In 1982, Bob Seger released a song written by Rodney Crowell, which became a surprising hit for him at country radio.

Roy Orbison released his definitive song and second No. 1 hit, "Oh, Pretty Woman", 62 years ago today on August 29, 1964.

The Grand Ole Opry will air a tribute show in the wake of country icon Dolly Parton's passing. Here's who will be performing.

John Lennon gave a vocal performance for the ages on "Twist And Shout". It was more impressive considering his voice was ...

Ella Langley is not the only person to do a cover of this Dolly Parton classic following her death, but she might be our new ...

Rock songs in the 1990s leaned toward grunge and often had dark, moody connotations lyrically. But out of them all, the ...

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Teenagers were the core demographic that helped take these 1971 songs to the top of the charts that very year.

Previously overlooked but posthumously celebrated, rockabilly pioneer Charlie Feather died 28 years ago today.

Every baby boomer alive can likely still sing these iconic Top 40 hits from 1967 by heart, even almost six decades later.

In the 1980s, glam rock got a little out of hand. Indeed, these are three glam rock songs from the 1980s we can't help but ...

Elton John got drunk one night, which led to him writing one of his biggest hits about ending his engagement to a woman.