The 4 Best-Selling Artists In Country Rock History
Some 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.
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.
Read MoreFrom a globe-trotting tour to a repeat Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, these are the times when rock stars broke world records as well as their instruments.
Read MoreFor such a tiny island, Great Britain has been home to some big rock bands. In the 1970s, Led Zeppelin may have been at the top, but they had competition.
Read MoreGroups such as Wild Orchid and 702 never enjoyed the lasting fame of TLC or Destiny's Child, but they were vital parts of the '90s girl group explosion.
Read MoreBlues legends including Lead Belly, Ma Rainey, Muddy Waters, Bessie Smith, and Rosetta Tharpe influenced rock history more than you may realize.
Read MoreIt's common for singers in girl groups to strike out on their own in the hopes of solo success, but it's uncommon for them to be as successful as these stars.
Read MoreElvis may be known as the King of Rock 'N' Roll, but there are quite a few musicians who have out-performed him on the Billboard Hot 100 charts.
Read MoreA slow buildup to a roaring chorus with soul-searing vocals maketh the power ballad, and starting from the '60s, these are the sub-genre's co-founders.
Read MoreAlbum covers were an evolving art form in the 1970s, with designers cranking out now-classic packages for Led Zeppelin, Supertramp, Fleetwood Mac, and more.
Read MoreThe Rock & Roll Hall of Fame honors the greatest musicians in the biz, and sometimes they team up with other greats during their induction ceremonies.
Read MoreThe British Invasion introduced a wave of bands that are still icons today, but there were also groups who had one hit in the U.S. and weren't heard from again.
Read MoreThe Lettermen harmonized their way through the '60s and beyond with mostly cover songs, and we've picked those that encapsulate the trio's unique style.
Read MoreMany musicians struggle to even make a living at their craft. But these ultra-rich artists not only made billions, they made most of that money off music.
Read MoreFrom playing banjos upside down to overly protective technicians, a fateful alignment of happenstance provided these folk artists with their own unique sound.
Read MoreBesides changing the trajectory of rock music, these British bands, including Genesis, the Police, and Black Sabbath, spawned some legendary solo careers.
Read MoreSome songs aren't destined for fame, but others just had to wait for the right moment, or right TV commercial, to make them into smash hits.
Read MoreSome songs get into the pop culture so deeply that we see them decade after decade, even songs by one-hit wonders like Ram Jam, Wild Cherry, and Baltimora.
Read MoreFrom Duran Duran to the Police, these albums were foundational to the musical landscape of the '80s, as well as that most joyful and quirky of genres, new wave.
Read MoreCountry Rock may have begun in the '60s, but came into its own in the '70s, and albums from the likes of the Eagles forged the unique sound of that decade.
Read MoreBands such as Judas Priest, Cheap Trick, and Scorpions recorded live albums in Japan that are so good they've become indelible parts of rock history.
Read MoreThese surprise guest performances by acts like David Bowie, Bob Dylan, John Lennon, and the Rolling Stones were some of the best in classic rock history.
Read MoreThe instrumentation behind these female singers played second fiddle to their extraordinary voices, and helped popularize genres to the masses during the 1950s.
Read MoreFlop songs like "Blister in the Sun" and "Bad to the Bone" were not Billboard hits, but later, they earned lots of money when used in TV and film.
Read MoreIn the 1970s, giants such as Chris Hillman, Stephen Stills, and Gram Parsons united to form these outstanding yet short-lived country rock supergroups.
Read MoreVocalists such as Levi Stubbs and Gladys Horton might not be household names, but they propelled some of Motown's best songs to the top of the charts.
Read MoreOnce upon a time, a woman writing and performing her own music solo was considered a rarity, but these famous singers changed the game forever.
Read MoreVinyl records have a runout groove that is typically just "dead wax," but sometimes bands will inscribe secret messages into this part of the album.
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