Here's a look at four artists who had Hot 100 hits with multiple versions of their own songs, including Eric Clapton, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Aerosmith.

From Derek and the Dominos to Thunderclap Newman, these 14 brilliant acts stuck around for just one album – and we’re still yearning for more ...

A master of melody, a pioneer of world music, and the man who taught the world that "all things must pass," George Harrison ...

I love the blues, but I wanted to make my own statement to carry the thing further forward." Cream was inducted into the Rock ...

The freestyle recordings that were to make up the third, Apple Jam disc on All Things Must Pass were typically recorded in-between official takes, when the musicians slipped into extended noodling.

These three rock artists didn't last very long. They only had time to release one major album in their careers, albeit iconic ones.

Discovering the truth about George Harrison's solo years, with the help of Paul McCartney, Pattie Boyd, Michael Palin, Jim Keltner, John Hurt and many ...

George took the chord sequence of his third song on The White Album from Bob Dylan’s “Sad Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands”. It has a haunting quality and an ambiguous lyric that sounds like a love song but, ...

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The history of Eric Clapton’s guitars during Cream’s brief but influential existence – from Fresh Cream to Goodbye – reveals ...

Clapton went on to form two completely different bands that each only released one studio album. The fact that these two ...

Eric Clapton’s quote of the day talks about how blues music helped him during difficult times. He is a famous guitarist who became popular in rock and blues music. His life had success, struggles, and ...