It was 60 years ago today that Bruce Springsteen was "Born In The U.S.A." and love him or loathe him, there's no question the rocker is a living legend.

When you're a music snob, you have a reputation to uphold. As such, you can't afford to be caught with God awful crappy discs in your collection, or can you? Suddenly, before you know it

In May 2008, Daryl Hall and John Oates took the stage at the legendary Troubadour for the first time since playing their earliest Los Angeles shows there 35 years before.

Sometimes it seems like a band just doesn't know when to quit. Just imagine how many times you've heard some classic rock DJ try to pawn off front row tickets to Steely Dan, or how many advertisements

Canadian rockers Nickelback were the big winners at the BMI Pop Awards in Los Angeles on Wednesday night - taking home three prizes.

Everclear, ''The Vegas Years'' (Capitol/EMI) Collections of cover songs are a love-it-or-hate-it affair for fans (see Guns 'n Roses' ''The Spaghetti Incident'' for proof).

Never shy about their influences and the music they grew up on, multi-platinum rockers Everclear have long been known for saluting the band's roots by recording and performing a dynamic and eclectic array of covers.

Let's face it, they've got us all figured out. It's a formula no doubt. Multiply your age by your city and state, add your disposable income level then divide that by your ethnicity and they will surely be able to determine what kind of music you listen to and how to get you to buy it.

-World's Best-Selling Music Duo Will Donate A Portion of Proceeds from Home for Christmas to Toys for Tots (www.toysfortots.org), the 59-year-old charitable program run by the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve. Call it a masterpiece, a labor of love or the beginning of a new tradition, Daryl Hall & John Oates have released "Home for Christmas", a beautifully recorded and heartfelt Holiday album.

On October 24th, the music world will be dazzled by a harmonic convergence of superstars when singer/guitarist/songwriter George Benson teams with vocalist extraordinaire/songwriter Al Jarreau for Givin' It Up. Friends and label-mates for over three decades, this outing marks the first time that the two artists, both multiple Grammy® winners with Gold and Platinum selling albums, have recorded together as equal partners.