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Ever been swept up in a chorus so powerful it feels like the world’s singing your story? Slade’s 1983 power ballad “My Oh My” from The Amazing Kamikaze Syndrome was born from a bagpipe-inspired melody in a Welsh dressing room, became a “tuneful, love-your-fellow-man anthem” soaring to No. 2 on the UK Singles Chart and still clocks over 13 million YouTube views—proof that raw rock truth never ages.

Rock Music

Status Quo’s Francis Rossi Pays Tribute to Rick Parfitt

Country Music

when George Strait and Alan Jackson stepped onto that 2013 CMA stage, you could almost hear the world catch its breath as they sang “He Stopped Loving Her Today,” their voices weaving decades of heartache and hope into every line, while Brad Paisley’s words, “We’d have lost the Possum a lot sooner if not for Nancy,” and the tender images of Jones with his wife reminded us that love and loyalty are the true pillars of country music.

Rock Music

“There’s a Starman waiting in the sky…” erupted through British living rooms on 6 July 1972 as Bowie draped his arm over Mick Ronson on Top of the Pops, turning shy teens into glitter-eyed believers in hope, glamour and endless possibility, a televised shockwave that still tingles every time that beacon-bright chorus rockets toward the stars.