The year 1969 was a wild one in America. These are three classic rock Grammy Award winners from 1969 we still stan.

1969 was a nice year for Westerns, so we've picked five memorable examples from the year that went on to define the genre.

It's one of the highest compliments coming from Dylan, and though the song was first recorded by R&B singer Johnny Thunder and released as a single in 1968, it was written by Tommy James of the ...

Maybe they weren't as clean as the others, but they had what counted. This Super Bee is the ultimate reminder of what Mopar was all about.

The song has itself shifted shapes: versions of Child 39 (its folkloric designation in the Child Ballads anthology) differ on the sequence of transformations, and on central plot elements. Sometimes ...

Take a trip back to the 1960s at the Omaha Community Playhouse. Some theatre goers even came in costume to the opening Friday ...

Boston's Irish pride is evident — especially when it comes to pubs. Here are some of Beantown's best Irish pubs that are ...

The old joke about how some people would rather be lying in the casket than having to give the eulogy, holds a shred of truth ...

The 88-year-old narrates and appears in the two-minute advert alongside Bolton bakery boss Jonathan Warburton. | ITV News Granada ...

From drunken rants to political scandals, here are 17 moments when rock’s biggest icons took rebellion too far – and paid for it ...

It's only scratching the surface of notable motion pictures to utilize the renowned discography of The Mamas and the Papas. Their music has ...

For almost six decades, Ian Anderson has remained one of the most distinctive figures in British rock. As the flautist, singer, and principal songwriter behind Jethro Tull, the multi-instrumentalist ...