Annie Zaleski

Induction would be the cherry (... ice-cream smile) on top of a 40-plus year career.

Non-album single eventually ended up on 'Rio' in rerecorded and different form.

She's already in the HOF for her groundbreaking work with ex-husband Ike Turner, but this powerhouse deserves solo induction, too.

The pop star is a totally logical choice to induct the rock legend.

She's already enshrined as a member of Fleetwood Mac - but Stevie Nicks deserves her own place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

"The vultures," John Taylor later admitted, "were definitely circling."

When they returned with their 11th studio album, they sounded like an entirely different band.

Joan Oates talks about his new album 'Arkansas,' which nods to his love of blues and roots music, and specifically the artist Mississippi John Hurt.

How did '80s pop star Rick Astley end up performing his No. 1 hit "Never Gonna Give You Up" onstage with Foo Fighters anyway?

"Peace on Earth/Little Drummer Boy" remains one of the most absurd (but charming) TV duets of all time.

This album signaled a new era for the Jersey rockers.

Cameron Crowe's first movie got all of the details of high-school life right, especially the music the students were listening to.