The Who and Pete Townshend are constantly evolving, but it was the inspiration of one landmark track from back in 1966 that ...

A timeless 1967 classic helped cement Cream's legacy among rock's greatest supergroups.

In the spring of 1966, The Young Rascals topped the music charts with their hit “Good Lovin’.” The cover song, which kicked off with a "one-two-three" countdown, hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 on ...

From Marianne Faithfull to a serial killer, these real people inspired Rolling Stones hits from "Wild Horses" to "Gimme ...

Jeff Beck had no interest in writing a memoir. Despite being one of the greatest guitarists to ever wield an axe, famous for ...

Three Dog Night wasn't initially convinced this rock cover would work.

The Zombies were a victim of circumstance with incredibly groundbreaking and forward-thinking material that failed to receive ...

In June 1982, El Paso Times reporter Edna Gundersen examined the life and death of Bobby Fuller, the El Paso rock-'n'-roller who rose to national fame with "I Fought the Law" and then died under ...

The greatest classic rock songs that never reached No. 1 include iconic hits from The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, and Guns ...

Peter Frampton, the Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr all landed in the year's top rock albums list so far.

A legendary rock band landed their first No. 1 hit on this day 62 years ago. But it wasn't their original song.

To give you a sense of what 2006 looked like in terms of popular music, let us put it this way: the best-selling album of the whole year was none other than the soundtrack to the movie High School ...