The 5 Best Soft Rock Duets Of All Time
Soft 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.
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Kate Bush Wrote This 1985 Classic — 18 Years Later, An Alt-Rock Cover Won Over A New Generation
Kate 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.
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The 5 Best Covers Of Country Songs In Rock History
Plenty of rock acts have drawn from country for their work, with the results ranging from near-satires to wild reimaginings to straightforward rerecordings.
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Ranking Every Time Patti Smith Covered Bob Dylan
She may be the Godmother of Punk, but Patti Smith is a diehard Bob Dylan fan and often covers his songs in her live shows and special events.
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Quote Of The Day By Leonard Cohen: 'Nothing Can Stop You From ...'
Leonard Cohen's lyrics were often poetic and cerebral. Introspection seemed to be his default state, and this quote of the day speaks to his perspective.
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The 5 Best Bee Gees Songs To Soundtrack Your Workout Routine
The Bee Gees are known for getting people on the dance floor, so their music translates well for working out. Here are five bangers to get you moving.
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Quote Of The Day By Gwen Stefani: 'This Isn't About A Hit. It's About ...'
Whether playing with ska-punkers No Doubt or in her solo career, Gwen Stefani is an artist who has always found success by marching to the beat of her own drum.
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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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5 Nearly Perfect Paul Simon Songs That Should Be Required Listening For Younger Generations
Paul Simon's song output is vast, including folk-rock, lots of '70s hits, and world music. For the uninitiated, we recommend these five nearly perfect songs.
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The No. 1 Song On July 31, 1976 Sounds Even More Heartbreaking Today
After struggling for years to crack the Top 40, the Manhattans took this soulful tearjerker all the way to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
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At Just 17, Carole King Wrote A Nearly Perfect Song That Artists Jump To Cover
Sixty-five years after it became her first No. 1 hit as a songwriter, artists are still covering Carole King's unforgettable classic.
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The 5 Best Carly Simon Songs That Aren't You're So Vain
Carly Simon's biggest hit was "You're So Vein" in 1972, but here's a look at five of her other songs with lyrics that are just as poignant.
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The 5 Best Duets In Folk Rock History
The best folk rock duets include a Celtic folk-punk Christmas classic and Led Zeppelin's Tolkien-inspired sole outing with a guest vocalist.
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3 Songs You Didn't Know Paul Simon Wrote For Other Famous Musicians
Paul Simon, like many songwriters, shared some of his songs so other artists could over them. Here are three famous musicians who had hits with his songs.
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5 Songs You Didn't Know Glenn Frey Wrote For Other Musicians
Glenn Frey simply loved to collaborate. Across his multi-decade career, he worked with solo artists to help them find their voice and their sound.
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6 Songs You Didn't Know Prince Wrote For Other Famous Musicians
You probably know Prince wrote the Bangles' "Manic Monday," but did you know he also wrote hits for Kenny Rogers, Celine Dion, and Martika?
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5 Songs That Prove 1969 Was The Decade's Best Year For High School Hits
The year 1969 was one of wild mood swings, so it shouldn't be surprising that 1969 provided the best high school hits of the tumultuous '60s, if not all times.
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The 5 Best Sheryl Crow Songs That Aren't All I Wanna Do Or Soak Up The Sun
Sheryl Crow songs "All I Wanna Do" and "Soak Up The Sun," aren't her only bangers. Tracks like "Detours" and "Love Is Free" are among her best.
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10 Vinyl Records Every Blues Fan Should Already Own
Born from the creativity of African Americans in the 1860s, blues was first captured on phonographs, field recordings, and low-quality 45s.
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4 Power Ballads You Didn't Know Had Classical Roots
Most famous classical composers are long dead, but they still have influence. These power ballads and soft rock songs are rooted in classical music.
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This Famous Folk Song Generations Have Danced To Has No Known Author
The history of this '90s Eurodance sensation stretches back to the pre-Civil War American South, and possibly all the way back to traditional Irish music.
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5 Songs You Didn't Know The Bee Gees Wrote For Other Famous Musicians
Besides their own impressive string of hits, the Bee Gees also wrote songs for Dionne Warwick, Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers, Barbra Streisand, and more.
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Rock Stars Who Smashed Stereotypes With Long-Term Relationships
Marriage works for many, but love doesn't need a license to exist, and some rock 'n' rollers have proven that with their long-term relationships.
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5 Bonnie Tyler Lyrics That Solidify Her '80s Rock Icon Status
Bonnie Tyler died in July 2026, but the lyrics of songs like "Holding Out For a Hero" and "The Best," solidified her status as an '80s rock icon.
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5 Solo Musicians Who Lost The Plot Chasing A New Sound
Musicians are artists, so sometimes they experiment with their sound. In these cases, solo musicians like Neil Young, Sting, and Stevie Wonder lost the plot.
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5 Nearly Perfect Sheryl Crow Songs That Belong On Every Country Rock Playlist
Sheryl Crow's catalog offers plenty of hits that seamlessly blend rock and country, from the upbeat "All I Wanna Do" do to the raw "Strong Enough."
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10 Vinyl Albums Every True Disco Fan Should Own
Disco came and went, but it certainly made it's mark. Today, true disco fans should own these 10 vinyl albums by artists like Abba, the Bee Gees, and more.
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