They follow two new songs the band shared in September, “Second Sleep” and “Star Eyes.” Both made our Songs of the Week list.

For the seventh consecutive year, Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody has been voted the greatest hit of the 70s, 80s and 90s by ...

One element that, unironically, remains as excellent as the very best of the series is John Barry’s lush orchestral score, ...

Those of us who grew up with fathers who weren’t there for us tended to feel, at the time, like we were the only ones on the planet who had this problem. But "Cat’s in the Cradle" blasted a message ...

Reba McEntire has had plenty of chart-topping singles, but these three didn't make it to No. 1, even though they are really good.

Paul McCartney once wrote a song specifically for Tom Jones, but Jones' record label rejected it. The song went on to become a hit for The Beatles instead.

Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” is the best-selling album of all time, having won eight Grammy Awards and sold an estimated 70 million copies worldwide.

For almost two decades, Marvin Gaye and Motown had had a seemingly smooth relationship, but the singer cracked when the label ruined a single release.

Mel Brooks’ Young Frankenstein is clearly one of the greatest horror parodies of all-time, and the greatest Frankenstein ...

Sixty-two years ago today, Buck Owens was in the middle of a the longest run atop the country chart of the 20th century.

There’s a reason this is the best-selling movie soundtrack of all time. That reason is the unparalleled voice of Whitney ...

The musical mastermind who had brought countless hits to life, Burt Bacharach, put Elvis Costello to the test and brought on a little impostor syndrome.