This article ranks the top 50 American rock songs, showcasing influential tracks and artists that defined the genre across ...

Look hard enough and you can still see the shaggy-haired teen heart throbs. They’re a few decades older but just as excited.

Coming from the wild and loud New York City of the mid-1960s, The Velvet Underground cut its own path, different from any other band at that time. They mixed harsh words with hard, bold sounds.

When Bob Dylan heard the Byrds do "Mr. Tambourine Man" for the first time, he had a surprisingly dumbfounded reaction.

As July kicks off, 2025 still lacks a defining summer hit. The musical highs of 2024, plus a political vibe shift, have led to a "hangover effect." ...

The Kinks, from the British Invasion, evolved steadily over time. They stayed true to their roots but still tried new things ...

Carl was a very, very sensitive writer,” said Brian Wilson. “He was a sensitive person. He was a very good artist." ...

Bobby Sherman, one of the top teen idols of late 1960s and early ’70s, died after a battle with kidney cancer, his wife, ...

Protest music is "energizing when it’s blasted on a loudspeaker. But more important, it is meant to be sung," writes one reader. Another: "Protest songs today are not dominating 'the charts,' but ...

Whitney Houston had no shortage of iconic songs, but she earned her first No. 1 with "Saving All My Love for You" in 1985. That same year, she also put "How Will I Know" in the top spot.

Simon & Garfunkel’s “Sound Of Silence” was released in 1965 after Paul Simon worked on the lyrics for several months. The track would wind up being one of the duo’s most popular songs. The folk-rock ...

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