Fleetwood Mac's golden era from 1975 to 1987 is explored, highlighting their most iconic songs and the creative dynamics of ...

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For Cale, that town was Tulsa, the Oklahoma city where he was raised in the postwar era. Born John Cale in 1938, the ...

These four songs written by Lionel Richie were pop hits, but they would sound great on country radio stations as well.

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Feeling drained this Monday? Let The Beatles, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Queen give your work week the energy it needs.

A 1977 Bowie track found new fame decades later when Stranger Things reintroduced the once-overlooked song to a new ...

No one brought catchier sounds to pop radio than ABBA. "Take A Chance On Me" captures them at their ear-candy peak.

Bob Marley's music is beloved all over the world, and songs like "I Shot the Sheriff" and "No Woman, No Cry" are among his very best.

The siblings released their gospel songs, including one their mother wrote, “I’ll Keep Toiling On,” under the group name Echoes of Joy. R&B and soul singer Betty Wright poses for an Alston Records ...

This week’s Indie Basement Classic is an undeniable classic and possibly the greatest Britpop album (and it turned 30 this ...