Few artists have legacies so mammoth their very name could be considered synonymous with the music industry, but then again, ...

In early 1967, Pink Floyd landed on the West Coast for their U.S. debut that Roger Waters would later call "an amazing ...

We have all been touched by the music of Quincy Jones. The late, great American producer’s invention and imagination weaves through the sound of our times, from the 20th century to the 21st, an ...

Colin Morris conducted a study for the online magazine The Pudding in which he found that the repetitiveness of songs on the Billboard Hot 100 had steadily increased between the chart’s inception in ...

Which Beatles songs have been streamed the most ... power movement that frankly is just as relevant today as it was in 1967. Interestingly, the Beatles only played "And I Love Her" once outside ...

BEST FIT: Didn't you also have your own protest band during high school? I had a folk group in junior high called The Sun Donuts and we wrote our own protest songs. 1967 was a pivotal year for being ...

Some tracks commanded the dance floor more than others, with the 40 most-played songs over the summer at island clubbing mecca Pacha counted down below. While the list includes a few global hits ...

Gia Margaret’s 2023 album, Romantic Piano, opens with “Hinoki Wood,” a serene stroke of repetition and layering. A single note hums in the background, as Margaret’s piano chords form a ...

When one thinks of the instrumentation of the average rock band, the usual suspects come to mind: guitar, bass, drums, vocals, perhaps a keyboardist or a few horns thrown in. How about some violin?

Several songs off of the former president's playlist played for the next 40 minutes, including "It's A Man's Man's Man's World" by James Brown as Trump and Noem stood on stage, and Trump swayed to ...

“I’m Gonna Miss You” by Milli Vanilli debuts on the U.K.’s main songs ranking, which tracks the most-consumed tunes in the nation. This frame, the track launches at No. 40 on that ...

Donald Trump defended his decision to turn a town-hall event Monday night into an unusual, nearly 40-minute listening session of his favorite songs from his campaign’s music playlist.