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Dan Rather sits down with Clint Black at his Nashville home.

Hall of Fame musician Daryl Hall discusses his career and passion for restoring homes.

Kicking off the countdown; rock experts like Rikki Rockett, Dee Snider, and Shawn Stockman take us through everything from the Who to Donna Summer.

Continuing the countdown; music experts like John 5, Jeff Timmons and Shar Jackson cover everything from Bruce Springsteen to Meatloaf.

The Top Ten Revealed: 200 Greatest Songs of the 70s we're keeping the party going with songs #180-171. Music experts like Alice Cooper, Carnie Wilson, and Nita Strauss cover everything from ABBA to CCR.

The Top Ten Revealed: 200 Greatest Songs of the 70s continues counting down with songs #170–161. Music experts like Mary Lynn Rajskub, Rikki Rockett, and Shawn Stockman cover everything from Rush to Blondie.

On The Top Ten Revealed: 200 Greatest Songs of the 70s, we're still going with songs #160-151. Music experts like Ajay Popoff, Kenny Aronoff, and Malina Moye cover everything from David Bowie to Bob Dylan.

The Top Ten Revealed: 200 Greatest Songs of the 70s we're continuing the countdown with songs #150-141. Music experts like Robert Mason, Ahmet Zappa, and Paul Stanley cover everything from Paul Simon to The Who.

On this episode of The Top Ten Revealed: 200 Greatest Songs of the 70s, we're keeping the countdown going with songs #140-131. Music experts like Rick Derringer and Alan Parsons cover everything from Sister Sledge to Grand Funk Railroad.

On this episode of The Top Ten Revealed: 200 Greatest Songs of the 70s, we're resuming out countdown with songs #130-121. Music experts like Paul Stanley, Jack Osbourne, and Kevin Cronin cover everything from Chicago to Christopher Cross.

We're keeping the party going with songs #120-111. Music experts like Don Felder, Lisa Loeb and John Oates cover everything from Alice Cooper to The Carpenters. Songs featured include Miss You, Rock and Roll Fantasy and Devil Woman.

The series continues counting down with songs #110-101 with music experts Steve Porcaro, Caleb Quaye and John 5 covering everything from Led Zeppelin to Gloria Gaynor. Songs highlighted include Beth, Bad Case of Loving You and Stairway to Heaven.

We're counting down songs #100-91 with music experts like Finesse Mitchell, John Oates and Kevin Cronin covering everything from Jim Croce to Elton John. Featured songs include Funkytown, Horse With No Name and Time in a Bottle.

The series continues counting down songs #90-81 with music experts like Caity Babs, Mark McGrath and Lita Ford talking everything from Tom Jones to Jimmy Buffett. Songs include Slow Ride (Foghat), Sweet Emotion (Aerosmith) and How Long (Ace).

We're counting down songs #80-71 with music experts like Malina Moye, Robert Mason and EG Daily covering everything from Gerry Rafferty to Lou Reed. Songs include Wild Horses (The Rolling Stones), Rich Girl (Hall & Oates) and I Shot the Sheriff.

The series continues counting down songs #70-61 with music experts like Stephen Pearcy, Eddie Trunk and Lisa Loeb discussing everything from James Taylor to David Bowie. Songs featured include TNT (AC/DC), Take It Easy (The Eagles) and Heroes.

We're counting down songs #60-51 with music experts like Gibby Clark, Jackie Tohn and Matt Pinfield talking about everything from Peter Frampton to the Cars. Songs include Freebird (Lynyrd Skynyrd), Show Me The Way (Peter Frampton) and Imagine.

The series continues with songs #50-41 with music experts like Steven Adler, Sebastian Bach and James Durbin who go over everything from Rod Stewart to James Brown. Songs include School's Out, Get Up Offa That Thing and Take Me Home Country Roads.

Continuing the countdown with songs #40-31; music experts such as Ahmet Zappa, Dick Verbueren and Jeff Timmons cover everything from Alice Cooper to Blondie.

The Top Ten Revealed: 200 Greatest Songs of the 70s, is still going with songs #30-21; music experts like Matt Sorum, Jack Osbourne, and Kenny Aronoff cover everything from The Clash to Carole King.

Music experts like Mickey Thomas, Don Dokken and Taylor Dayne cover everything from Donna Summer to Don McLean.

Music experts like Shawn Stockman, Dee Snider and Kenny Cetera cover everything from AC/DC to Marvin Gaye.

Queen's early influences.

Marvin Gaye sings in his father's church and in the Moonglows before signing with Motown; he records songs by Smokey Robinson before producing the protest album "What's Going On"; Gaye is killed in 1984 during a domestic dispute with his father.

Journalists discuss the rise of Tina Turner and her successful solo career.

We're counting down songs #100-91 with music experts like Finesse Mitchell, John Oates and Kevin Cronin covering everything from Jim Croce to Elton John. Featured songs include Funkytown, Horse With No Name and Time in a Bottle.

The series continues counting down songs #90-81 with music experts like Caity Babs, Mark McGrath and Lita Ford talking everything from Tom Jones to Jimmy Buffett. Songs include Slow Ride (Foghat), Sweet Emotion (Aerosmith) and How Long (Ace).

