Pretty much every big funk and soul artist came through Motown, but which one of them had the most number ones?

Discover the most popular songs from the 1960s that defined a generation. From The Beatles to Aretha Franklin, these hits shaped music history.

Bob Dylan's legendary anthem Blowin' in the Wind nearly missed the album that made it famous. This eye-opening article ...

Legendary diva Diana Ross captivated Ocean Casino Resort audience with an unforgettable performance full of her signature ...

Terry Johnson, a guitarist, arranger and vocalist remembered for his version of “I Only Have Eyes for You,” he sang with the ...

On Tuesday, November 18, America’s Harlem Gospel Choir returns to Budapest for the first time in seven years, playing at the ...

When legendary drummer Carmine Appice looks back on Rod Stewart’s 1978 hit Da Ya Think I’m Sexy? – which he co-wrote with ...

When legendary drummer Carmine Appice looks back on Rod Stewart’s 1978 hit Da Ya Think I’m Sexy? – which he co-wrote with ...

Rising from a Motown hopeful to the shimmering lead of The Supremes and later a trailblazing solo artist, Ross redefined fame, fashion, and female power in entertainment.

Stacker takes a look at Black artists music wouldn't be the same without, from Sister Rosetta Tharpe to Tupac Shakur.

Today in Music History for Nov. 28: In 1902, the Quebec Symphony Orchestra gave its first concert at Tara Hall with violinist J. Alexandre Gilbert as soloist. The Quebec Symphony is Canada's oldest ...

See the best 1960s music artists, from The Beatles to Motown legends, who shaped a revolutionary decade in music history.