5 Strange Things That Became Musical Instruments
Where there's a will, there's a way to make music.
Where there's a will, there's a way to make music.
Queen's bestselling song was only released after Michael Jackson convinced the band it would be a hit.
The pops and crackles on these records are the entire point.
The perfect collectible for fans of the Thin White Duke and vintage 1970s science fiction.
The song would not have been written if not for a broken string.
fMRIs taken while the singer listened to music revealed previously overlooked connections between disparate works of music.
It’s hard to say exactly how many concert-goers attended Woodstock, but some low counts estimate at least 400,000 were there—which is great when it comes to peace and love, but a little less so when it comes to adequate food and drink for the masses.
The 1913 recording will ride aboard the MoonArk mission.
You can even take a course to improve your rendition of "Like a Prayer."
These facts aren't all sad, but they are all definitely true.
It's more than Florence Foster Jenkins
The moody, nostalgia-filled soundtrack your life has been waiting for.
January 20, 2014 was also a good day for charity.
Florence Foster Jenkins was the William Hung of the 1940s. Only worse.
The Big Easy's most notorious killer said he'd spare victims on one condition: that they play jazz music.
Not surprisingly, pop and hip-hop dominate.
One last time...
Twenty years ago, Kermie channeled his inner Scottish rocker for a once-in-a-lifetime TV performance.
In 1930, Kaikhosru Sorabji's piano composition was thought to be the longest and most difficult piece of solo music ever conceived. Not much has changed.
"Sometimes I could go about two weeks without making up a song." -Bob Dylan in 1962.
His first record contract was worth $1.