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A single McCartney original got Lennon back into the studio when fans least expected it.

Louis Armstrong’s name is almost always pronounced “Louie,” but the jazz legend himself insisted it was actually “Louis.” Here’s how the confusion started.

At the height of Beatlemania, Louis Armstrong accomplished what almost no one else could.

Each image tells a story, offering insight into one of the most influential musicians of the 20th century

Bruce Springsteen wrote "Fire" after seeing Elvis Presley struggling in concert in 1977, but the song never made it into Presley's hand.

How well do you know your Queen, Milli Vanilli, and Madonna hits? Test your knowledge of the biggest songs of the '80s with this quiz.

These tracks capture everything we feel about the final stretch of summer.

Dance back to the decade of disco, bell-bottoms, and blockbuster moments with these challenging ’70s trivia questions.

This familiar name has secured its place in music history, appearing in more song titles than any other across generations.

The "King of Motown" was behind major hits by The Supremes, The Temptations, and the Jackson 5.

The lyrics of Freddy Cannon's "Tallahassee Lassie" come from a poem by the late '50s rock star's mother.

Some of the crooner's most beloved classics were his least favorite to perform.

How well do you know all the songs from Prince? We have a quiz for that!

Think you know every ABBA hit? This rapid-fire quiz will reveal just how strong your lyric memory really is.

Travel back to the era of neon, MTV, arcade games, and pop culture milestones with these nostalgic trivia questions.

George Harrison and Pattie Boyd were married, but Harrison's best friend Eric Clapton developed feelings for her—and what emerged is now an immortal song

Bruce Springsteen's "Nebraska" drew inspiration from Charles Starkweather's infamous 1958 murder spree, transforming true crime into one of rock's greatest songs.

The Queen of Pop has entertained us for decades, but how many of her songs do you know? How quickly can you name Madonna songs from just one lyric?

Paul McCartney spent weeks trying to figure out if the melody of "Yesterday" had already been composed.

"Wichita Lineman" is an ode to love in the face of desolation, and apparently it resonated strongly for Bob Dylan.

From a tribute written by Bob Dylan to "Shutup Springsteen," these seven songs about Bruce Springsteen all pay tribute to the Boss in a wildly different variety of ways.