"It Wasn’t God Who Made Honky-Tonk Angels" by Kitty Wells called out the questionable lyrics in Hank Thompson's no. 1 hit, "Wild Side Of Life".

Leonard Cohen and Bob Dylan were both fans of one another, but who was ultimately the better songwriter back in the day?

Bob Dylan didn't want to be the voice of a generation, and a lyric or two in "My Back Pages" explains his reasoning via colorful language.

While performing at the Esquire Ballroom in the 1950s, Willie Nelson would perform the fitting song to close the nights.

Here are four unforgettable songs featuring and co-written by Deep Purple and Rainbow guitarist Ritchie Blackmore in honor of ...

Vertical Horizon took a while to reach the big time, and they made the most of it with their chart-topping single "Everything You Want".

These three brave rock stars proved to anyone out there struggling with addiction that getting sober is definitely possible.

Although Haggard didn’t clarify which “Independence Day” he was talking about, it stands to reason that he meant Martina ...

This is probably the most recognizable of one-hit wonders from the 60s on this list. If you ever encounter a movie, TV show, commercial, or anything else that has to do with surfing, there is a 99.9% ...

Karen Dalton's voice and story still haunt the world of folk music today, and she is a figure that shouldn't be forgotten.

Fifty-eight years ago today, David Bowie released what went down in history as the strangest single of his long and storied ...

These rock bands were seemingly on top of the world until they went though nasty breakups. Some mended fences and likely ...