John Lennon was more ready than anyone to leave The Beatles, but he knew that the best songs of his career weren't behind him.

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Bruce Springsteen might know what suits his songs best, but he figured that some tunes weren't worth spending that much time on.

Number one albums tend to be a reflection of what the public are listening to in a given moment. The public can't be trusted.

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For all the success he experienced as singer and keyboardist with The Band, drug addiction and a sad end still made him another "what if" story in rock history.

Back in 1994, Daryl Hall was tasked with penning the official anthem for the US World Cup, and his effort, 'Gloryland', was painfully patriotic and forgettable.

Stevie Nicks was never going to give up on Fleetwood Mac, but she felt that the right singer was the one that she had the most fun with.