In 1988, the super-cool music video for Neil Young's "This Note's For You" was banned by MTV over a strict network rule.

When Metallica took the stage at Black Sabbath's farewell concert, they delighted the crowd by playing two of the band's songs.

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Raul Malo, lead singer of award-winning country group The Mavericks, updated fans on his ongoing battle with Stage 4 cancer.

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Some songs you want to last forever. They are like family and friends. And that includes one-hit wonder tracks, too.

Linda Ronstadt once shared her thoughts on why so many artists were turning to country music in 1970 as a way of escape.