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  • Rod Stewart at microphone

    1971 Pop No. 1, Originally Released As A B-Side, Topped The Charts 55 Years Ago Today

    Rod Stewart had one of the biggest hits of his career 55 years ago with a song that was relegated to a B-side. Here's how the song climbed to No. 1.

    By S. Flannagan 2 hours ago Read More
  • Marianne Faithfull smiling

    Quote Of The Day By Marianne Faithfull: 'I Once Asked My Father What He Wanted Me To Be ...'

    Marianne Faithfull's father hoped she'd be a sociologist, but her restlessness and passion for the arts drew her to a more unique path in life.

    By Kieran Fisher 3 hours ago Read More
  • Stevie Nicks and Tom Petty in concert

    One Of The Best Duets In Classic Rock Came Together Almost By Accident

    Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers were riding high in the early '80s, yet a chance collaboration with a rock-royalty fan gave both acts their biggest hit.

    By Mike Duquette 10 hours ago Read More
  • Carlos Santana smiling on stage with his guitar circa 1970

    5 Santana Songs That Prove 1970 Was The Best Year Of Their Career

    Santana's breakthrough era gave way to far more than one signature hit. In 1970, the band stretched across genres while forging an unmistakable sound.

    By Jason Brow 12 hours ago Read More
  • Barry Manilow in concert 2025

    The Happiest Soft Rock Songs Of All Time, Ranked

    If there is one thing all of these feel-good soft rock songs have in common, it is that they are sure to make you tap your foot and crack a smile.

    By Mike Duquette 13 hours ago Read More
  • Iconic Albums That Really Do Sound Better On Vinyl Record Players

    Some classic albums just sound better on vinyl. Here are a few iconic records whose warmth and detail make an analog spin worth seeking out.

    By Andrew Dirst 15 hours ago Read More
  • Inflatable pig floating above Battersea Power Station to recreate Pink Floyd

    5 Everyday Places That Became Classic Rock Album Cover Landmarks

    These ordinary city streets and features earned permanent spots in music history when they made the cover of these legendary classic rock albums.

    By Brian Boone 23 hours ago Read More
  • Bad Company performing live on stage

    The 5 Best Covers Of Bad Company, Ranked

    While the song "Bad Company" by Bad Company was never released as an official single, it's still a classic that has inspired some seriously great covers.

    By Nicholas Vrchoticky 1 day ago Read More
  • Little Richard waving from the stage

    5 Rock Singers Who Went Full Gibberish — And It Worked

    Meet five rock singers who turned total gibberish into unforgettable hooks. This is proof that lyrics don’t need meaning to make a song memorable.

    By Sergio Pereira 2 days ago Read More
  • Vinyl records arranged into bins

    5 Classic Rock Album Covers Every Boomer Can Instantly Picture

    Some album covers are as recognizable as the songs on the records. Boomers are sure to know these five by the Doors, Pink Floyd, the Beatles, Yes, and EL&P.

    By Jordan Owen 2 days ago Read More
  • Tony Burrows and band posing for publicity photo

    Bubblegum Pop Hits That Weren't Recorded By The Bands You Thought

    Bubblegum pop dominated the '60s and '70s, but some of its biggest hits weren't recorded by the bands whose faces appeared on the actual records.

    By Brian Boone 3 days ago Read More
  • The Kinks, from left, Ray Davies, Pete Quaife, Mick Avory and Dave Davies performing on Thank Your Lucky Stars in 1965.

    The 5 Best Kinks Songs That Aren't You Really Got Me

    The Kinks' "You Really Got Me" may be one of their biggest hits, but songs like "Picture Book" and "All Day and All of the Night" are also among their best.

    By Alia Ayoubi 3 days ago Read More
  • Scorpions playing onstage in 1980

    5 Rock Bands With The Longest Careers In Music History

    Many rock bands have come and gone, but these five, including the Beach Boys, the Rolling Stones, and Chicago, have had careers that spanned six decades.

    By Brian Boone 3 days ago Read More
  • All members of the Byrds standing together

    5 Times The Byrds Turned Musicians Into Legends

    The Byrds were an iconic rock act in their own right, but they also helped launch Bob Dylan into the mainstream, gave Jackson Browne an early boost, and more.

