Despite having enough chops for three different musicians, Geddy Lee wasn't immune to a little bit of insecurity in Rush's early days.

David Bowie may have been up to a bit of mischief in his early years, but that never seemed to fade when meeting some of his compatriots.

Tony Iommi usually never had to worry about lacklustre riffs, but he felt that his old bandmates needed to come back strong in their later years.

Linda Ronstadt recalled performing with The Rolling Stones, saying Mick Jagger was "too much fun" because he brings so much when he's on stage.

After the massive fallout of Eagles, it would be a long road to a reunion, and this song was the beginning of them putting the pieces back together.

Back-scratching and favour-pulling have always been a common practice in Hollywood, although Billy Bob Thornton didn’t have anyone to rely on when he was trying to break into a cutthroat business, not ...

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He may be better known as a serious actor, but George Clooney has comedy icons of his own he is inspired by, including Howard Hawks.

Keith Richards might have rock and roll flowing through his veins, but hearing this song was what ignited that initial spark all those years ago.

Most Beatles songs read like pure poetry in their lyrics, but there was one outlier during their classic period that could create a mood without any words.

Elton John might have a strong linep of classics under his belt, but this double album from the '70s is still among the best ever made for him.

Prince discussed why he became endeared to bands like Boston, and how they had something he didn't come across in contemporary music.