April 1985 came at a fascinating time in the world of pop music, and these five albums were released 40 years ago this month.

Jeff Buckley recorded the definitive version of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah", but here are three other covers the singer also ...

I'm on the older side of this whole journey, which is another interesting dimension that I call the third act. Music is that third act." ...

What's the expression... "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy?" These 80s classic rock songs are a great reminder of that notion.

Watch Joey Ramone’s brother, Mickey Leigh, pay musical tribute to the late Ramones frontman on the anniversary of his death.

Fifty-seven years ago today, country icon Loretta Lynn released 'Fist City' kicking off a line of hit albums that stretched ...

Sixty-eight years ago today, Jerry Lee Lewis released the song that would be his first No. 1 single despite limited radio ...

Watch Kelsea Ballerini take quite the fall during her cover of "Friends in Low Places" at her most recent show in Toronto.

Leonard Cohen and Bob Dylan were both fans of one another, but who was ultimately the better songwriter back in the day?

The Beatles pulled some inspiration from their rock star contemporaries The Who, specifically for the song "Helter Skelter".

Kansas' Steve Walsh had a pretty loud and strong distaste for Queen's Freddie Mercury. Was it jealousy? Who knows?

Dolly Parton effectively taught Jane Fonda how to be a better celebrity, more believable hillbilly, and veteran performer in one trip.