Some songs you want to last forever. They are like family and friends. And that includes one-hit wonder tracks, too.

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An excerpt from author Audrey Golden's biography of the Raincoats, Shouting Out Loud, addresses their major label struggles after Kurt Cobain's death.

From Joni Mitchell to Sister Rosetta Tharpe and Patti Smith, a legion of female icons have seen their legacy underplayed.

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Blondie are one of the most well known and loved, and biggest selling, bands of all time but for Clem Burke the pinnacle of ...

Takahashi turned toymaker, creating clothing inspired by the stitches, buttons and details on stuffed animals.

Hallelujah the Hills made a quadruple album and then some. The Boston band’s “Deck” rolls out over four LPs of 13 songs each ...

Turns out copyright law in music is special — and the record labels are bringing out the big guns.

The 1970s produced many one-hit wonders. And some of them are still on tour today, sharing their music with fans around the globe.