This is an album that the majority of us probably have in our record collections. And yet, it only reached number 95 in the ...

Crosby Stills, Nash, and Young were in constant conflict, but during the late 1980s that conflict led to one of the worst ...

While modern audiences might think of Gloria Jones as having had an illustrious career, her best-known song was a complete failure when it was originally released.

Even though the Traveling Wilburys were in the business to have some fun, they weren't as keen on bringing in an outsider all the time.

Marlon Brando was hard to work with, and he found nothing wrong with trying to destroy the production of 'Mutiny on the Bounty', directed by Lewis Milestone.

Dave Grohl had his fair share of great tours with Nirvana and Foo Fighters, but he knew that this band wasn't going to be as engaging as he hoped.

Long before 'The Traitors', Richard E Grant proved he didn’t take himself seriously by signing up for one of the 1990s’ most ...

Elton John may have had hits of his own, but he knew better than to compete with the true classics from his contemporaries.

Peter Gabriel changed the game for how live performances could be done, but he got everything he knew watching these soulful belters.

Donald Sutherland found the experience of working with Nicolas Roeg on the 1973 thriller masterpiece 'Don't Look Now' a "turning point" in his life.

Linda Ronstadt reflected on working with Peter Asher for 'Heart Like a Wheel' and how he shared her vision when others thought it was "too corny".

As a member of the Eagles, Don Henley was no stranger to a rock and roll fight. But there was one musician he said could easily "kick his ass".