Original Features

There was time when an all-female group didn't write its own songs or play its own instruments.

They were punk before there was a name for it, and they've influenced generations of rock bands. So why aren't they in the HOF?

She's already been inducted with ex-husband and onetime creative partner Gerry Goffin for songwriting, but she deserves to be in for her own achievements, too.

His link with the genre began at the turn of the '70s, during heralded shows with Neil Young and Grateful Dead.

Life imitated art when drug-fueled producer met Glenn Frey and Don Henley.

Pink Floyd, Grateful Dead and many others took music in a new direction in the '60s.

Some of the band's most ambitious, interesting songs are deep cuts and lesser-known tracks.

After already getting inducted with Nirvana, Dave Grohl looks for his second HOF enshrinement.

Blues, folk, world music – no genre escaped the kaleidoscopic pull of the '60s' trippiest sound.

Nirvana, U2, the Kinks and Joan Jett are some of the many artists who've had their songs parodied.