Nothing celebrates the passing of time quite like the perfect song, and these ‘60s folk songs serve as the perfect soundtrack to the changing seasons. Autumn might have technically started on ...

On stage, all the songs we’re doing are 60 years old or thereabouts and I do think that some of the modern songs that are coming out now are not going to last 60 years. I think Abba and Madonna ...

Lee eventually agreed to let her sing one song. She rehearsed a rendition of Carla Thomas’ raw soul ballad “I’ve Got No Time to Lose” with Lee’s band The Dragonaires; some of the ...

Then, by the mid-60s, another split to the musical atom started to take place. The point of division was between those that saw dollar signs and those that felt the music was losing its blues roots.

The album is packed with covers, with only the aforementioned songs and “Heads Or Tails” credited to the group. But because The MGs can make any tune their own, that’s not necessarily a ...

It was a time when new ideas bloomed, technology leaped forward, and people dared to dream big. Music rocked, fashion got bold, and society faced big questions. The ’60s left a mark on history that we ...

This list is updated monthly with new “Best of the Year”–worthy songs. Whoever invented the phrase “dog days of summer” clearly never thought of 2024’s seasonal music onslaught.

with Swift after they debuted the number on the last night in London, England. Toronto Night 2 Songs: “I Don’t Wanna Live Forever/Mine” and “evermore/Peter” Over a year into Taylor Swift ...

By today's standards, the style of the song might seem...simplistic, but in the early '60s, it planted the seed for what was to come. John Lennon reportedly didn't care for Paul McCartney's "Ob-La ...

Taylor Swift's Eras Tour serves two surprise songs at every stop. Taylor Swift‘s Eras Tour set list features a surprise song (or two), so far performed during a mini acoustic set, on each date o ...

It would have been hard to see Bill Haley and his middle-aged band as part of the Devil’s covert army, but as music changed and darkened in the 60s, and bands became more raw and edgy ...