Music History

Critics in some circles – including his own band – criticized the album for being too polished.

The one and only W.A.R.

If there's a more defining moment in the history of Super Bowl halftime shows than Prince playing "Purple Rain" in the middle of a downpour, we haven't seen it.

The title track from group's ninth album set the stage for platinum success with 'Freeze-Frame' in a couple years.

Drummer tells of being beaten to Keith Moon’s job by Kenney Jones and complex practical joke George Harrison played on him.

Jett's 1990 covers album paid tribute to the power of rock, but not every song hit the mark.

Singer recalls how the band’s first live LP forced him to put perfection before enjoyment.

“Joke sculpture” approach to lyrics inspired Don Henley and Glenn Frey’s attempts to expand their horizons.

Third single from 'The End of the Innocence' reunited Eagle with two of his best collaborators.

"I said some horrible things. I was in a negative place, but you know what, I've apologized..."

Rickey Medlocke recalls behind-the-scenes discussions about what became signature track.

A phone call in the middle of the night, Merry Clayton was put on the spot. Hear the vocals without the music.