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Judas Priest's Rob Halford Recalls His Fair Share of 'Spinal Tap Moments'

Still Burning Down the House

Robin Trower talks about Hendrix's impact on his guitar playing, the weakness of Rock Hall, more

Playing magnificent guitar for six decades, Trower experienced the success of Procol Harum and his own solo career, and knows quite a bit about rock history. Now in his 70s, he has the pleasure of releasing his latest studio album, "No More Worlds to Conquer."

Pollstar | Q's With Nancy Wilson: Trailblazing Shredder Talks First Solo Album, Eddie Van Halen, Being Banned In Ireland

By: Holly Gleason Nancy Wilson sfirst solo album, You and Me, drops May 7. As a college girl, Nancy Wilson was drawn to the duality of rocking hard and the bucolic folk of Fairport Convention. Raised on the move, the seeming incongruities intrigued instead of repelled the lithe blonde; those incongruities would define Heart, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees who share Led Zeppelin’s same blues/rock/Joni Mitchell acoustic framing. That acoustic guitar-filigreed, authoritative power-downstroke and sheer joy of playing marked Dreamboat Annie, Little Queen, Bébé le Strange, Dog & Butterfly and so many of Heart’s albums. It’s all over You and Me, Nancy Wilson’s first solo album. The downy voice that launched “These Dreams,” the band’s first No. 1 single, remains as soft and dusky as ever. Wilson’s positivity explores songs written with longtime friend/Heart collaborator Sue Ennis, plus an uplifting take on Springsteen

How 'an Old Raccoon Hunter' Discovered Dolly Parton

Who was the man who discovered Dolly Parton? Cas Walker was a character and a half. Here's his story and how he came across Dolly Parton.