Anniversaries

Just over a month later, the Starman passed away from liver cancer.

It was two days later that the singer passed away from a heart attack at 52 years old.

He'd become the first solo member of the Beatles to simultaneously top both the album and singles charts.

In the wee hours of the morning, Petty and the Heartbreakers cut one of their best-known songs.

The album was a huge success after it was released in November 1971, but Frampton was gone by then.

It was 50 years ago that the Boss and the E Street band played in Europe for the very first time, but it was not exactly a pleasant experience.

This became the last completed blockbuster album in his lifetime after the former Beatles star was felled by a crazed assassin.

It was the largest boat that ever sank in the Great Lakes, claiming the lives of 29 people whose bodies were never recovered. The accident prompted new maritime regulations and one of Lightfoot's most successful songs.

This 1975 song shares its title with an extremely popular 2022 release.

This pieced-together concert souvenir told the complex story of relentless attention to detail and an ugly initial split.

It's the last vestige of their no-frills hard rock era.

It resulted in a jail stay and a $50 fine.

On Oct. 30, 1975, Dylan launched a concert tour unlike any other — and brought along a whole bunch of friends.

After close to 20 years with the band, the drummer decided it was time for a new phase of life.

The Prince of Darkness' first post-retirement album suffers from its exhausting length and musical monotony.

Brown's own label wasn't so sure about the idea of a live album. He proved them wrong.

As the beloved film celebrates its 40th anniversary this year, Michael J. Fox shares some fun musical Easter eggs.

A few opening dates for Elvis Presley didn't hurt either.

The "Rocky Mountain High" singer was just 53 years old.

At a tiny club in Olympia, Washington, Grohl made his debut.