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An iconic 1974 track has recently been crowned the greatest American rock song of all time. It beat out a powerhouse list of beloved songs that were recorded and released by iconic artists. More than ...

While creativity has no rules, being a professional creative does. Making it in the music industry means playing the game a little bit, and stunning songs can be produced with conventional songwriting ...

Things didn't explode for Lynyrd Skynyrd right out of the gate. But when they released their second album, 1974's Second Helping, it would be a different story -- one which was overwhelming to the ...

Lynyrd Skynyrd’s Celebrating 50 Years: Live at the Ryman debuts at No. 22 on the Top Album Sales chart, honoring Gary Rossington’s final show. NASHVILLE - DECEMBER 31: Mark Matejka, Rickey Medlocke, ...

A Lynyrd Skynyrd classic has returned to the music charts more than 50 years after it was first released. "Sweet Home Alabama ...

UNITED STATES - JUNE 01: USA Photo of Ed KING and Artimus PYLE and Gary ROSSINGTON and LYNYRD SKYNYRD and Billy POWELL and Allen COLLINS and Ronnie VAN ZANT and Leon WILKESON, L-R: Allen Collins, ...

The cherished track has an emotional message that still resonates with listeners decades later.

Gary Rossington, the last original member of Lynyrd Skynyrd, is dead at the age of 71. A cause of death was not specified, however, the guitarist had dealt with some health issues in recent year. The ...

Lynyrd Skynyrd endured one of the worst tragedies in music history on Oct. 20, 1977, when a plane carrying the band and their entourage crashed in Mississippi, killing several members of the group.

Some of the best lyrics in rock ‘n’ roll history don’t come from flowery prose and opaque metaphors, whipped up by a poet. Some of the greatest songwriters lift these lines verbatim from everyday ...