Songs

Dolly Parton

Dolly Parton’s New Concert With the Nashville Symphony Coming Soon

If you love the sounds of a symphony and Dolly Parton’s music, you’ll love this.

Hank Williams, Jr. and Waylon Jennings collage

Hank Williams Jr. Receives Special Certifications Thanks to the Late Waylon Jennings

The recognition is over 40 years in the making.

Up All Night Stevie Nicks, 'Letting Go', (Season 1, ep. 122, airing Mar. 29, 2012), 2011-

Stevie Nicks Releases New Single ‘The Lighthouse,’ Her First New Song in Four Years

It was inspired by Nicks’ feelings about a recent Supreme Court decision.

1984: Bruce Springsteen on stage performing. He is shown in a 3/4-length view, playing guitar

6 Things You Never Knew About Bruce Springsteen

The “Born in the U.S.A.” singer-songwriter turns 75 today.

David Gilmour performs live on stage at Madison Square Garden on April 12, 2016 in New York City

David Gilmour Shares Which Pink Floyd Songs He Will Never Play Again

Don’t expect to hear a lot of Pink Floyd classics.

British-Australian singer and actress Olivia Newton-John, UK, 18th September 1974

Listen to Olivia Newton-John’s New Song ‘My Dream,’ Released Posthumously

It truly is a dream to hear her voice on a new song days before her birthday.

still from the 1983 music video for the Eurythmics'

Watch the Winning Videos From MTV’s First VMAs

Watch the videos for “Thriller,” “Girls Just Want to Have Fun,” “Rockit,” “Every Breath You Take” and all of the others that won at the 1984 MTV Video Music Awards, the music channel’s first VMAs ceremony.

20th November 1968: Portrait of American musician Joni Mitchell seated on the floor with her acoustic guitar in her lap. This image was from a shoot for the fashion magazine Vogue. Mitchell wears a white cotton dress.

Joni Mitchell: Her Life With Graham Nash, David Crosby, James Taylor, Warren Beatty & Everyone Else

The singer notoriously got around.

Police with Ghost in the Machine and Synchronicity covers collage

Unpopular Opinion: The Police’s ‘Ghost in the Machine’ > ‘Synchronicity’

In spite of its sales and popularity, ‘Synchronicity,’ while still an incredible record by any metric, is eclipsed by The Police’s penultimate effort, ‘Ghost in the Machine.’

Steven Tyler (Tallarico) Sophomore Year 1965 Roosevelt High School, Yonkers, NY Voted: Most Talented

Steven Tyler Wrote This Hit When He Was Still in High School

The song was inspired by his father’s classical music.

Dave Mason of Traffic then and now

Rock Icon Dave Mason Releasing Memoir ‘Only You Know and I Know’ & Talks Special Recording with Michael Jackson

The ex-Traffic member Mason teases his memoir with a special story.

LEDLAND CENTER, CT - APRIL 10: Country Group The Oak Ridge Boys attend the Kenny Rogers: The First 50 Years award show at the MGM Grand at Foxwoods on April 10, 2010 in Ledyard Center, Connecticut

The Oak Ridge Boys Release ‘Elvira’ Music Video Featuring Late Joe Bonsall & Other Surprise Cameos

The hit song finally got a music video after 40+ years!

Kim Carnes and Bette Davis collage

How Bette Davis Reacted to Kim Carnes’ “Bette Davis Eyes”

The star “almost flipped” when she heard the tribute.

American rock singer Elvis Presley (1935 - 1977) serenades a basset hound in a top hat with the song, 'Hound Dog' on the set of 'The Steve Allen Show,' July 1956.

What’s the TRUE Story Behind Elvis’ Biggest Hits?

A French ballad, a female blues singer and a crime spree all inspired hits by the King.

Beatles Revolver collage

The Beatles’ ‘Revolver’ Anniversary: A Tale of 16 Quarters

I saved and saved only to get hit by the “Taxman”

Photo of Neal SCHON and Ross VALORY and JOURNEY and Steve SMITH and Gregg ROLIE and Steve PERRY; L-R (back): Steve Smith, Gregg Rolie, Ross Valory, (front): Neal Schon, Steve Perry - posed, group shot

An Injured Dog Inspired Journey’s Biggest Song of All Time?

Journey’s greatest hit has a lot of unusual inspirations.

American singer and songwriter Barry Manilow, December 1980. (Photo by Fox Photos/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

8 Things to Know About Barry Manilow (At Least 1 Will Make You Cry)

“I invited everybody I ever met in my life to that concert, and Grandpa was there.”

Ronnie Wood, Mick Jagger, Charlie Watts and Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones perform onstage at Hard Rock Stadium on August 30, 2019 in Miami, Florida.

Will the Rolling Stones Retire Now That Their Tour Is Over?

Their latest tour is now over.

screenshot from a 1990s commercial for the compilation album

Enjoy a Few Songs Off That 1990s ‘Pure Moods’ Compilation Album

Commericals for this not-available-in-stores collection of relaxing songs and instrumentals by noted New Age and smooth jazz artists aired frequently in the ’90s.

black-and-white archival 1975 photo of music producer Dickie Goodman, standing and holding a bottle of champagne (in his right hand) up to the mouth of a stuffed toy shark in his left hand and smiling in a promo shot for the success of his novelty song

Re-Listening to Dickie Goodman’s 1975 Novelty Hit ‘Mr. Jaws’

Released in Fall 1975, a few months after the blockbuster Jaws hit theaters, ‘Mr. Jaws’ was a spoken-word comedy record parodying the film that drew its humor from the ‘break-in’ technique of sampling lyrics from other popular songs.

Don McLean new Album

‘American Pie’ Hit Maker Don McLean Announces New Album & 2024 Tour

The star also recently played the Grand Ole Opry for first time.

Robert Altman and Linda Carter attend the Heavenly Bodies: Fashion & The Catholic Imagination Costume Institute Gala at The Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 7, 2018 in New York City

‘Wonder Woman’ Star Lynda Carter Shares Secrets of Her Grief

She wrote a song about her late husband called ‘Letters From Earth.’

Kings From Queens: The Run DMC Story

Listen to the ‘Kings From Queens: The Run DMC Story’ Essential Old-School Playlist

Check out some tracks from the early New York rappers that influenced legendary hip-hop pioneers Run DMC.

scene from the 1970s

Anyone Sing That ‘Hard-Workin’ Dog’ Song From ‘Sesame Street’ to Their Pups?

The ‘Cow Dog Song’ accompanied a short film about a hard-workin’ herding dog that aired on Sesame Street in the ’70s and had a catchy refrain that surely remains in many Gen Xers’ brains.