Song History

"Since when is there a rule: ‘A song has to have a chorus’?"

The track was once described as sounding too much like "church," but it later found a place on 'The Dark Side of the Moon.'

The sudden death of their guitarist James Honeyman-Scott was a huge blow to the band.

The 1993 collaboration between Bryan Adams, Sting and Rod Stewart was a worldwide hit -- and a nightmare to make.

Daunting technological obstacles made for a challenging experience in the studio.

Sting took inspiration from the works of Carl Jung for the 'Synchronicity' hit single.

American DJs regularly stumbled over the title of this Top 20 single.

Spoiler: Cyndi Lauper's big hit wasn't written by a girl.

A book from one former member and a song lyric from another helped kick-start the hit song.

Tommy Shaw helped them deliver a follow-up that could build on 'The Grand Illusion.'