We'd like to take a look at some of the greatest rock muses of all time–and the classic songs they inspired–below.

“I stuck the record on the sound system and the slow thundering build-up of ‘Hey Jude’ shook the club,” Sanchez remembered in ...

Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones recalls a "most unusual" collab he had while working as a session player in the ...

Crack session musician, in-demand producer, one quarter of the world’s biggest rock band – ex-Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul ...

We’re reaching deep into the Rock n’ Rage archives to spotlight an unforgettable musical moment: the night Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam shared the stage with none other than Mick Jagger and The Rolling ...

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Yet, it took The Rolling Stones’ mammoth hit and first US Billboard Hot 100 number one to attack the status quo with such subversive excoriation. Released in June as a stand-alone single—and included ...

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Accordingly, he was handpicked by Mick Jagger to sing at the head Stone’s 1971 wedding to his first wife ... Kid Blues” has been covered by such disparate performers as Marianne Faithfull and the Jack ...

Show more The Rolling Stones' 1978 tour of the USA in support of that year’s Some Girls album is considered by fans to be one of their very best. By the time the band arrived in Texas in mid ...

NEW YORK — The Rolling Stones'Mick Jagger sings in swaggering French. Louisiana native Lucinda Williams delivers a slow, slinky, swamp pop sound. Steve Earle, Taj Mahal, Jimmie Vaughan ...