Willie Nelson’s presence here means a debt has finally been repaid.

We find Phil Ochs sharpening his weapons for a final attack on injustice.

This is music that builds on the past – rather than fetishizing it.

John Oates had started writing it for one of their main influences.

Jackson Browne’s ‘Standing in the Breach’ is as layered as it is honest, as reflective as it is determined.

Through David Gilmour’s patronage, Kate Bush made her first demo, and her celebrated career was underway.

“It’s not going to happen,” he says of a reunion. “You’d have to exhume.”

Stripped of artifice, Nicks connects on an elemental level.

Despite five years together, they still deal with the specter of Freddie Mercury.

Why “Shake It Off” when you can “Give It Away”? Hawley answers that question.