Song History

John Lennon found unlikely inspiration for this doo wop-styled No. 2 smash from Disney's 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.'

This single was certified with a gold plaque on the day of its release.

Band made their recorded debut credited as the "Beat Brothers" backing singer Tony Sheridan on a German single.

ZZ Top frontman joined Queens of the Stone Age on their 2006 single, forging a friendship which continues to this day.

All of the songs and artists referenced by Joe Elliott in the final single from the blockbuster album.

Say, do you remember?

Group initially rejected the classic song.

Starr's version became a powerful protest anthem, reaching No. 1 in Aug. 1970.

When the band tweaked the disco formula from their 1978 hit "Miss You," some fans assumed they'd fully embraced that genre. Not quite.

Band's fourth 'Dr. Feelgood' single came out nine months after album's release.