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

In 1976, Kiss opened their Destroyer album with “Detroit Rock City.” Paired with the ballad “Beth” as its B-side, the riff-heavy song had an unusual chart history. After producers flipped the order of ...

Cream is not only credited as rock's first supergroup, but they also left a lasting mark by introducing a number of memorable ...

Record executives were initially ‘terrified’ to release the song as a single, yet it went on to win two Grammy Awards and sparked persistent rumors that it was inspired by a Full House actor and ...

Monday, July 27, marked the 47th-anniversary of what many consider to be among the best rock and roll songs of all time. July ...

While Procol Harum might be best known for their iconic 1967 hit "Whiter Shade of Pale," that wasn't the only song to land the British band on the charts. Another track on the group's self-titled ...

Fifty-two years ago today, country-rocker John Denver topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart with his soft rock hit "Annie's Song." Released on May 15, 1974 as the lead single from hi ...

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Soft rock songs defined summer for quite a few listeners back in 1972, and these tracks might just take you back in time.

The '00s had a bevy of one-hit wonders across all genres. The artists dropped a hit that stuck with us, but why didn't they?

Following the World Cup, where "Wonderwall" became an anthem for the English team, Oasis earns its first No. 1 on a Billboard chart.

If you're a baby boomer, I bet these classic rock jams from 1966 are still swimming around somewhere in your brain.