Country star Emmylou Harris broke out in 1975 with a series of acclaimed covers, including one duet that was originally written by the Louvin Brothers.
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Read MoreThe Bee Gees are largely remembered for their contribution to the disco era, and some of those songs are still among the best in their catalog to dance to.
Read MoreIf any drummer could improvise his way out of a momentary rut, it was Neil Peart, which is exactly what he did in a solo from one of Rush's best-known songs.
Read MoreIn the spring of 1966, Paul McCartney and William S. Burroughs sat together chatting at a luxury apartment in London. Here's the story of their relationship.
Read MoreRock history is packed with killer guitar solos, many of which are famed for their length, so we found the absolute longest of the longest.
Read MoreFrom the foot-stomping music of Mumford & Sons to the honest, timeless power of Tracy Chapman, folk rock can excite a crowd even when it doesn't go electric.
Read MoreThis passionate bop reigned supreme at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 on August 24, 1960, spending a total of five weeks at No. 1.
Read MoreCyndi Lauper has never let anyone put her in a box, and her classic hits such as "Time After Time" are a result of her refusal to bend to anyone else's will.
Read MoreIn the mid '80s, Jimmy Page teamed up with Paul Rodgers and others to form a supergroup that, after two albums and a tepid reception, simply fizzled out.
Read MoreWe break down how five classic rock bands surprised their fans by embracing pop. These mainstream hits then became defining moments in their careers.
Read MoreFrom the depths of Bob Dylan's vast catalog to the once-ignored artist Nick Drake, we've gathered the essential tracks for any true folk-rock fan's playlist.
Read MoreLooking to buy a record player but don't know where to start? These are the best vinyl record players available out there for your time and money.
Read MoreWhile some careers are built off of a steady buildup of successful tunes, others launch into the stratosphere with just a single hit.
Read MoreThere are some rock songs with a harmonica that stand out from the rest, and we're betting you already know — and love — our selections.
Read MoreIn 1970, some of the acts that dominated the '60s were still pushing out quality tunes, while new and emerging artists helped define the following decade.
Read MoreGuitarists and singers may pull the most attention, and drums and bass may keep the rhythm flowing, but keyboards are fundamental to sound of rock and roll.
Read MoreOn August 23, 1999, Christina Aguilera had her first No. 1 hit with this wishful song that stayed at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 for five weeks.
Read MoreDaryl Hall has had great success both with Hall & Oates and as a solo artist, yet he's faced plenty of scrutiny from the media over his long career.
Read MoreVinyl covers range from works of art to sparse visuals to the controversial, but these five rock album covers include details you may have never noticed.
Read MoreThe '70s were full of one-hit wonders, but Billboard charts put these songs, including "In the Summertime" and "The Lord's Prayer," at the head of the pack.
Read MoreSome of the greatest self-taught guitarists in rock history are not household names; however, they're the musicians even famous artists revere. Here's a look.
Read MoreIf you can turn down Elvis Presley covering your music, you've got something special, and Dolly Parton's songs have found their way into multiple genres.
Read MoreFrom the howl of Axl Rose to Jim Morrison’s angst-filled wail, we've curated classic rock's most bone-shaking screams that still stun listeners today.
Read MoreDel Shannon, Connie Francis, and these other artists have largely faded from memory, but they were astonishingly popular in the 1960s.
Read MoreIn the summer of 1998, two major R&B stars took false rumors of a feud and turned them into chart-topping rocket fuel, creating a hit for the ages.
Read MoreSiouxsie Sioux was the rare frontwoman in punk when the genre was emerging, so her unique perspective about what drove her is our quote of the day.
Read MoreIn 1993, Paul McCartney teamed up with Martin Glover, aka Youth, to produce one of his lesser-known projects, a synth-heavy yet impressive studio band.
Read MoreFrom the technical brilliance of Neil Peart to Phil Collins' emotional barrage, these '80s songs will be forever recognizable for their iconic drum solos.
Read MoreWhile many legendary '70s acts have achieved success, there are countless talented musicians from the decade that deserve far greater praise than they received.
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