On rare occasions, an unreleased classic rock song will become a cult classic; and still never get a proper album release.

Two songs from Led Zeppelin III never got played live, "Out on the Tiles" and "Hats Off to (Roy) Harper," while "Friends" got one play in Japan in 1971. Plant, however, has often played it on his ...

Old power pop soldiers never die—if they’re Paul Collins, they just release their finest album in many a moon. The ...

The singer of the Youngbloods, best known for the peaceful anthem “Get Together,” championed bizarre sounds and artists with his Raccoon Records ...

The Beatles’ Apple was the prime example, but soon after, the Rolling Stones had Rolling Stones Records, Jefferson Airplane had Grunt, and Led Zeppelin had Swan Song ... out an album of his ...

Do you remember Far Corporation, the '80s supergroup behind a hit dance pop cover of Led ... recorded solo albums and, in recent years, has released a pair of albums with Black Swan.

He is releasing his final album, "The 2nd Bestest Songs I Ever Wrote," on March ... by legends ranging from the Rolling Stones to Led Zeppelin and Elvis Presley. His first night on the job had ...

Yungblud has said that his upcoming album has taken inspiration from Led Zeppelin and Elton John ... “[With] this album and this song, I feel like I’m really about to arrive in a way that ...

The Led Zeppelin Mud Shark Incident ... and the Mothers of Invention’s live album, Fillmore East, in 1971. Simply and aptly titled The Mud Shark, the song includes the lyrics: ‘Let’s say ...