history

'Third Stage' was the nexus point between what could have been the end of Boston, and an entirely new beginning.

The Beatles accomplished more in a fraction of their seven years together than most longer-surviving bands manage during their entire careers.

The vocalist and keyboardist behind the 1970 smash "Green-Eyed Lady" has died.

Billy Joel took the long road to success, and by the time he hit it big with 1977's The Stranger, he'd already released four other albums.

The tragedy cast a long shadow on the rock world and, in the days that followed, that shadow only lengthened.

ELO had been building toward the breakthrough success of 'A New World Record' for some time. But first, there was some housecleaning to do.

John Lennon wasn't exactly feeling the post-Beatles blues in 1971, but his first few solo albums fell short of his band's commercial achievements.

The 40-year friendship between Bruce Springsteen and Clarence Clemons would become an essential part of the E Street Band's self-created mythology.

'Future Games' saw Bob Welch and Christine McVie join Fleetwood Mac.

Named REDD.37 after its design team in EMI's Record Engineering Development Department, the desk was used by the Beatles through the making of 'Let It Be.'