These one-hit wonders from the 1970s only had one hit each, but they had the star power and talent to go all the way. It's crazy that they didn't.
Gregg Allman refused to use this standard piece of on-stage gear that most musicians wouldn't dream of performing without.
Born on this day in 1939 was one-half of The Everly Brothers, Phil Everly. Learn more about his career alongside his brother, ...
These classic rock stars quit the music industry while they were ahead of the game, and their reasons make perfect sense.
As Dolly Parton turned 80, the singer received a special birthday message from her longtime friend Reba McEntire.
Paul Simon wrote the beginnings of Simon & Garfunkel's 1966 track, "Homeward Bound", on a train platform in 1964.
Pioneering producer Ken Nelson was born on January 19, 1911, and had a hand in popularizing country music as we know it today ...
Dolly Parton is 80! The singer marked her milestone birthday by giving back and by assuring fans that she's not slowing down.
Super Bowl LX has tapped another big name to perform ahead of the big game, which is set to be held Feb. 8 at Levi's Stadium.
Learn more about the recording session for "No Money in This Deal," and the other hit George Jones recorded on the same day.
Back in 1963, John Lennon made a quick-witted remark in front of the United Kingdom's most prestigious family.
Learn more about Reba McEntire's first significant movie role, which was released over 30 years ago today, below.
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