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.
Read MoreConcertgoers in the '70s and '80s had some extraordinary chances to witness rock history. These unforgettable shows were worth every penny and then some.
Read MoreThese 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.
Read MoreThese 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.
Read MoreIn 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.
Read MoreThese hit singles are the result of legendary musicians coming together. We ranked these star-studded collaborations from some of rock's best supergroups.
Read MoreJohn Petrucci built his reputation on progressive metal wizardry, but shredding is only part of his arsenal. His solos reveal a remarkably versatile player.
Read MoreWe'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.
Read MoreSome of the best female-led soft rock came from Celine Dion, Whitney Houston, Olivia Newton-John, Tina Turner, Donna Summer and Barbra Streisand.
Read MoreSo many romantic duets defined the 1960s. We're rounding up some timeless songs with playful chemistry and passion that still make listeners swoon.
Read MoreBefore you sink too much cash into your vinyl collection, make sure you know what to look for — and, more importantly, what to avoid.
Read MoreBad 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.
Read MorePop and rock keyboardists may play in the shadow of guitarists, but there was a time during peak prog rock when the keys dominated songs for very lengthy solos.
Read MoreBeing a vinyl collector is a fun and worthwhile hobby. If you're thinking about embarking, here's a beginner's guide to what you need to know to get started.
Read MoreFrom exacting dietary requirements to more extravagant requests, here are some nonnegotiable rules famous musicians have enforced while on tour.
Read MoreFamous musicians are very talented, but luck also plays into a lucrative career making music. That's probably why some of them are notoriously superstitious.
Read MoreSome rock singers have operatic vocal cords and breathing techniques, and if you don't believe us, try emulating these epic notes at your next karaoke session.
Read MoreIn the early '80s, these songs that heavily utilized synthesizers climbed the charts and became wildly popular for their fun sounds and catchy tunes.
Read MoreWhile Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Fortunate Son” boasts its own cultural footprint, these five tracks are still some of the best of the era.
Read MoreThese five classic albums helped define the sweet sound of '60s bubblegum pop. We're looking back at hits from the Archies, the Monkees, and more.
Read MoreFrom B.B. King to Dave Grohl, whether they strummed or shredded, rock legends have weighed in on their favorite guitars. But be warned: They don't come cheap.
Read MoreTurn up the radio and the nostalgia. Here are five of the best duets from ’70s A.M. radio that feature unforgettable voices and timeless pop hooks.
Read MoreHeart pulled of an incredibly successful reinvention in 1985 with a self-titled album that included "These Dreams," "What About Love," and more.
Read MoreWe're revisiting some of the most legendary live albums of all time, with performances from Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, Nirvana, Jimi Hendrix, and more.
Read MoreBefore breaking into the mainstream and becoming alternative rock classics, these college radio songs defined the underground sound of the ’80s.
Read MoreSome legendary guitar solos sound far more intimidating than they really are. These famous lead lines deliver an impressive sound without impossible technique.
Read MoreThese songs by Tracy Chapman, Leonard Cohen, PJ Harvey, and more are unforgettable reminders that folk rock doesn't need to be loud to be effective.
Read MoreIn 1980, the term yacht rock had yet to be coined, but from Boz Scaggs to Hall & Oates, that year gave us some of the best examples of the easy-listening genre.
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