Matt Springer

Even his weakest albums remind us of what a way he has with a melody.

Since then, a string of classic rockers have staged outsized extended engagements. It all started right here.

'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road' was the second studio album he released in 1973 and his seventh in five years.

This was a step down from some of his best-known '70s albums, but still had its charms.

We review Bruce Springsteen's new EP, 'American Beauty.'

This performance finds the most significant figure in rock history shattering every expectation.

In 1969, everybody had a hard year, and everybody had a good time. It was a year in which history seemed to be tripping over itself -- the moon landing, Woodstock and Altamont, and the slow disintegration of the Beatles.

When the Beatles took the stage fifty years ago today (Oct. 13 -- ignore the date on this video) to appear on the variety show 'Sunday Night at the London Palladium,' they were four lads armed with the simple tools of their early classics--a bass, two guitars, drum kit. The psychedelia, the massive studio productions, the brilliance and adoration, suspicion and disintegration -- those were years a

To fully appreciate the Beach Boys' 'Little Deuce Coupe,' which was released 50 years ago, you have to accept that it's possible to create a pop record with occasional moments of stunning beauty about the awesomeness of cars.

What's left for Elton John to prove? The guy is a knight of the round table. He's sold approximately six gajillion records. He's got a live residency in Las Vegas. Hell, he's even paid tribute to Liberace on the Emmys!