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09.13.26

Remember When George Jones and Merle Haggard Covered a Willie Nelson Classic in 1982?

By Gayle Thompson
The List

09.13.26

4 Low-Key Brilliant Guitar Solos From 80s Classic Hits

By Jim Beviglia
The List

09.13.26

These 3 Singer-Songwriters From the 1970s Deserved More Recognition (And I Bet You’ve Never Heard of Them)

By Em Casalena
On This Day

09.13.26

50 Years Ago Today, Waylon Jennings Reclaimed No. 1 With an Album That Embraced Neil Young and the Marshall Tucker Band

By Erinn Callahan
On This Day

09.13.26

On This Day in 2009, Taylor Swift Made MTV VMA History Before Being Part of One of the Award Show’s Most Memorable Moments

By Clayton Edwards
The List

09.13.26

4 New Wave Songs From the 80s That Always Hit, No Matter Which Generation You’re From

By Kat Caudill
The List

09.13.26

3 Rock Songs From the 1970s That Mean More When You Listen to Them With Friends

By Alex Hopper
The List

09.13.26

The Best and Worst Song From Every Beatles Album of the Psychedelic Era

By Em Casalena
The List

09.13.26

3 Rock Songs From 1968 That Still Make Me Smile Today

By Gayle Thompson
The List

09.13.26

4 Hit Songs From 1966 That Feel Like Letting Loose

Feeling like letting loose and letting your hair down? These four iconic hits from 1966 should help get you in the right headspace.

By Melanie Davis
The List

09.13.26

3 Beautiful Country Songs Unexpectedly Written by Rock Stars

By Jacob Uitti
On This Day

09.13.26

61 Years Ago Today, Buck Owens Reigned at No. 1 With the Ultimate “Freight Train” Album Named After a Gas Station Slogan

By Erinn Callahan

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LONDON – 1965: Rock band "Them" featuring Van Morrison (right) and an ever changing line up of session musicians pose for a portrait in 1965 in London, England. (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)

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