In 1976, music thrived in diversity, with Gordon Lightfoot's haunting ballad about a shipwreck and McCartney's playful love ...

Looking back, 1986 doesn't seem to be a pivotal year in music history. Throughout the year, new artists emerged, veterans were still a presence on the charts, and the top records of the year featured ...

Paul McCartney was far from finished after The Beatles, and songs like "Live and Let Die" and "Band on the Run" are more than enough proof of that!

Elvis Presley famously disliked The Beatles despite admiring their music, while Paul McCartney was not always a fan of ...

In April 1977, as The Clash broke into the UK top 40 with their incendiary debut single White Riot, and the punk revolution ...

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Today in Music History for Feb. 23: ...

Known to be an increasingly elaborate show each year, the halftime performance is for some audiences the main attraction of the NFL game.

A Beatle, some Rolling Stones, Stevie Wonder, and most of all, Peter Frampton all had records top the charts in 1976.