On this day in 1969, The Beatles hit the charts with their No. 1 song "Something," one of two 'Abbey Road' tracks penned by George Harrison.

When the eclectic 1990s kicked off, you might be shocked to hear these three artists hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.

In 1998, Bruce Springsteen released his first collection of 'Tracks'. These four songs show just how much greatness he had ...

On this day in 1972, Lou Reed released his seminal solo album 'Transformers' produced by David Bowie and Mick Ronson.

These four one-hit wonders are actually cover versions of other songs, and we'd argue that they beat the originals.

Bob Dylan told Roger McGuinn about a new project during a game of pickup basketball. That project became a Dylan career highlight.

Kids of the 1980s know all about how huge cassette tapes were during that era. If that sounds like you, these songs probably ring a bell.

Thousands of Jelly Roll fans were left disappointed when the country hitmaker bailed on a New Zealand show just hours before.

The obstacles Pink Floyd ran into ahead of their 1967 U.S. debut were only a small sampling of what was to come.

Morgan Wallen joined Ella Langley for a surprise duet at the Ryman. He says that's the only time you'll catch him on Broadway.

In a discussion with the Rock Hall, Cyndi Lauper spoke about the meaning behind "Time After Time" and the partnership that inspired it.

Watch late frontman Chris Cornell's incredible "Black Hole Sun" performance ahead of Soundgarden's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction.