Kelly Murphy

Despite Stevie Nicks ‘ honesty about the varying hardships she faced throughout her career, the one aspect she has always remained remorseful about is her drug use.

Often, it's a band's biggest hit that has the most interesting story, and Chicago 's definitive 1970s power ballad, ‘If You Leave Me Now', is no exception.

Even at the peak of his career, Prince was denounced by sceptics for being nothing more than a callous troublemaker when, in reality, he was someone with more creative integrity than perhaps any other.

If there's one thing Linda Ronstadt might absolutely despise about the music industry, it's inauthenticity.

Most legacy artists have that one song that changed their career forever. The Eagles had ‘Hotel California', The Mamas & The Papas had ‘California Dreamin', and Bob Seger had his heartland rock masterpiece, ‘Night Moves'.

For someone who has accrued quite the resume when it comes to working with the best of the best, you'd think that Jeff Lynne would have become one of the most egotistical players in the game.

Depending on which side of the fence you're on, Phil Collins is either the best or the worst thing to happen to modern music.

‘Beauty Is Only Skin Deep' had already been passed around a few different artists by the time The Temptations made it a hit in 1966.

When Kate Bush originally wrote ‘Running Up That Hill', even she couldn't have predicted just how much of a life it would have once it left the studio.

Sometimes, it takes a good collaborator to push an artist to their full potential. Even Stevie Nicks , someone you'd expect to have very few issues achieving greatness, needs that one magical push from time to time.