Slash showed off his pedal-steel skills when he joined Shooter Jennings for this Hank Williams Jr. tribute in Los Angeles.

George Jones and Waylon Jennings were frequent drinking buddies. Though, on this occasion, things got a little out of hand.

"We wanted to express how all of us felt about the little alien who suddenly appears in a strange world," said Neil Diamond of his 1982 hit.

John Lennon never shied away from singing his truth, and his classic "Scared" faced down his paralyzing fears.

These four drummers also mastered singing, but how did they go from the back of the stage to front and center?

This Dire Straits hit looked effortless but really wasn't, an illusion bassist John Illsley compared to a misunderstood ...

After years of struggling to book overseas gigs due to a criminal past, Jelly Roll is finally headed across the pond.

On this day in 1998, Frank Sinatra peacefully passed away from a heart attack in a Los Angeles hospital with his wife, Barbra ...

One fateful night in 1975, Aerosmith tried (and failed) to sabotage the set of their opening band, Kansas, leading to an ...

The Rolling Stones released "Paint It Black" in 1966 and drew comparisons to The Beatles for their use of the sitar.

The oldest person to sign a record deal in Nashville, World War II veteran Don Graves excited to release "The Sand of Iwo ...

Heart was part of the hair metal movement that effectively died with the rise of grunge, but somehow, the Wilsons made it out ...