In the 70s, psychedelic rock was an important sub-genre that bent minds and inspired them, too. These are three songs from that era.

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While once hiding her true self, Brooke Eden recalled how country music embraced her when she decided to come out as gay.

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According to Wynonna Judd, Garth Brooks was Mr. Nice Guy in the 90s. And her mother, Naomi, thought it would severely impact his career.

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Today, American Songwriter is happy to premiere the new single from Tekla Waterfield & Jeff Fielder, "A Million Times".

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The Rolling Stones delivered four masterpiece albums in a row from 1968 through 1972. But which was the finest?