The Top 10 Hits That Took Over Fall 1964
In the fall of 1964, songs like "Do Wah Diddy Diddy," "Baby Love," "Last Kiss," "She's Not There," and "Dancing in the Street" were dominating the airwaves.
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5 Highly-Rated Portable Vinyl Record Players Worth Your Money
The allure of vinyl records can be enough to take them on the move, and these portable vinyl players deliver impressive sound with plenty of modern features.
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1971 Blues-Rock Song, Recorded By A Stairwell, Is Still A Thunderous Hit 55 Years Later
One day in 1971, while his bandmates went to the pub, John Bonham stayed behind at Headley Grange to record an iconic beat for this iconic Led Zeppelin song.
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12 Biggest Lip-Sync Scandals In Music History
Several of the most iconic figures in pop music (and a few less-than-iconic ones) have weathered lip-syncing scandals -- some more successfully than others.
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While the 1970s produced a wealth of successful musicians who rose to peak stardom with tunes that are still popular today, many of them simply faded away.
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5 Epic Guitar Solos That Defined The '80s
Guitarists ruled the rock world in the 1980s, and these five solos from the likes of Prince, Randy Rhoads, and Kirk Hammett remind us why.
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1964 Pop No. 1, Later A Hit With Gen X In The '80s, Topped The Charts 62 Years Ago Today
This Roy Orbison song was a No. 1 hit in 1964, and in the '80s it was revamped for the Gen X audience by Van Halen. Here's a look at the track's history.
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Quote Of The Day By Meat Loaf: 'Before I Can Sing The Song, I've Got To ...'
Meat Loaf was one of rock history's most dramatic singers, and it's no surprise that his energy was driven by a desire to apply acting principles to his art.
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5 KISS Songs That Prove 1976 Was The Best Year Of Their Career
We're rounding up five classic KISS songs that show why 1976 was the loudest, boldest, and most creative year of the legendary band’s career.
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This 1978 Doobie Brothers Hit Is Considered The Best Yacht Rock Song Of All Time
The music that has come to be called yacht rock has a few trademark qualities, but this Doobie Brothers hit from 1978 is the captain of the genre.
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If You're A Boomer Born In The '60s, You Got Your Money's Worth At These Concerts
Concertgoers in the '70s and '80s had some extraordinary chances to witness rock history. These unforgettable shows were worth every penny and then some.
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Born 96 Years Ago Today In Georgia, He Changed Soul Music Forever
Taught to fend for himself by his mother, this legendary musical prodigy lifted himself from childhood poverty and invented an entirely new genre of music.
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10 Rock Bangers You Hear At Grocery Stores All The Time
These rock bangers turn your routine grocery run into a trip down memory lane. Here are 10 songs you're almost guaranteed to hear between the aisles.
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This Blues Classic With No Known Author Appeared On A Jimmy Page Album
There are plenty of classic blues songs with no known authors, and this one appeared on a 1968 album featuring Jimmy Page before he was known as a guitar god.
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Not Cream, Not Blind Faith: The Ginger Baker Band That Time Forgot
Before Ginger Baker launched into the rock-fame stratosphere with Cream, he was drumming away in a seedy London jazz club for a constantly changing blues band.
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The Author Behind One Of Rock's Greatest Anthems Was Born 77 Years Ago Today
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The 4 Best Pop Supergroups Of All Time
These four pop supergroups united some of music's major stars. Here are the collaborations that produced chart-topping hits and earned a place in pop history.
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1963 Pop No. 1, First Recorded By Tony Bennett, Topped The Charts 63 Years Ago Today
Tony Bennett was the first to record this romantic track back in 1951, but Bobby Vinton took it to the top of the charts 12 years later.
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Quote Of The Day By Willie Nelson: 'I Still Think Music Is What ...'
Willie Nelson has been making music longer than most of us have been alive. If anyone understands the medium's ability to bring us together, it's him.
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The Top 5 Disco Hits That Took Over 1978
In 1978 disco was at peak popularity, and hits from that genre like "Boogie Ooogie Oogie," "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)" and "I Want Your Love" took over.
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The 5 Best Rock Supergroup Singles, Ranked
These hit singles are the result of legendary musicians coming together. We ranked these star-studded collaborations from some of rock's best supergroups.
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5 Guitar Solos You Won't Believe Were Played By The Same Guitarist
John Petrucci built his reputation on progressive metal wizardry, but shredding is only part of his arsenal. His solos reveal a remarkably versatile player.
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The Best Motown Hits That Still Get Boomers In Their Dancing Shoes
We're rounding up the classic Motown hits that still bring Boomers to the dance floor. Turn up the timeless tunes and let's keep the party going.
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The Best Female-Led Moments In Soft Rock History
Some of the best female-led soft rock came from Celine Dion, Whitney Houston, Olivia Newton-John, Tina Turner, Donna Summer and Barbra Streisand.
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The 5 Most Romantic Duets Of The '60s
So many romantic duets defined the 1960s. We're rounding up some timeless songs with playful chemistry and passion that still make listeners swoon.
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5 Classic Record-Collecting Mistakes Every Beginner Makes
Before you sink too much cash into your vinyl collection, make sure you know what to look for — and, more importantly, what to avoid.
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1962 Pop No. 1, Penned In 15 Minutes By Its Keyboardist, Topped The Charts 64 Years Ago Today
In the late summer of 1962, a New Jersey quartet called the Four Seasons whipped up a lively, chart-topping tune that preceded a string of '60s hits for them.
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Paul McCartney Once Recorded This Bee Gees Classic — But Barry Gibb Never Got The Master Tape
McCartney once agreed to cover a No. 1 Bee Gees hit as a tribute to the late Maurice Gibb, but as brother Barry later revealed, the recording never surfaced.
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5 Bad Company Songs That Prove 1974 Was The Best Year Of Their Career
Bad Company epitomizes classic rock, and their debut album, with songs like "Can't Get Enough" and "Rock Steady," made 1974 the best year of their career.
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