Get ready to moonwalk down memory lane! From synth-pop sensations to rock anthems, we're celebrating the most iconic tracks ...

Get ready to crank up the volume and rock out! We're counting down the ultimate guitar riffs, legendary vocals, and ...

Country music is music that's aimed at the heart, and it covers a wide range of emotions for all occasions, whether you're happy ... a good time, but let's face it, the genre is at its best ...

Nearly all of the songs in Williams’ top 10 are hits from the 1970s to the present day. The odd man out is the timeless Christmas classic Jingle Bells, penned by James Pierpoint during a rush of ...

On his 2007 debut album, “Lovehate,” The-Dream mourns the passing of his mother in “Mama,” a heart-filled, melodic and ...

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Depending on who you ask, this track is at the top of The Beatles’ trippiest songs. This elevating, psychedelic tune from Revolver stands out from all of the other tracks on that album.

George Harrison wrote this scathing rock song mere hours after walking away from a particularly tense Beatles fight in the ...

Our staff's favorite songs from a year that ... or topped the Hot 100 for the first time in 2005, but not ones that waited until future years to make or top the chart. No one else can feel 2005 ...

The Billboard Hot 100 is widely considered to be the definitive all-genre singles chart in the US. Since it was launched in 1958, well over 1,000 songs have ... trails the all-time record by ...

But which of their songs ... upbeat lyrics about persistence and affection have kept it thriving in the streaming era. 5. The Winner Takes It All Streams: 490,255,108 Often considered ABBA’s ...

Of all the sounds we encounter ... is heard over and over again. Songs (and other stimuli) we are exposed to become more enjoyable over time, a psychological tendency known as the “mere exposure ...