Classic Rock

Discover the untold stories and hidden controversies behind the legends of classic rock that will change the way you listen to your favorite anthems forever.

The Timeless Charm of "My Love" by Paul McCartney and Wings

KC Fairlight

Experience the timeless appeal of Paul McCartney's 'My Love,' a heartfelt ballad that captures the essence of love and devotion with its tender lyrics and soulful melody.

The Story Behind "Hey Baby (They're Playing Our Song)"

Martin Sparks

Uncover the timeless appeal of The Buckinghams' 1967 hit 'Hey Baby (They're Playing Our Song)' and its unique blend of pop-rock and brass that captured the essence of youthful romance and nostalgia.

The Greatest Hits of Molly Hatchet: A Southern Rock Powerhouse

Vince Vanguard

Molly Hatchet's 'Greatest Hits' album showcases their Southern rock legacy with a powerful blend of rock, blues, and country influences.

Reliving the Soundtrack of an Era: The Greatest Hits 1966–1992

KC Fairlight

Chris Rea's 'The Greatest Hits: 1966–1992' is a captivating collection that invites you on a musical journey through pivotal decades, offering an emotional glimpse into the past.

Keep On Loving You: The Album That Rocks On and Off the Stage

Vince Vanguard

"Keep On Loving You" by REO Speedwagon is more than just a rock masterpiece from 1980; it's a testament to American artistic freedom, daring to carry raw emotion without pandering to trends.

The Romantics Album: A Blast from the Capitalist Past

Vince Vanguard

The Romantics' self-titled album bursts from 1980s Detroit with unabashed capitalism and catchy rock ‘n’ roll, flaunting ambition and guitar riffs.

Randy Jo Hobbs: A Timeless Rhythm That Still Echoes

KC Fairlight

Randy Jo Hobbs, a legendary bassist from Indiana, shaped the rock soundscape of the '60s and '70s through his distinctive bass lines and contributions to iconic bands like Johnny Winter and The McCoys.

Cruising Through Time: A Deep Dive into Rod Stewart's Gasoline Alley

Martin Sparks

Gasoline Alley, released by Rod Stewart in June 1970, captures the essence of a transformative era in music with its blend of blues-rock and folk, offering listeners a nostalgic, yet forward-thinking experience.