Frank Mastropolo

A talented singer-songwriter released an album about unidentified flying objects, then disappeared into thin air.

After one mishap, a powerful musicians union's kept the Kinks out of the U.S. for four long years.

Roger McGuinn of the Byrds spoke to us about legislation that will help artists get royalties.

Dick Clark called it "the National Anthem of Rock 'n' Roll.”

Singer Petula Clark and audio engineer Andre Perry remember their roles in this enduring protest anthem.

Something sparked when David Bowie, hoping to escape L.A.'s drug-fueled lifestyle, moved to Berlin in the late-'70s.

We revisit some of the highlights and lowlights from John Lennon's 18-month separation from Yoko Ono.

By 1968, Simon & Garfunkel had produced a string of folk-rock hits that included ‘The Sound of Silence,’ 'I Am a Rock' and ‘Mrs. Robinson.' But their chart success brought the duo criticism from folk music purists.

In 1972, the infectious strumming riff that opened ‘Listen to the Music’ introduced fans to the uniquely American sound of the Doobie Brothers. Their blend of rock and R&B produced a string of hits throughout the next decade. At age 40, ‘Listen to the Music’ remains a classic rock radio staple and the Doobies -- with founding members Tom Johnston and Patrick Simmons -- still maintain a busy to