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Rising country star Zach Top ducked into a Nashville dive bar for an impromptu performance of this '70s Merle Haggard classic.

Benson Boone brought out Queen's Brian May for a swoon-worthy "Bohemian Rhapsody" cover during his Coachella debut.

John Lennon famously said that his song “All I’ve Got To Do” from 1963 was him “trying to be Smokey Robinson again.” Clearly, he loved the soul crooner quite a bit. And one of his favorite jukebox ...

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After writing "Me And Bobby McGee", which would later be covered by Janis Joplin, Kris Kristofferson's career exploded.

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Watch Toby Keith give a soldier returning from Afghanistan a warm welcome, reuniting him with his wife during a packed concert.

The upcoming reissue of My Chemical Romance's famed 2004 album 'Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge' will feature previously unheard live songs.

According to Lenny Kravitz, his friendship with pop star Prince was loaded with fun nights and hilarity from the "Purple Rain" hitmaker.