5 Drum Solos We Wish We Could Hear Again For The First Time
Here are five classic drum solos that not only pack a major punch, but make us wish we could experience hearing them for the first time again.
Read MoreHere are five classic drum solos that not only pack a major punch, but make us wish we could experience hearing them for the first time again.
Read MoreOstensibly a story of growing up and unrealized dreams, John Cougar's, aka John Mellencamp, sole No. 1 hit from 1982 was a frustrating piece to get just right.
Read MoreJohn Bonham is regarded as one of the most important drummers in rock history, though he admitted that mistakes can happen when you are pushing boundaries.
Read MoreIn 1970, Sly Stone & the Family Stone released a funk classic, but it was bassist Larry Graham's pioneering technique that became a staple for future artists.
Read MoreThe Davies brothers tend to eclipse the other members of the Kinks, which does a disservice to the talented musicians who once shared a stage with the band.
Read MoreThe friendship between guitar legends Eric Clapton and Jimi Hendrix was such that Clapton intended to give Hendrix a special gift; however, he was too late.
Read MoreThe genius of this jazz pianist, who was born 109 years ago in 1917, was not always well understood, but today he is revered for his unusual playing style.
Read MoreVan Halen helped define '80s hard rock, and their frontman Diamond Dave helped kick that off in the '70s. He was born in Indiana 72 years ago today.
Read MoreGene Wilder's romantic comedy is mostly forgotten today, but this Oscar-winning soundtrack cut by Stevie Wonder is an enduring pop classic.
Read MoreThe Pretenders' Chrissie Hynde has spent decades in the music industry, and she's found great success doing things she initially resisted.
Read MoreWhile bubblegum pop and punk may seem worlds apart, bubblegum pop actually helped shape the sound of one of the most iconic punk bands of all time.
Read MoreThere are classic rock records that offered more than great music. Here's a look at some surprising extras tucked inside the sleeves of our favorite albums.
Read MoreThis music icon was born 86 years ago today in England. He started out as an art school student, but his band, the Beatles, would change rock 'n' roll.
Read MoreFrom Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young to Stevie Wonder and more, let's look back at five 1970 albums that rocked the charts with multiple hit singles.
Read MoreThis artist's music defies genre, but she went from being raised on a farm to making history in the U.K. for her artistry. She was born 57 years ago today.
Read MoreThis song had barely been released when an NFL team jumped on it as a way to tout its prowess on the field, fire up its fans, and taunt its opponents.
Read MoreChris Cornell said that when he wasn't on stage singing, he was somewhat of a recluse, and he was grateful to have that connection with his audience.
Read MoreBarry Gibb of the Bee Gees wrote a song in 1986 that brought him a lot of joy, but it was kept on ice for decades. Here's what happened with the track.
Read MoreBubblegum pop perfectly captured the sunny sound of the late ’60s and early ’70s. These four one-hit wonders still hold up so many decades later.
Read MoreThese hits from such duos as Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazlewood and Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong are the very best of the golden oldies era.
Read MoreSome of the best folk rock supergroups of the '60s gave us songs that still grace the airwaves today, including Crosby, Stills & Nash and Blind Faith.
Read MoreIn July 1965, two former college classmates ran into each other on Venice Beach. And thanks to that chance meeting, the band the Doors was born.
Read MorePaul McCartney and Stevie Wonder famously joined forces on this No. 1 duet in 1982, though its message of racial harmony drew some criticism.
Read MoreThese ’60s girl groups lit up the charts with songs that still put boomers in a great mood. Let's revisit some sweet melodies that make it hard not to smile.
Read MoreThese rock drummers are not only legendary for their contributions to the genre, but for more or less learning how to play the instrument on their own.
Read MoreOne of Michael Jackson's first big hits reached No. 1 47 years ago in 1979. In 2018, the dance-floor favorite was repurposed for a Capital One commercial.
Read MoreIn 1971, after the release of "What's Going On," Marvin Gaye said in an interview, "... I've got a real love thing going on." Here's what he meant by that.
Read MoreThe supergroup may seem like an increasingly rare species of artist these days, but the '80s were something of a golden age for them, as these songs show.
Read MoreSome albums were so unforgettable and iconic that they turned the venues where they were recorded into landmarks of music history. Here are five worth knowing.
Read MoreWith more than 50 hits over two decades with Motown, Marvin Gaye finally left the label in the early 80s. Here's what caused the rift and what he did after.
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