The Beatles wrote some of the catchiest songs in rock music history. These are three of them that we just can't stop singing.

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It wasn't a love song, and Young's lyrics weren't as heavy as his Mitchell-inspired predecessor from a few years earlier.

These underrated and stunning folk albums from the 1960s are more than worth a fresh listen in the modern age.

The 1970s are in the distant past. But if we could, we would go back in time and buy tickets to see these three classic rock bands live.

Aerosmith hung around the pop charts much longer than most of their peers. Their last big hit came as they were earning Hall of Fame love.

George Harrison lent a helping hand (or two) to Tom Petty while the latter rock 'n' roller was recording one of his greatest hits.

Making the tough decision to postpone her Las Vegas residency, Kelly Clarkson revealed it surrounded a family emergency.

Here's how these three famous and not-so-famous guitarists revolutionized and changed the instrument for the better.

Some songs become hits by accident. See how these rock duets by Stevie Nicks, Tom Petty, and others almost didn't happen.

Paul Weller is sitting out the Oasis Live '25 reunion tour, but the British singer-songwriter insists it's nothing personal.

The band recorded four songs for the jeans company at the Fillmore that would be played on various radio spots.