    By Nicholas Vrchoticky 3 days ago Read More
  • Ozzy Osbourne gesturing and smiling for the camera

    Quote Of The Day By Ozzy Osbourne: 'If I Can't Give Them My Best Shot ...'

    Ozzy Osbourne once said he felt like he was cheating unless he gave his fans his best efforts on stage. Here's a deeper look into what his craft meant to him.

    By Sergio Pereira 3 days ago Read More
  • Bon Jovi performing in the mid-1980s

    Classic Rock Albums With The Most Hit Singles, Ranked

    From Bruce Springsteen to Def Leppard, several classic rock acts turned excellent albums into hit factories, and these birthed the most chart-topping singles.

    By Brian Boone 3 days ago Read More
  • Justin Hayward singing and playing guitar

    5 Times Rock Artists Released Sequels To Their Most Famous Songs

    Some major rock stars brought the complex stories introduced in their biggest hits to a conclusion (or at least added new chapters) in these musical sequels.

    By Brian Boone 4 days ago Read More
  • Mick Jagger performing on stage in blue shirt

    5 Rolling Stones Songs That Prove 1969 Was The Best Year Of Their Career

    The Rolling Stones have had a long and successful career, but one year was most notable for a major thematic shift inspired by a tumultuous historical period.

    By Tony Le Calvez 4 days ago Read More
  • Meat Loaf singing with hands raised in 1993 video

    Born 79 Years Ago Today In Dallas, He Became One Of Rock's Most Unlikely Superstars

    Thanks to his multi-octave voice and over-the-top persona, this former bouncer defied expectations and became a rock 'n' roll powerhouse.

    By Richard Milner 4 days ago Read More
  • Bad Company onstage in 1974

    The Best Debut Singles By Supergroups, Ranked

    Some of rock's biggest names have joined forces and struck instant gold. Here are our favorite debut singles by legendary supergroups, ranked.

    By Brian Boone 4 days ago Read More
  • The Box Tops performing on TV in the late 1960s

    1967 No. 1, Including Sound Of Real Airplane, Was At The Top Of The Charts 59 Years Ago

    The No. 1 song on September 27, 1967, was by the Box Tops, and not only was the singer only 16, the track also included the sound of a real airplane in flight.

    By Brian Boone 4 days ago Read More
  • Gary Rossington plays guitar onstage at the Omni Coliseum in 1975

    Quote Of The Day By Gary Rossington: 'We Didn't Ever Think We'd Make It ...'

    Gary Rossington, founding guitarist of legendary Southern rock act Lynyrd Skynyrd, started the band thinking none of them had the musical chops to make it.

    By S. Flannagan 4 days ago Read More
  • Daryl Hall and John Oates (right) of Hall & Oates perform live on stage, 1984.

    The 5 Best Yacht Rock Hits Of The '80s

    Let's set sail with five of the best yacht rock hits of the '80s. These iconic jams feature smooth grooves and breezy vocals perfect for easy listening.

    By Chris Turner-Neal 5 days ago Read More
  • Tommy Shaw and Jack Blades onstage with Damn Yankees

    5 Rock Supergroups Best Remembered For One Massive Hit

    Big names don't always guarantee a long-running band, but they can produce one unforgettable song. These supergroups left behind a hit that outlasted them.

    By Brian Boone 5 days ago Read More
  • Joe Walsh shredding on stage

    Not The Eagles, Not The James Gang: Joe Walsh's Other Band That Time Forgot

    Joe Walsh is best known for his time with the Eagles and the James Gang, but the guitarist was also in another band. That band wrote "Rocky Mountain Way."

    By Brian Boone 5 days ago Read More
  • Larry Graham in studio with bass

    The 5 Greatest Self-Taught Bassists Of All Time

    Bassists are often the unsung heroes of a band, but some of the best bassists of all time never even had a lesson, and they still became stand-out musicians.

    By S. Flannagan 5 days ago Read More
  • Van Halen posing for a photo in the '80s

    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.

    By Sergio Pereira 6 days ago Read More
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