There is something psychedelic about jam bands. Their songs and live shows are trippy. These songs might even give you a contact high.

The Clash made the papers in 1976 thanks to a write up in NME that included young Shane MacGowan and rumors of cannibalism.

Neil Diamond wrote "Shilo" about an imaginary childhood friend, who was there for him when everyone else wasn't.

These three British rock bands were certainly not known for making country music, but the few times they did, they created classics.

When 'Chinese Democracy' finally arrived in 2008, many dismissed the album because it lacked Slash, Duff, and Izzy, but mostly Slash.

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RIAA President & COO Michele Ballantyne shares an op-ed with American Songwriter on fraudsters who prey on artists.

On this day in 2004, Glen Campbell started a 10-day jail sentence. A decade later, the country legend gave fans one last gift.

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Pop music dominated the aughts, and the choruses of those songs provided listeners with catchy singalongs for decades to come.

Watch Buck Owens share the spotlight with one of his best friends to perform one of his biggest hits during a TV appearance.

As the primary songwriter/lead vocalist for Creedence Clearwater Revival, John Fogerty was the driving force behind the band’s biggest hits.