It’s not surprising that this song put The Ramones on the New York punk rock map early on ... notes, melodies, or even lyrics. “Love Me Do” is one of the Fab Four’s most endearing and charming songs.

In the early Eighties, Charles Thompson was such a swell, upstanding, likable young man that his high school teachers recognized him with “a funny little dinky award” declaring him “Teenager of the ...

Television's Richard Hell called one punk band the "cream of the crop", claiming they came in and beat all the other bands ...

Below, we're taking a look at 60 Rock Songs Inspired by Books and Literature, for the most part limiting it to one entry per ...

A Wednesday is not the ideal time of the week for late-night activities with your friends, especially when you all have full-time jobs and children, yet you make the time anyway. That is how ...

Without The Stooges, artists like the Ramones ... lyrics, “Anytime I want I got a right to move, No matter what they say,” delivered by Pop with his usual urgency and aggression; the sonic equivalent ...

by Peter Frampton, "Silk Degrees" by Boz Scaggs, and "Songs in the Key of Life" by Stevie Wonder Predictably, if you've been ...

Karol G issued an apology after the song -- a collab of multiple Colombian stars -- received backlash over lyrics sexualizing ...

Karol G apologized for lyrics in her latest single, '+57,' after receiving backlash from Latin American press for sexualizing ...

Karol G addressed the backlash surrounding lyrics from her song '+57' which some say promotes the sexualization of minors: 'A ...

Karol G, the only woman featured on "+57," said she was "sorry from the heart" after people interpreted the song's lyrics as sexualizing minors.

The songs were unabashedly ambitious but also often deceptively ... which he originally wrote for New York punkers The ...