“I’ve rocked my roll,” declared the “Ziggy Stardust” singer, according to a September 1976 Playboy piece by Cameron Crowe.

Shirley Bassey gave her all to the performance of the James Bond theme, "Goldinger", and that included her bra.

Dolly Parton wrote and recorded “I Will Always Love You” in 1974 as a send-off to her longtime musical partner, Porter ...

These rock songs all came out in 1970, and in addition to being big hits, have lyrics that are truly thought-provoking.

Future country music superstar Garth Brooks made his debut on April 12, 1989, with his Diamond-certified self-titled album.

John Denver released "Take Me Home, Country Roads", an official state song of West Virginia, on April 12, 1971.

Eric Church ended his tour with a new accessory—a medical boot, after a freak accident left him with a broken foot.

Eagles wanted to go in more of a rock direction after a few albums. the addition of guitarist Don Felder in 1974 solidified ...

Paul McCartney, Linda Ronstadt, James Taylor and more stars are featured in a new documentary about Peter Asher; check out ...

Stevie Nicks was dropped from a record label as a teenager, but even at that young age, she didn't let the temporary setback ...

Synch released "Where Are You Now" in 1986 and watched it quickly fade. Three years later, the song was ready for its closeup ...

If you were a young rocker in the 70s, you knew these songs by heart but might have forgotten them years later. Let's jog ...