5 Expensive Guitars Rock Legends Say Are Absolutely Worth The Money
From 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 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 MoreSo long it spanned both sides of a vinyl LP, the longest-ever rock song was a satirical poke in the eye at other '70s prog-rock bands, and has yet to be beaten.
Read MoreThese tracks made a splash in the U.S., but also resonated with music fans in Japan, where they proved equally – if not even more – popular.
Read MoreBobby Vee was a regular fixture on the charts during the '60s, but it took a Carole King song about a stolen partner for him to reach the top spot in 1961.
Read MoreWith a career spanning many decades and multiple genres, legendary country star Emmylou Harris is well-versed in what it takes to maintain artistic momentum.
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.
Read MoreSometimes a good folk rock story needs more time to tell, and icons such as Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen took as long as they wanted with these epic songs.
Read MoreSome of the most defining funk albums come from legends like Parliament, James Brown, Sly and the Family Stone, Betty Davis, and Prince. Here are our picks.
Read MoreBefore you buy a record player, you need to consider things like where you'll put your turntable and how involved you want to be in the record-playing process.
Read MoreIn 1960, Connie Francis became the first female singer to hit No. 1 twice on the Billboard Hot 100, and it was partly thanks to her love of country music.
Read MoreWhen Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler sat for a chat with Oprah Winfrey, he admitted having a big ego, but recognized that luck played a key role in his success.
Read MoreLooking to kick off your day with some super laid-back vibes? Try this playlist of mellow classic rock that's perfect for sipping over fresh coffee.
Read MoreThese five supergroups released just one album each. Still, their all-star lineups and unforgettable music left a lasting mark on rock history.
Read MoreWhile the underlying technology of record players remains constant, skipping some features will frustrate modern users or diminish the listening experience.
Read MoreIn the '60s, Eric Clapton was regarded as a guitar god, but on one fateful day a future guitar legend upstaged him, who would only shine for another four years.
Read MoreSome of the most romantic soft rock solos of all time can be heard in these songs by Michael Bolton, Lionel Richie, Phil Collins, Paul McCartney, and Journey.
Read MoreThis Mariah Carey song held the Billboard Hot 100 top spot for 8 weeks in 1993. The track, based on a fantasy, was built on a sample from the Emotions.
Read MoreTownes Van Zandt was the living embodiment of outlaw country music, yet his self-awareness stayed his hand when writing songs that could influence others.
Read MoreThese five unforgettable guitar solos capture the power and spirit of ’70s rock. Crank up the volume and let's revisit the decade’s greatest licks.
Read MoreIn 1967, folk rock hits by the Mamas and the Papas, Buffalo Springfield, the Cowsills, Scott McKenzie, and Bobbie Genry took over the airwaves.
Read MoreAny good record player will have a tonearm with an adjustable counterweight, so here's how to use it to get the best sound quality and wear out of your vinyls.
Read MoreThanks to live covers, this 1980 Tom Waits song has become so associated with Bruce Springsteen that it's often mistaken for a Springsteen original.
Read MoreIt pays to keep old friendships alive, as an Oklahoma group found out when they brought this future No. 1 hit to their former high school music director.
Read MoreThese days, Slash is known as the global rock-star guitarist of Guns N' Roses, but once upon a time, he was just a teenager holding a guitar and a dream.
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