The 5 Best Bruce Springsteen Songs For Getting Over A Breakup
These five Bruce Springsteen songs capture the pain and hope that come with picking yourself up, dusting yourself off, and healing after a breakup.
Read MoreThese five Bruce Springsteen songs capture the pain and hope that come with picking yourself up, dusting yourself off, and healing after a breakup.
Read MoreStarring in movies, TV, and commercials, these fictional bands may not have been real, but they featured very real, and very well-known, musicians.
Read MoreThis breakthrough hit from one of the most astonishing singer-songwriters to come from the '90s entreats us all to adore ourselves, regardless of our woes.
Read MorePrince fought a fierce battle to regain ownership and control of his music, even resorting to adopting a new identity to confound his old record label.
Read MoreFrom the timeless opening chords of Led Zeppelin's finest to Heart's menacing guitar chugathon, the '70s gave us an unforgettable riff year after year.
Read MoreMeet the forgotten American bands that borrowed from the British Invasion’s sound and style. They successfully transformed imitation into chart-topping success.
Read MoreThe most profitable aspect of modern celebrity musicianship is touring, which provides an opportunity for performers to gain incredible wealth.
Read MoreIn 1986, the Bearded Ones (and Frank) took a break from signature bawdy hits like "Legs" and "Tush" to deliver a slowed-down power ballad.
Read MoreSoft rock duets are mostly a thing of the past, but classic pair-ups like Elton John and Kiki Dee's "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" live on.
Read MoreAfter being separated from their partner for months, this rocker-turned-balladeer poured their heart into a song that would top the charts in August 1989.
Read MoreCarly Simon rose to stardom in the '70s and, despite some of the toughest life challenges, has kept her music as her strength and muse through it all.
Read MoreCombining the soaring complexity of orchestral arrangements with rock music has produced must-have magical albums by the likes of Wings and David Bowie.
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 MoreSome of the best and most iconic bands in classic rock were British. Groups like the Beatles had major chart success, and their influence still reverberates.
Read MoreThe 1970s were great years for rock and roll, but with the floodgates well and truly open, plenty of great songs got lost in the rush of new material.
Read MoreThese drum solos from Ginger Baker, John Bonham, Ringo Star, Ron Bushy, and Ron Wilson blew audiences away in the 1960s and are classics still today.
Read MoreOn August 12, 1991, one of the most famous heavy metal bands in history released an album that would eventually go double-diamond, and it's all-American.
Read MoreLife-changing summers are worth writing about, and these rock songs capture the essence of them very well, with hits from Tom Petty to The Go-Go's.
Read MoreIn August of 1988, Steve Winwood had a hit song that stayed at No. 1 for four weeks. Today, the song sounds even more breezy and positive today.
Read MoreCat Stevens stormed the folk rock and pop world in the early '70s before converting to islam in 1977 and taking a break from music for almost 30 years.
Read MoreIn 1968, Iron Butterfly drummer Ron Bushy unleashed a masterful solo that has influenced scores of drummers ever since, including the Beatles' Ringo Starr.
Read MoreThere's something so nostalgic about summer love. Learn the stories behind five classic love songs that capture fleeting end-of-summer romance.
Read MoreCyndi Lauper's first album, "She's So Unusual," delivered four Top 5 songs, but one was a last-minute addition worked up as a demo. That one went to No. 1.
Read MoreNo one agrees on what constitutes "good" music. And even legendary musicians have produced work that falls flat with their most dedicated fans.
Read MoreL7, Babes in Toyland, and the Lunachicks are a few of the all-female acts who helped spin hard rock, metal, and punk in new directions in the 1990s.
Read MorePhil Collins' drum performances in songs like "Supper's Ready," "Watcher of the Skies," and "Nuclear Burn" prove he deserves his spot in rock drummers' history.
Read MoreSixty years ago, John Lennon apologized for the remark that would lead the Beatles to quit touring until their finals show in 1969.
Read MorePlenty of rock acts have drawn from country for their work, with the results ranging from near-satires to wild reimaginings to straightforward rerecordings.
Read MoreU2's 1987 album "The Joshua Tree" shot them into the stratosphere, and this song, which sat at No. 1 for two weeks, remains an ode to soul-searching today.
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.
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