If Bob Dylan invents mainstream punk but continues to release influential work, will anyone remember he invented punk?

Jeff Beck realizes corporate rock is bullshit and reinvents guitar

How Bob Dylan tackled media perception, divorce, and identity all while reinventing the heartbreak album

Tom Petty and his Magnum Opus of Change, Love, Loss, and Healing

The Rolling Stones and the first whispers of doubt (soon to be crushed)

The Beatles and Abbey Road.

The beginning of the end of the beginning of Rod Stewart

The most star-studded debut album of all time turns 50

The humble beginnings of the band that self prophesied their status as Rock and Roll icons

Beatlemania, Movie Deals, Expert Pop Songs, and Cultural Impact? All in A Hard Day's Night!

50 Years of Elton John's filler album - full of number one hits, lyrical masterpieces, and a band at the height of their powers!

Bruce Springsteen and the misunderstood masterpiece that put him on the map

Tina Turner and 40 Years of the Cultural Reset that was Private Dancer

So Much To Say, So Little that Matters

Faces at their best was also Faces at their beginning, if that could be believed.

The story of one man's trouble to take it easy [due to court, law, and affiliations with multiple Judas wannabes]

The Rolling Stones quintessential 1968 piece is still relevant today - why is that?

Paul McCartney's stunning comeback album celebrates 50

Hackney Diamonds, Overproduction, and Ron Wood getting his due

Bernie Taupin, Elton John, and fifty years rock's most cynical look at fame