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The Rolling Stones' "Sympathy for the Devil" might have been a huge influence on British dance music from the 1990s.

Dolly Parton had a hard time forming a relationship with God when she was younger. Until one day it hit her, in an old church filled with naked drawings.

Donovan compared The Beatles' "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" to one of his songs. His song was more popular on the charts.

Petula Clark's "Downtown" helped make her one of the most popular female singers to cross over to the United States during the British Invasion.

George Harrison and Donovan were both present during The Beatles' famous trip to India. Donovan's "Hurdy Gurdy Man" may have been inspired by the Fab Four's guru.

Fred Astaire wanted Petula Clark to explain the lyrics of "Don't Sleep in the Subway" and she was unable to do so.

Kiss has made many appearances in comic books, but they left a personal touch on a specific issue from Marvel

KISS is currently traveling on their ‘End of the Road World Tour,’ and Gene Simmons believes it’s the right time for the band to retire.

Ironically, Queen’s frustration with their fans singing along during their concerts led to them writing their most interactive song ever

The lyrics for Frank Sinatra's "That's Life" were taken away from Ray Charles' office. Charles wasn't happy.

Paul Anka wrote Frank Sinatra's "My Way" and scoffed at the idea of performing it himself, although he eventually recorded it.

Donovan's "Atlantis" was inspired by a Victorian-era book that supposedly contains the actual words of an Atlantean. The tune was a career milestone for the singer.

Frank Sinatra's "That's Life" was part of a major career resurgence for Ol' Blue Eyes at a time when his traditional pop style was no longer dominant.

It took almost 80 viewings of 'Head' before Peter Tork understood what bothered him about The Monkees' first and only feature film.

The Monkees never really had a 'group sound' claimed Micky Dolenz in a rare 1968 interview.

A previously lost Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton song is newly featured on the late musician's posthumous album, 'Life Is Like a Song.'

Charles Manson and the other members of the Manson Family became fixated on The Beatles' "Blackbird" and four other songs from 'The White Album'.

Dolly Parton broke three more Guinness World Records, bringing her total to 10. At the awards ceremony, the Queen of Country accepted the honor with her signature humility.

Charles Manson and his followers felt that The Beatles' "Honey Pie" had references to the cult's residence in Death Valley, California.

If Donovan's "Mellow Yellow" was used to advertise the soda Mello Yello, it might have ruined Donovan's hippie image forever.