Lyric Of The Week

Here, Seger has essentially summed up the indefatigability of the human spirit in three verses.

A standout track from the band's foray into baroque pop balladry.

Buffy Sainte-Marie entered the folk music scene in the early 1960s with the song.

80’s-era Grateful Dead is often overlooked when fans consider their studio output. Their lone big chart hit “Touch Of Grey” is the one song that stands above the rest in terms of popularity from that time period. The 1989...

It’s become a bit of a cliché among music fans who don’t consider themselves Deadheads to dismiss the band’s studio albums with the exception of 1970’s divine doubleheader, Workingman’s Dead and American Beauty. That’s a bit of an oversimplification,...

Deadhead or not, you have to respect any band that had the impact on popular culture that the Grateful Dead did as the 50th anniversary of the group’s formation approaches. Even though several of the founding members, including Jerry...

Ric Ocasek’s death last week roiled the music world, in large part because he was a true original.

The song is one of the legendary tearjerkers in country history because of the story behind the lyric.

Try and make a list of bands whose best album was their final album.

"It’s one of my favorite songs that I have ever written," Allman said.