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Donovan revealed that he had to learn to sing in a different style so he could record Alice Cooper's "Billion Dollar Babies."

The same star inspired The Beatles' "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," "Dear Prudence," and "Blackbird." He discussed how those songs came together before his eyes.

Donovan was friends with The Beatles. Fittingly, some of the lyrics of The Beatles' "Michelle" inspired lines from Donovan's "Jennifer Juniper."

Paul McCartney helped record Donovan's "Mellow Yellow" and he was falsely rumored to have sung backup on another psychedelic Donovan hit: "Atlantis."

A drummer said critics hated The Beach Boys' "Kokomo" and tried to kill it with their words. That didn't stop it from hitting No. 1.

Donovan gave contradictory statements about his involvement in crafting The Beatles' "Julia" from 'The White Album.'

Here's the scoop on the rumors about Shakira and NBA star Jimmy Butler dating. Plus, the other famous men the "Out of Your League" singer has been linked to recently.

Susan Atkins said the Manson Family felt The Beatles' "Piggies" was about the apathy of respectable people.

The Manson Family felt The Beatles' "Sexy Sadie" from 'The White Album' proved Charles Manson had a mental connection to the Fab Four.

'Head' poked a lot of fun at The Monkees expense claimed Mike Nesmith in a rare interview.

Dolly Parton's 'Great Balls of Fire' just turned 44. Let's take a look back at the album and the singer's complicated feelings about it.

This AC/DC song is the best morning pick me up for royal family member Prince William.

A 1990s alternative rock star said The Beatles' "Strawberry Fields Forever" was a window into John Lennon's mind and heart.

Muses' "Pressure" was inspired by The Beatles even though it came from an album that was supposed to sound like the future.

A comedian said the chorus of The Beatles' "Michelle" has lyrics that easily could have fallen flat but did not.

Dolly Parton wanted to come full circle and buy her mom a mink coat after 'Coat of Many Colors' performed so well on the charts. But her mom had another idea.

Hearing an off-kilter version of The Beatles' 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band' changed a future rock star's attitude toward music in a major way.

The Beatles' "My Bonnie" sounds a lot like the work of a popular early rock 'n' roll singer from the United States.

Paul McCartney said "Please Please Me" was an example of The Beatles stealing from American artists. The tune became an international hit.

Jeff Lynne from the Electric Light Orchestra produced The Beatles' "Free as a Bird" and George Harrison's "Got My Mind Set on You."