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Even after decades of working, some musicians never want to slow down. Here are six classic artists who say they have no plans to retire.

The members of Aqua didn't agree on what the vocals of "Barbie Girl" should sound like at first. The tune became a hit twice.

A scene from the documentary 'The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart' helped inspire part of the movie 'Barbie'.

Keith Richards liked Bob Dylan, but he didn't like his backing band. Richards didn't like watching them live because they sounded too perfect.

Here's who Murray the K was to the fab four and how the DJ pronounced himself the fifth Beatle on the band's first trip to the states.

Freddie Mercury had many amazing moments on stage with Queen, and one of his most iconic was made up on the spot

It appeared to be an unlikely pairing, but Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga struck gold with a pair of albums that brought success at the Grammys for both of them.

Singer Tony Bennett is dead at the age of 96. The legendary artist spent parts of 10 decades in the entertainment industry.

George Michael's former music manager, Simon Napier-Bell recalls what went through his mind the moment he learned George had died.

A Madonna song knocked USA for Africa's "We Are the World" from the top spot. The co-writer of Madonna's song wasn't a fan of her take on it at first.

Tommy James and the Shondells' "Sweet Cherry Wine" is about Jesus Christ. Notably, James discussed the role Christianity plays in his life.

Blue Swede was not the first act to record "Hooked on a Feeling." The writer of the song was behind major hits by Elvis Presley.

The Who's Pete Townshend produced a classic rock song that became one of the most influential one-hit wonders ever. Subsequently, The Who covered the tune themselves.

Tommy James and the Shondells' "Crystal Blue Persuasion" was inspired by the Bible. James said that listeners misinterpreted the song for a very specific reason.

There was a rumor The Beatles wrote a song for Tommy James and the Shondells that the latter band rejected. James set the record straight.

Styx covered The Beatles' "I Am the Walrus" at Eric Clapton's Crossroads Guitar Festival. The audience response was wildly positive.

A classic rock star plays a priest in The Who's 'Tommy'. That star later played a priest in the music video for a famous band.

Ed Sheeran surprised his Detroit audience with an appearance from Eminem at a recent concert. Here's what happened.

The Foo Fighters' Pat Smear appeared in the music video for Prince's "Raspberry Beret." He revealed his interactions with Prince were bizarre.

Alice Cooper instantly understood the lyrics of a Guns N' Roses song from 'Use Your Illusion I' and performed guest vocals on the track.