The 5 Best Stevie Nicks Songs For Getting Over A Breakup
Stevie Nicks is no stranger to heartache, and she's dropped a collection of fiery songs tailor-made for listeners in need of support while navigating break-ups.
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Not Buffalo Springfield, Not CSN: Stephen Stills' Supergroup That Time Forgot
Stephen Stills is best known for being in Buffalo Springfield and Crosby, Stills & Nash, but also he formed a largely forgotten super group in the early '70s.
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The 5 Longest Drum Solos In Rock History
Drum solos require skill and stamina, and drummers like John Bonham, Neil Peart, Ian Paice, and Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzman play some of the longest ones.
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The No. 1 Song On August 9, 1985 Sounds Even More Cathartic Today
In August 1985, one particular band scored their second No. 1 hit that year, and it's a song about the cathartic release of emotional pain.
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In 1975, Bruce Springsteen Released This Signature Hit — But It Never Reached No. 1
This 1975 rock anthem is one of Springsteen's most beloved songs, but it never reached Billboard's Top 20, let alone the top spot.
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The 5 Best Sax Solos In Rock History
In addition to soaring vocals, searing guitar licks, and heavy drums, the biggest stars of rock occasionally turn things over to a sax player and let them rip.
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5 Times Steely Dan Turned Musicians Into Legends
Steely Dan's perfectionism brough out career defining performances from elite session musicians, from Jeff "Skunk" Baxter to Larry Carlton.
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5 Nearly Perfect David Bowie Songs That Should Be Required Listening For Younger Generations
In the decade since David Bowie died of liver cancer, his star may have dimmed, which is a shame since he is required listening for younger generations.
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The No. 1 Song On August 7, 1983 Sounds Even More Head-Turning Today
Not all of the best hits from the '80s have aged well, and this summertime smash from 1983 has lyrics that today's listeners will not mistake as being romantic.
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5 Doobie Brothers Songs That Prove 1976 Was The Best Year Of Their Career
While the Doobie Brothers have seen multiple peaks over the course of their career, one year in particular was undoubtedly when they hit their zenith.
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5 Nearly Perfect Patti Smith Songs That Deserve A New Generation Of Fans
Patti Smith's body of work is full of classics that deserve to be remembered, embraced, and studied by a new generation of listeners
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The Rolling Stones' Longest-Charting Single Debuted In 1981 – But It Never Went To No. 1
One of the Rolling Stones' best '80s singles never topped the charts, but it stayed on the Billboard Hot 100 for 24 weeks -- a career best for the Stones.
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The No. 1 Song On August 6, 1982 Sounds Even More Fiery Today
More than 40 years after its six-week stint at No. 1, Survivor's first smash hit can still make you feel like you're ready to take on the world.
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5 Rock 'N' Roll Happy Accidents That Sound Even Cooler Today
From Roger Daltrey's stutter on "My Generation" to the indecipherable lyrics of "Louie Louie," accidents made these legendary rock songs even better.
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The No. 1 Song On August 2, 1978 Sounds Even More Sultry Today
The Rolling Stones are some of the architects of rock 'n' roll, but they dipped their toes into disco to create this sultry song that hit No. 1 in August 1978.
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5 Prog Rock Bands Who Went Mainstream With A Pop Hit
No matter how many times prog rock is left for dead and then brought back to life, it always manages to score some hits along the way.
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The 5 Best Rock Albums Of 1970
The 1960s were one of the most explosively creative decades in music history, but the albums that kicked off the decade that followed were hardly slouches.
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The 1966 Drum Solo That Made Cream's Ginger Baker A Rock Legend
The last track of rock supergroup Cream's debut album was a trailblazer for future rock drummers, with Ginger Baker ripping a virtuoso extended drum solo.
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The No. 1 Song On August 5, 1981 Sounds Even More Wistful Today
Coinciding with the launch of MTV in August 1981 was this lively classic, which became an anthem for those with a crush on someone already spoken for.
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5 Sheryl Crow Songs That Prove She Belongs Among Rock's Greats
There's a timeless, pan-rock quality to Sheryl Crow's music, one that crosses genres, generations, and listeners' backgrounds to lift her into rock's pantheon.
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5 Classic Rock Hits With No Known Authors
There are a few well-known classic rock hits whose origins will probably forever be unclear — they have no definitively known songwriter.
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5 Music Videos From The '80s Every Classic Rock Fan Should Watch
From Genesis' innovative "Land of Confusion" to Alice Cooper's seedy "Poison," these five videos offer a snapshot of rock 'n' roll in the 1980s.
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What Ringo Starr's Former Bandmates Have To Say About Him
Ringo Starr has continued to prove his legendary status even after the Beatles broke up, and his former bandmates have a lot to say about him.
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Rock Bands With The Most Billboard Hits Of The '70s
The 1970s were the heyday of classic rock, when many bands released their most iconic albums. None achieved the chart success that these ones did though.
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5 Nearly Perfect Bruce Springsteen Songs That Belong On Every Classic Rock Fan's Playlist
Bruce Springsteen is one of the foremost poets of classic rock, crafting songs that speak to his complicated love for his country and its people.
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5 Covers Of Bruce Springsteen Songs That Perfectly Capture The Angst Of The Originals
Bruce Springsteen's body of work has masterfully crossed many genres for decades and counting, so it's no surprise that so many have covered him.
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The Bruce Springsteen All-Time Classic That Was Never Even Released As A Single
One of Bruce Springsteen's most popular songs from "Born to Run" was never a single and never a hit song. Today, it's considered one of his best tracks.
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