-changing Johnny's Greatest Hits and the aptly-titled Heavenly.

The 89-year-old romantic singer, behind hits like “Wonderful, Wonderful” and “It’s Not For Me To Say,” was scheduled to continue touring throughout the summer. However, he has now canceled all ...

Johnny Mathis is celebrating his 68th year in the music industry with a special holiday performance at the Mayo Performing Arts Center. On Dec. 7, the Grammy-nominated artist will sing his greatest ...

Ten years ago, Johnny Mathis performed for peers the night before the Grammy Awards. Now the 89-year-old says he's retiring from touring. (Paul A. Hebert / Invision / Associated Press) It's time to ...

Award-winning singer-songwriter Johnny Mathis will perform his final concert in Englewood at the Bergen Performing Arts Center on May 18. In a Facebook post Wednesday, his team said the rest of Mathis ...

Legendary singer and songwriter Johnny Mathis has announced his retirement from touring, RadarOnline.com has learned, with his final live performance scheduled for May. The 89-year-old shared the news ...