I bet that if you're a baby boomer with a love for music, you still know these classic rock hit songs from 1964 by heart.

Composed while rock stars were being raided for apparent drug use, the song was one last hurrah before the end of an era.

When it comes to longevity in rock and roll, look no further than The Rolling Stones. Active for over six decades, the band is one of the most popular, influential, and enduring bands of the rock era.

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The front-and-center voice of the Rolling Stones officially reaches 83. Over six decades, Mick Jagger turned blues-influenced ...

From Rick Springfield to Modest Mouse to a benefit show helping local musicians after their gear was taken by thiefs, San Diego's live music roundup has something for everyone.

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In 1977, Elvis Costello released a song that sounded gentler than much of the punk movement surrounding it, but carried just as much emotional intensity beneath the surface. "Alison" has since been ...

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On this day 57 years ago a legendary rock band hit No. 1 for the final time with an iconic song.

From Masters of War to Ohio, these classic rock protest songs challenged power, fueled movements, and still hit hard today.

The vocalist behind some of Phil Spector's greatest songs is plotting a residency, working on a documentary, and trying to ...