With distinctive harmonies and one-of-a-kind rhythm guitar work, The Everly Brothers’ revolutionary contributions to the early days of rock and roll also lead to them being pioneering figures of the country rock subgenre. Check out the stories behind the duo’s greatest hits
We wouldn’t have rock music without the groundbreaking work of Eddie Cochran. His smooth, fast-paced contributions to the fledgling genre during the 1950s are still viewed as some of its most important early work, and his recordings helped define the first generation of young rock and rollers
Fats Domino was one of Rock and Rolls most enigmatic and influential figures. Here we take a romp through his finest cuts.
Classic blues compositions and rock and roll’s earliest standards all encompass Bo Diddley’s discography. A leading figure in the fledgling blues-rock movement of the 1950s, his innovative work on the guitar and with percussive rhythms like the African “hambone” styling remain unmatched to this day
A founding father of rock and roll with an unforgettable stage presence, Chuck Berry paved the way for future hall of famers like Stevie Ray Vaughan and The Rolling Stones. From songs about fast cars and women to falling in love, we jump right into the GOAT’s most influential releases
One of rock and roll’s originators, to say Buddy Holly was a pioneering figure would be an understatement. We detail the singer, songwriter, and guitarist’s ingenious work, and show why Don McLean rightfully paid homage to Holly’s towering legacy with his oldie-but-goodie hit song, ‘American Pie’