Many famous ladies in country music have sold over a million records now, but there can only be one who was the first, and you probably don't know her name.
Read MoreBy 1988, music videos were essential for the MTV generation, but for this Bon Jovi hit, the band simply decided to play to a camcorder-wielding crowd of fans.
Read MoreJohn Denver was a free spirit early in his career, but after the arrival of two adopted children in the '70s, his thoughts on his legacy changed dramatically.
Read MoreLong before she scored a string of hits in the '60s and lost the best new artist Grammy to the Beatles, this artist was known as "Britain's Shirley Temple."
Read MoreWe've gathered five singles to highlight the Yardbirds' legacy, and each song represents a turning point in the band's progression of sound through the years.
Read MoreIn the 1970s, country music was just starting to break into the mainstream, but some tunes that are standards now were flops during that era.
Read MoreTo get started, you'll need a few pieces of equipment besides the bass itself. Here's what we recommend for beginners who don't want to break the bank.
Read MoreThis Greek musician managed to become a global superstar without knowing how to read music or ever having a hit song on the radio. He turns 72 today.
Read MoreWhen this cover of a Tommy and the Shondell's song came out in '87, as sung by a teenaged Tiffany, it climbed to the top of the charts. That was 39 years ago.
Read MoreGeorge Harrison was keenly aware of the dangers that came along with the Beatles' history-making notoriety, as he revealed in a 1987 Rolling Stone interview.
Read MoreSome of the strongest storytellers in country rock include Garth Brooks, Kenny Rogers, Johnny Cash, Neil Young, and Charlie Daniels. Here's a look at why.
Read MoreThe British Invasion in the '60s famously exported U.K. rock to the U.S., yet some British bands found America to be their biggest market even into the '90s.
Read MoreCountry-leaning songs by artists associated with rock, like "You're No Good," "Victim of Love," and "Mama Said," blurred the lines between LA and Nashville.
Read MoreBoston's Tom Scholz was known for being slow to debut new music. He even wrote his 1986 No. 1 hit six years before it was released on the album "Third Stage."
Read MoreTony Iommi is a seminal figure in rock 'n' roll history, but a health issue made the iconic guitarist consider what he wanted to do with his remaining years.
Read MoreDuets in alternative rock exist, but they differ from the romantic duets that often grace the radio waves. Here's a look at five of the best of the genre.
Read MoreGlam rock was a seminal cornerstone of the music scene in the 1970s, but not every rocker could be David Bowie. These are the genre's best one-hit wonders.
Read MoreSome of the best-selling tunes in history have come from the toe-tapping genre of county rock from bands like the Eagles and Hootie and the Blowfish.
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