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Dee Snider, Rikki Rockett and Sebastian Bach help rank songs played at roller rinks.

A ranking of songs that peaked in 1979.

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Rock N' Roll Hall of Fame alumnus David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash discuss their personal lives and friendships.

Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson sits down to talk about his five decades as a progressive rock idol.

Ranking favorite teen films from the 1970s, with contributions from Barry Williams, Sebastian Bach and Anson Williams.

Ranking some stand-up comedians of the 1970s, with input from George Wallace, Fred Willard and Michael Winslow.

Jaleel White, Morgan Fairchild and Dee Wallace give their opinions about favorite science-fiction movies from the 1970s.

Ranking the most amazing toys of the 1970s with contributions from Mindy Cohn, Sebastian Bach and Todd Bridges.

The love affair between rock and roll and the guitar originally began with the blues, but the real key to the success of the guitarist in rock and roll was amplification. Once the guitar could be properly amplified, it took over and from the very early days of the genre, it was the sound of rock and roll.

Though bordering America, the home of rock and roll, Canadian artists such as Neil Young, The Band, Joni Mitchell, Leonard Cohen, and Arcade Fire have each carved out a sound and style that is uniquely their own leaving an indelible mark that continues to influence and inspire generations of musicians.

A great drummer must have impeccable timing, rhythm, and co-ordination. Perhaps more importantly, however, they also must have passion something unique that makes them stand out. This is a celebration of those percussion pioneers with the perfect blend of talent, passion, and the drive to be legendary.

A genre of rhythm and blues music that originated in the 1940s by African American youth; vocal group harmony with an engaging melodic line and a simple beat with little or no instrumentation.

98 Degrees' Jeff Timmons and Debbie Gibson hunt down their top 5 vinyl while discussing everything from pop to showtunes.

The history of Texas blues and the influence that celebrated guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughn had on the genre.

The love affair between rock and roll and the guitar originally began with the blues, but the real key to the success of the guitarist in rock and roll was amplification. Once the guitar could be properly amplified, it took over and from the very early days of the genre, it was the sound of rock and roll.

Rock experts rank their favorite crooners.

The best late guitar players who defined and invented guitar sounds and styles like nobody else.

Songs from the 1970s that helped ease the pain of heartbreak.

Rock experts Rikki Rockett, Dee Snider and Steven Adler rank songs featured on movie soundtracks.

Steven Adler of Guns N' Roses, Leif Garrett, Eddie Money, and daughter Jesse Money, rank the epic songs that peaked in 1972.

Ranking the best country tunes to sing at Karaoke; finding out which country karaoke songs make the list as rock experts like Sebastian Bach, Frankie Banali (Quiet Riot), Jesse Money and Jeff Pilson (Foreigner) help count down.

Sammy makes a stop in Scottsdale, Ariz., where he meets up with Poison frontman Bret Michaels; the two iconic rockers sit down for a "Mad Max"-style performance of "Your Mama Don't Dance" and tour Bret's unique Arizona home.

Sammy travels from Oklahoma to Kansas City, Kan., for Rockfest; once arriving at the music festival, Sammy goes backstage with some of the biggest names in rock including Zakk Wylde and Godsmack's Sully Erna, then performs with the Circle.

Ranking favorite teen films from the 1970s, with contributions from Barry Williams, Sebastian Bach and Anson Williams.

Ranking some stand-up comedians of the 1970s, with input from George Wallace, Fred Willard and Michael Winslow.

The love affair between rock and roll and the guitar originally began with the blues, but the real key to the success of the guitarist in rock and roll was amplification. Once the guitar could be properly amplified, it took over and from the very early days of the genre, it was the sound of rock and roll.

Though bordering America, the home of rock and roll, Canadian artists such as Neil Young, The Band, Joni Mitchell, Leonard Cohen, and Arcade Fire have each carved out a sound and style that is uniquely their own leaving an indelible mark that continues to influence and inspire generations of musicians.