Former Motown producers wrote the song "Band of Gold" in 1970 for the Invictus label. Written under the pseudonym "Edythe ...

This song is everything.

Jimi Hendrix delivered some pretty high praise to Terry Kath when he said he was "better than me." But listening to this solo ...

Before Carole King's solo career hit new heights in 1971, she was churning out timeless hits for icons such as Aretha ...

Released in 1977, Paul Davis' "I Go Crazy" quietly became one of the biggest soft rock success stories of the decade. The ...

In 1970, when free love reigned supreme, Stephen Stills kicked off his first solo album with a track that served as the perfect anthem for the time: "Love the One You're With." At the time, Crosby, ...

Some songs just never leave you. Indeed, these are three one-hit wonders from 1970 that 70s kids will never forget.

Even the greatest legends stumble once in a while. For every timeless anthem, there’s a song that leaves fans scratching their heads, critics sharpening their knives, or the artists themselves wishing ...

These country songs have some of the quirkiest titles in the genre's history. They are humorous hits that we can't stop ...

It doesn't take much for the old refrain to strike up. Every matchday, every goal and definitely every win (although there's famously not been quite enough of those). As England embark upon their ...

Barry Walters, a writer for such publications as Rolling Stone and Spin, explores how LGBTQ songwriters, musicians, execs and ...