Elle Palmer

Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page once picked out the two 1960s musicians he believed to be "spacewards thinking," artists who would change rock forever.

We all have an artist who is guaranteed to make us cry, a band or singer we turn to when we need to completely wallow in our emotions.

Morgan Freeman is used to making box office hits and critically acclaimed features, but there is one project the actor starred in that immediately flopped.

The mystical Joni Mitchell has a habit of finding her way into your heart through her music and carving a permanent place there forevermore.

The Police frontman Sting once shared his admiration and envy for Paul McCartney, naming the Beatles song that he wishes he had written.

Steely Dan singer Donald Fagen once named the talented vocalist he believed should have led the band, describing him as a "monster singer and musician."

There is no such thing as a perfect song. No matter how masterfully written, expertly arranged, or flawlessly produced a track may be, there will always be those who dispute its excellence.

Few frontmen have transformed the rock realm quite like Kurt Cobain did.

Christine McVie once spoke about the experience of recording one of Fleetwood Mac's more experimental records, describing the experience as "absurd."

With most rock bands, the burden of songwriting weighs heavily on one person's shoulders, which can get heavy and cause an imbalance of power.