We're rounding up the classic Motown hits that still bring Boomers to the dance floor. Turn up the timeless tunes and let's ...

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From Crys Matthews to Kneecap and The Neighborhood Kids, protest music isn't just alive in 2026; it's robust and expansive. Musicians are using their art to meet the moment and fight injustice.

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Guitar teacher Julien Dooley builds lessons around the music his students love while encouraging them to replace "can't" with confidence, persistence and a willingness to try.

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Released in 1975 as the second single from Bad Company’s second album, Straight Shooter, the song reached No. 10 on the US ...

Everyone knows Phil Collins for his vocals and drumming. But who delivered the guitar line for one of his most famous hits?

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