Here is the best pop song by 10 classic (1970s) progressive rock bands! Given that progressive rock artists love to create really long songs with virtuosic playing and fantastical concepts, you’d ...

As Far Out magazine reported, the first time Wray and his band played "Rumble" was in 1957 at a dance in Fredericksburg, ...

Months before releasing their eponymous debut in 1964, the Rolling Stones were commissioned to come up with a jingle for the popular cereal brand, Rice Krispies. Written by Brian Jones along with ...

Basically, Discipline — as well as successors Beat and Three of a Perfect Pair — constitute the band’s synth-era, as they ...

As demonstrated by their placements on the Billboard 200, every 1980s Genesis album did better commercially than all of the 1970s LPs in the United States. In general, audiences who weren’t into their ...

With the break-up of bands such as Big Star and The Raspberries, by the mid-70s power pop looked to be heading for extinction, as prog rock and disco filled the airwaves and record racks worldwide.

Tootsie Roll revisited a five-decade-long mystery with the release of a refreshed version of its 1970s "How Many Licks" commercial. This new version, released Monday, features updated animation and ...