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Randy and Mary Travis Discuss Randy's Miraculous Performance of “Amazing Grace” on The Big Interview

Mary Travis tells the tear-jerking story of Randy Travis's struggle to sing after his stroke,…

Randy and Mary Travis on The Big Interview with Dan Rather

Randy and Mary Travis tell Dan Rather about the difficulty caused by Randy's stroke, and…

The Making of “Purple Haze” | This Week in Music History

On January 11th, 1967, the Jimi Hendrix Experience stepped into De Lane Lea studios in…

Regina King on The Big Interview with Dan Rather

Dan Rather interviews Academy Award winning actress, Regina King, about her remarkable on-screen career and…

The Rise of Luke Combs | The Big Interview

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Frampton Comes Alive! | This Week In Music History

On January 6th, 1976, Peter Frampton released his legendary live album Frampton Comes Alive! Before…

Buckingham & Nicks Join the Mac | This Week in Music History

On January 1st, 1975, Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham officially joined Fleetwood Mac. Even before…

Celebrating the Life of Lemmy | This Week in Music History

On December 24th, 1945, Ian Fraser Kilmister aka “Lemmy” was born. With his signature look…

I Wrote Garth Brooks' Biggest Hit Song On A Bar Napkin | Music's Greatest Mysteries

Chicken tenders, hot sauce, a LOT of free champagne, and a napkin is all you…

Perry Farrell on the Impact of Jane's Addiction | The Big Interview

Growing up Perry Farrell knew he loved music, but he wasn't always sure he was…

The Genius of Prince | The Top Ten Revealed

Why was Prince a total genius? He would put on a three hour show, play…

Neil Young vs. Lynyrd Skynyrd | Music's Greatest Mysteries

When Lynyrd Skynyrd released “Sweet Home Alabama”, was it really a diss track towards Neil…

The Clash Change Punk with London Calling | This Week in Music History

On December 14th, 1979, The Clash released their third studio album London Calling. It was…

Remembering John Lennon | This Week in Music History

On December 8th 1980, the world lost a musical icon: John Lennon, a legendary singer…

The Fierceness of Annie Lennox | The Top Ten Revealed

Why is Annie Lennox one of the fiercest 80s ladies? We talk about it in…

Elvis' Secret Meeting with Richard Nixon | Music's Greatest Mysteries

In 1970 Elvis Presley decided to crash the white house and convince Richard Nixon that…

Ice Cube & Cypress Hill's Beef | The Top Ten Revealed

B-Real from Cypress Hill always looked up to Ice Cube, that is until he essentially…

Who Killed Sid Vicious? | Music's Greatest Mysteries

Is Sid Vicious' mother responsible for his death? Learn more about this mystery, the truth…