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The popular rock singer/guitarist who came out as a lesbian in the mid 1990s.
A review of the famed 1969 rock festival and the sequel held in 1994 in honor of its 25th anniversary.
The 1970s boy band best known for the #1 hit ""Saturday Night.""
The wholesome brother and sister singing/acting/variety show hosting duo.
The highly influential reggae musician.
The rock group which charted in the late 1990s with songs such as ""Name"" and ""Iris.""
The English rock band behind such 1970s hits as ""Feel Like Makin' Love"" and ""Rock 'n' Roll Fantasy.""
The country singer/songwriter who enjoyed his greatest success in the 1960s and '70s with songs such as ""Rhinestone Cowboy.""
The British singer/songwriter/bassist and former frontman for The Police.
The legendary disc jockey known as ""Mr. Rock and Roll.""
The Irish rock group known for the '70s hit ""The Boys Are Back in Town.""
The musical 1975 film that became a cult classic.
The rapper/producer and member of the pioneering rap group NWA who found success both as a solo rap artist, with his album The Chronic; and by helping to launch the careers of artists such as Snoop Dogg.
The R&B/soul crooner known for his seductively deep voice on hits such as ""You're the First, the Last, My Everything.""
The Canadian pop-rock singer/songwriter who struck a nerve among women with her 1995 album Jagged Little Pill.
The 1970s progressive rock band that later evolved into a successful pop outfit with drummer Phil Collins at the helm.
A look at boy bands, the Latin craze, and other musical trends of 1999.
The fictional sitcom family band that recorded several hits in the early '70s, despite the fact that most of its members couldn't sing or play an instrument.
The handsome frontman of the successful Australian pop-rock band INXS, who took his own life in 1997.
The extremely successful French-Canadian pop/adult contemporary singer, who sold millions behind songs such as ""My Heart Will Go On.""
The acclaimed rap/hip-hop producer.
The composer/producer/arranger whose work on television and film scores, as well as producing countless top-selling artists such as Michael Jackson, led to him receiving a Living Legend Award at the 1990 Grammy Awards.
The rap music trio who, among other accomplishments, helped rap cross over into the mainstream through its collaboration with Aerosmith on the 1986 hit ""Walk This Way.""
The legendary R&B singer who fled an abusive marriage and bounced back from poverty and obscurity to enjoy the greatest success of her career in the 1980s and beyond.
A look at singer-songwriters and other musical trends and events of 1970.
The British singer-songwriter who dominated the charts for three decades with songs ranging from rock to adult contemporary.
The British pop-rock group, led by the constantly feuding Gallagher brothers, which sold millions of albums in the mid-1990s while garnering lots of media attention for its brash statements.
The pop/rock/ska band that rose to fame through its 1995 album Tragic Kingdom.
A look at the way music tied into the political and social events of 1984, including homelessness.
The 1980s pop-rock band fronted by Sting, known for hits such as ""Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic"" and ""Every Breath You Take.""
A look at grunge, rap and other trends of 1992.
The '80s girl group known for hits such as ""We Got the Beat"" and ""Vacation,"" which was torn apart by its members' decadent lifestyles.
The Latin superstar and former member of Menudo who crossed over to the mainstream with his hit ""Livin' la Vida Loca.""
The Australian hard rock band that persevered and continued to enjoy success following the tragic death of lead singer Bon Scott in 1980.
The long-running New Jersey-based rock band known for hits such as ""Living on a Prayer"" and ""Bad Medicine.""
The pop band formed to star in a 1960s NBC sitcom, which enjoyed chart success during and after the show's run.
The female rap pioneer turned successful actress.
The rap group known for its controversial lyrics about race relations and other social and political subjects.
The country singer (and wife of fellow country star Tim McGraw) who crossed over to the pop charts with hits such as ""Breathe.""
The '80s all-female pop-rock band known for such hits as ""Walk Like an Egyptian"" and ""Eternal Flame.""
