Revisit three rock songs that we still love today, but really only make sense if you lived through the same era.

One surprising exception was the singer-songwriter James Taylor, who in 1991 released an uncharacteristic rockabilly tune titled “Slap Leather.” The man may have seen fire and rain, but on the day he ...

Music shapes us. It defines movements, sparks revolutions, and captures moments that words alone cannot express. Some songs ...

Simon and Garfunkel had so many great songs, with classics like "Bridge Over Troubled Water" and "The Sound of Silence" ...

A free outdoor art exhibition, big names in music, documentary television/film and performance art, and more in this week's ...

Eighties musician Paul Hardcastle has announced the death of his son, Paul Jnr, aged 35, in a road accident.

One of the founding members of the Grateful Dead, brilliant guitarist and writer of many of the group’s key songs ...

Fifty-five years after Oak Ridge High School Class of 1970 graduate Larry Lunsford was first featured in The Oak Ridger in an ...

BRUCE Springsteen’s classic Born in the USA is being censored for radio — with a lyric about “the yellow man” removed. The ...

A UK radio station is reportedly censoring Bruce Springsteen's famous song 'Born in the USA'. The phrase 'yellow man' has ...

"Star Trek" has always been at the forefront of social commentary and never afraid of tough topics, but these 10 episodes ...

Panem et circenses’ is a Latin phrase popularized a long time ago in Imperial Rome; translated, it means “bread and circuses.