Released as a single on Dec. 25, 1994, “Walls” found Yes collaborating with Roger Hodgson of Supertramp fame. What if he’d become their lead singer?

John Oates credits Hall and Oates’ third-act resurgence to one particular element that’s unique to this modern era.

More than a decade after the bulk of Steve Cropper’s most famous sides at Stax Records, something magical happened.

Greg Lake has long been associated with cover images for both King Crimson and Emerson Lake and Palmer. Without them, he says music is diffeent.

Though it’s become a treasured Yuletide standard, the Eagles’ take on “Please Come Home for Christmas” has a complicated back story.

Poncho Sampedro, who says Crazy Horse was changed forever in Billy Talbot’s absence, ruminates on a possible farewell tour with Neil Young.

Queen recently issued a two-disc compilation of ballads, bolstered by a trio of never-before-released songs. Co-founder Roger Taylor isn’t a fan.

Here are Steely Dan’s five best keyboard performances, selected in tandem by our panel of Steely Dan authorities.

David Lee Roth was reluctant to pick his top Van Halen album — until he came up with a suitably salacious scenario in which he’d have to.

After a particularly raucous performance, Pink Floyd was subsequently banned from the august venue. David Gilmour explains.