We're counting down songs #80-71 with music experts like Malina Moye, Robert Mason and EG Daily covering everything from Gerry Rafferty to Lou Reed. Songs include Wild Horses (The Rolling Stones), Rich Girl (Hall & Oates) and I Shot the Sheriff.

The series continues counting down songs #70-61 with music experts like Stephen Pearcy, Eddie Trunk and Lisa Loeb discussing everything from James Taylor to David Bowie. Songs featured include TNT (AC/DC), Take It Easy (The Eagles) and Heroes.

We're counting down songs #60-51 with music experts like Gibby Clark, Jackie Tohn and Matt Pinfield talking about everything from Peter Frampton to the Cars. Songs include Freebird (Lynyrd Skynyrd), Show Me The Way (Peter Frampton) and Imagine.

The series continues with songs #50-41 with music experts like Steven Adler, Sebastian Bach and James Durbin who go over everything from Rod Stewart to James Brown. Songs include School's Out, Get Up Offa That Thing and Take Me Home Country Roads.

Continuing the countdown with songs #40-31; music experts such as Ahmet Zappa, Dick Verbueren and Jeff Timmons cover everything from Alice Cooper to Blondie.

The Top Ten Revealed: 200 Greatest Songs of the 70s, is still going with songs #30-21; music experts like Matt Sorum, Jack Osbourne, and Kenny Aronoff cover everything from The Clash to Carole King.

Music experts like Mickey Thomas, Don Dokken and Taylor Dayne cover everything from Donna Summer to Don McLean.

Music experts like Shawn Stockman, Dee Snider and Kenny Cetera cover everything from AC/DC to Marvin Gaye.

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Jim Morrison's father's connection to the beginning of the Vietnam War; the truth behind the death of AC/DC's Bon Scott.

Controversy surrounding the Chicks; the FBI's surveillance of Insane Clown Posse fans; the Rick Roll.

Exploring whether Michael Jackson created a gang truce; if Nickelback got the last laugh; and if Rosanna Arquette is the ultimate '80s muse.

Addressing whether Soul Asylum's "Runaway Train" really saved lives; the secret past of Rick James; Annie Lennox's spooky experience in Austin, Texas.

Ranking the best debut albums of 1992 with rock experts like James Durbin, Kenny Aronoff, Lisa Loeb and more.

Bands that named themselves after places found all over the globe.

Ranking the most epic songs of 1977 as rock experts like E.G. Daily, Jackie Tohn, Ahmet Zappa, and more weigh in.

Ranking '80s hair bands with rock experts like Sebastian Bach, Rikki Rockett, Dorothy and more.

Ranking Occult Songs; Rock experts like Britt Lightning, Dirk Verbeuren, James Durbin and more count down.

Rock experts Finesse Mitchell, Carnie Wilson, Matt Pinfield and more rank dreamy tunes.

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 a 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.

Doo-wop is a genre of a cappella rhythm and blues music, which originated in the '30s and '40s across African American communities in Philadelphia and Chicago, among others. Focusing on vocal harmonies, doo-wop provides a beautiful layering between a lead vocal and strong underlying voices mimicking instruments.

First forged in the '70s and '80s, Heartland Rock displays poetic, socially-conscious lyrics rooted in Americana.

From the word modernist, Mod is a subculture that began in the late 1950s and spread throughout Great Britain, before ultimately influencing trends in other countries. Elements of the mod subculture include fashion, music (primarily jazz), and motor scooters.

Julie Brown revisits the year 1983; Brown touches on moments that defined musical history such as the dawn of the MTV-Age, music videos, heavy metal, and more.

Matt Pinfield discusses the defining moments of the year 1975; Pinfield touches upon powerhouse bands such as Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and others, along with discussing the upcoming political failures and economic crisis of 1975.

Guitarist and legendary songwriter, Don Felder, heads back to The Grammy Museum, where he explores the year of 1973; Felder discusses some of '73's biggest headlines.

Actor, writer and musician, Tommy Chong dives into the year of '64; the year The Beatles took over, Motown Records became a driving force, and The Rolling Stones made their debut.

Ranking the best debut albums of 1992 with rock experts like James Durbin, Kenny Aronoff, Lisa Loeb and more.

Bands that named themselves after places found all over the globe.

Ranking the most epic songs of 1977 as rock experts like E.G. Daily, Jackie Tohn, Ahmet Zappa, and more weigh in.

Ranking '80s hair bands with rock experts like Sebastian Bach, Rikki Rockett, Dorothy and more.

Ranking Occult Songs; Rock experts like Britt Lightning, Dirk Verbeuren, James Durbin and more count down.

Rock experts Finesse Mitchell, Carnie Wilson, Matt Pinfield and more rank dreamy tunes.

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 a 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.

Doo-wop is a genre of a cappella rhythm and blues music, which originated in the '30s and '40s across African American communities in Philadelphia and Chicago, among others. Focusing on vocal harmonies, doo-wop provides a beautiful layering between a lead vocal and strong underlying voices mimicking instruments.

First forged in the '70s and '80s, Heartland Rock displays poetic, socially-conscious lyrics rooted in Americana.

From the word modernist, Mod is a subculture that began in the late 1950s and spread throughout Great Britain, before ultimately influencing trends in other countries. Elements of the mod subculture include fashion, music (primarily jazz), and motor scooters.