The 5 Most Romantic Duets Of The '60s
So many romantic duets defined the 1960s. We're rounding up some timeless songs with playful chemistry and passion that still make listeners swoon.
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5 Classic Record-Collecting Mistakes Every Beginner Makes
Before you sink too much cash into your vinyl collection, make sure you know what to look for — and, more importantly, what to avoid.
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1962 Pop No. 1, Penned In 15 Minutes By Its Keyboardist, Topped The Charts 64 Years Ago Today
In the late summer of 1962, a New Jersey quartet called the Four Seasons whipped up a lively, chart-topping tune that preceded a string of '60s hits for them.
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Quote Of The Day By John Lee Hooker: 'When I'm Home ...'
John Lee Hooker may be one of the most influential blues musicians of all time, but his humble upbringing and grounded style are reflected in his daily life.
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Paul McCartney Once Recorded This Bee Gees Classic — But Barry Gibb Never Got The Master Tape
McCartney once agreed to cover a No. 1 Bee Gees hit as a tribute to the late Maurice Gibb, but as brother Barry later revealed, the recording never surfaced.
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5 Bad Company Songs That Prove 1974 Was The Best Year Of Their Career
Bad Company epitomizes classic rock, and their debut album, with songs like "Can't Get Enough" and "Rock Steady," made 1974 the best year of their career.
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The 5 Longest Keyboard Solos In Rock And Pop History
Pop and rock keyboardists may play in the shadow of guitarists, but there was a time during peak prog rock when the keys dominated songs for very lengthy solos.
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Born 59 Years Ago Today, This Country Legend Was Once Rejected As Reba McEntire's Backup Singer
At 59 years old today, this native Mississippian was inspired by the legendary Reba McEntire, but a lack of harmonizing ability wasn't the end of the road.
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The Ultimate Beginner's Guide To Collecting Records
Being a vinyl collector is a fun and worthwhile hobby. If you're thinking about embarking, here's a beginner's guide to what you need to know to get started.
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5 Guitar Solos We Wish We Could Hear Again For The First Time
These incredible guitar solos still thrill us with every listen. Let's break down some iconic performances we wish we could hear for the first time again.
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The 3 Longest-Held Vocal Notes In Rock History Have Us Gasping For Air
Some rock singers have operatic vocal cords and breathing techniques, and if you don't believe us, try emulating these epic notes at your next karaoke session.
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The Blues Classic With No Known Authors That Jimmy Page Made His Own
There are plenty of classic blues songs with no known authors, and Jimmy Page played this one in 1968 during his time between the Yardbirds and Led Zeppelin.
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The Co-Writer Behind One Of Rock's Most Iconic Songs Was Born 79 Years Ago Today
A talented guitarist, who was inspired to write one of the Eagles' greatest hits at a beach house, has yet another year behind him as one of rock's legends.
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The Top 5 Synth-Pop Hits That Took Over 1983
In the early '80s, these songs that heavily utilized synthesizers climbed the charts and became wildly popular for their fun sounds and catchy tunes.
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1998 Power Ballad, Sole No. 1 Hit For Aerosmith, Topped The Charts 28 Years Ago Today
It was written with a pop diva in mind, but this soundtrack cut became a surprise hit for Aerosmith and sent the Boston hard-rockers straight to No. 1.
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Quote Of The Day By Van Morrison: 'It Can Destroy You If ...'
Van Morrison once said that being famous invites others to project onto you, saying it can "destroy" a person. Here's how he learned to work through that.
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The 5 Best Creedence Clearwater Revival Songs That Aren't Fortunate Son
While Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Fortunate Son” boasts its own cultural footprint, these five tracks are still some of the best of the era.
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5 Classic Albums That Define '60s Bubblegum Pop
These five classic albums helped define the sweet sound of '60s bubblegum pop. We're looking back at hits from the Archies, the Monkees, and more.
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5 Expensive Guitars Rock Legends Say Are Absolutely Worth The Money
From B.B. King to Dave Grohl, whether they strummed or shredded, rock legends have weighed in on their favorite guitars. But be warned: They don't come cheap.
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The 5 Best Duets Of '70s AM Gold
Turn up the radio and the nostalgia. Here are five of the best duets from ’70s A.M. radio that feature unforgettable voices and timeless pop hooks.
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5 Heart Songs That Prove 1985 Was The Best Year Of Their Career
Heart pulled of an incredibly successful reinvention in 1985 with a self-titled album that included "These Dreams," "What About Love," and more.
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The 5 Best Live Albums Of All Time
We're revisiting some of the most legendary live albums of all time, with performances from Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, Nirvana, Jimi Hendrix, and more.
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The Longest Rock Song Ever Recorded Is A 1972 Prog-Rock Epic
So long it spanned both sides of a vinyl LP, the longest-ever rock song was a satirical poke in the eye at other '70s prog-rock bands, and has yet to be beaten.
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Classic Rock Hits That Also Smashed In Japan
These tracks made a splash in the U.S., but also resonated with music fans in Japan, where they proved equally – if not even more – popular.
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1961 No. 1, Penned By The Legendary Carole King, Hit The Top 65 Years Ago Today
Bobby Vee was a regular fixture on the charts during the '60s, but it took a Carole King song about a stolen partner for him to reach the top spot in 1961.
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Quote Of The Day By Emmylou Harris: 'It's Good To Know That ...'
With a career spanning many decades and multiple genres, legendary country star Emmylou Harris is well-versed in what it takes to maintain artistic momentum.
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Hits That Took Over The '80s Thanks To College Radio
Before breaking into the mainstream and becoming alternative rock classics, these college radio songs defined the underground sound of the ’80s.
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