Not Rocky Horror: The 1979 Tim Curry Rock Hit You Forgot About
While the late actor Tim Curry is arguably best known for his role in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," he also had a minor hit song in 1979.
Read MoreWhile the late actor Tim Curry is arguably best known for his role in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," he also had a minor hit song in 1979.
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Read MoreDays before her death, music legend Dolly Parton posted a video one of her biggest hits of all time on Instagram and celebrated its anniversary.
Read MoreSongwriters and musicians saw something so special in your favorite cinematic works that they adapted and interpreted them into short pop songs.
Read MoreTom Jones made a living out of doing what he loved, but he says he's grateful for his "real world experience" prior to his dreams coming true.
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Read MoreDespite being released in the '60s, a song performed by Jefferson Airplane drew attention once more after being used in this film over 50 years later.
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Read MoreMany of The Bee Gees' songs, including "Alone" and "How Deep Is Your Love," are full of hard-to-understand lyrics that fans have been singing wrong for years.
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Read MoreKate Bush is the original artist of this well-known, trendy song, but it was thanks to a British rock band that it became popular again many years later.
Read MoreSinger-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot used his music to pour careful, keen, and kind insight into the human condition and was willing to explore his own feelings.
Read MoreSome songs in the rock genre are actually deeper than you think. These five tracks in particular were inspired by stories told in classic literature.
Read MoreSteely Dan's perfectionism brough out career defining performances from elite session musicians, from Jeff "Skunk" Baxter to Larry Carlton.
Read MoreWhether playing with ska-punkers No Doubt or in her solo career, Gwen Stefani is an artist who has always found success by marching to the beat of her own drum.
Read MoreThe amount of time your vinyl record player lasts depends on a number of factors. Here's what they are, as well as some tips to further increase its lifespan.
Read MoreGuitar picks offer finer control and prevent calluses, but their lifespan depends heavily on the material used, as well as how hard and often you shred.
Read MoreToday's quote from Pink Floyd's legendary guitarist reminds us about the fleeting nature of even of our greatest accomplishments.
Read MoreThe shelf-life of a one-hit wonder can vary dramatically, based on a variety of circumstances, and sometimes that means it can become a hit all over again.
Read MoreThis quote from Clash frontman and punk legend Joe Strummer offers a surprising take on assigning blame and the importance of owning your mistakes.
Read MorePaul Simon was in a relationship with actress Carrie Fisher for 12 years. This song was written after they married, but even then, it was complicated.
Read MoreSongs written for movies like "Karate Kid 2," "American Gigalo," and "Robin Hood" were so successful that they climbed to the top of the Billboard charts.
Read MoreBruce Springsteen is one of America's most fervent champions who doesn't shy away from his ideals. This quote speaks to the struggle of maintaining idealism.
Read MoreFrom Toto and Journey to Peter Frampton and Al Stewart, these unforgettable soft rock solos prove mellow songs can deliver electrifying musicianship.
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