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John Lennon felt The Beatles' "Hey Jude" was partially inspired by his relationship with Paul McCartney. He was a huge fan of the song.

Jon Bon Jovi recently revealed why he doesn't live in the past when it comes to his success.

Nicolas Cage covered one of the best and most underrated Elvis Presley ballads for David Lynch's film 'Wild at Heart.'

Lindsey Buckingham says that the choice to leave Fleetwood Mac in 2018 wasn't his, but rather the result of an ultimatum from Stevie Nicks.

As further information emerges in Julia Misley's sexual assault lawsuit against Steven Tyler, more fans are beginning to see the Aerosmith frontman in a new light.

George Harrison's "Got My Mind Set on You" is a cover of a song that he was introduced to during his first trip to the United States.

Members of The Monkees generally didn't write their songs. Despite this, they wrote a song based on a classic jazz number.

A songwriter behind Miley Cyrus' "Flowers" showed how much the song's meaning changed as it was completed.

David Guetta and Bebe Rexha's "I'm Good (Blue)" only became popular after it went viral on the social media app TikTok.

Vince Neil says he was in 'complete shock' when he got fired, but one Mötley Crüe bandmate recalls the singer's departure differently.

Fans of musicians support their favorite artists, but some have put their lives at risk. Here are 4 musicians who worried about their safety because of fans.

Phil Collins' hit "In the Air Tonight" was inspired by a truly low point in the musicians life following his separation from his first wife.

David Bowie revealed one of the most famous '60s psychedelic rock songs was inspired by a viewing of '2001: A Space Odyssey.'

One of The Monkees' ballads is a cover of song by The Hollies that has a different title. The Monkees' version is better.

One of the songs from The Beatles' 'Help!' is part of a great rock 'n' roll tradition of tunes about trains.

The Rolling Stones' "Start Me Up" has a really gross lyric but that didn't stop it from becoming one of the band's biggest singles.

Kelly Clarkson is speaking out about fellow "The Voice" coach Blake Shelton's imminent departure from the show.

More musicians wipe out onstage than you might think. Here are 9 classic artists who have taken a tumble during a concert.

Freddie Mercury and Michael Jackson almost collaborated on a track for "Thriller" but Mercury "blew it" at the last second. Here's how:

Jimi Hendrix paid the ultimate compliment to The Beatles by covering one of their songs just days after its release.